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Gohenry is a prepaid debit card and money-management app designed for children and managed by parents. It combines a reloadable card for purchases with parental controls, allowance scheduling, and educational tools to help children learn about money. The service operates via parent and child accounts and is managed by GoHenry Ltd.
When you cancel, GoHenry should stop future recurring payments for the account; however, exact timing (immediate stop versus end of the paid billing period) can depend on your billing cycle and their terms. Access to the child’s card and app features may remain available until the paid period ends or until the account is closed, depending on how GoHenry processes the request. Personal and account data will be retained or deleted according to GoHenry’s privacy policy and terms - request information about data retention and ask them to confirm deletion if you require it.
GoHenry’s publicly available information does not guarantee a statutory 14‑day cooling-off refund for online sign-ups in its terms, and refunds are handled case-by-case under their policies. Reports and consumer reviews indicate that refunds are not always straightforward: some customers have had difficulty securing refunds, and at least one review describes a prolonged unresolved refund request. There are also complaints that refund procedures requested by GoHenry involved providing bank routing details via email, which raised safety concerns. If you expect a refund, ask Member Services for the exact refund policy, the refund method they will use, and a timeline in writing; keep all replies and receipts. If a refund is refused or delayed, consider contacting your bank for chargeback options or a Canadian consumer protection agency for advice.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Per child | Varies | Exact CAD pricing not publicly available; US pricing examples exist (e.g., US$5 per child). |
| Family / multiple children | Varies | Exact CAD pricing not publicly available; US family prices (e.g., US$10) may be used as reference and convert at billing. |
Canadian consumer protection laws vary by province. While some purchases and contracts may have a statutory cooling-off period, GoHenry’s public terms do not explicitly mention a 14‑day right; therefore, you should consult provincial rules such as Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act or your province’s consumer protection office to determine your entitlements. If you encounter problems with cancellation or refunds, you can escalate the issue to your provincial consumer protection agency, the Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre for safety concerns, or contact your bank to discuss payment disputes. Keep records of all communications and any evidence of charges when making a claim.
Reviews are mixed. On the positive side, GoHenry’s UK Trustpilot profile shows many users praise the app’s ease of use, parental controls, and the educational angle for children learning money management. Negative reviews found on platforms such as Sitejabber and the BBB report issues like declined transactions despite available funds, problems activating or using replacement cards, unexpected account terminations after adding money, difficulties obtaining refunds, and concerns about unsafe refund procedures (requests for bank routing details via email). Technical complaints include app freezes and restrictive features for older children. These mixed experiences suggest that while many find the service useful, others have encountered significant service or support problems.
Common mistakes include assuming you can cancel inside the app (GoHenry requires direct contact with Member Services), failing to obtain written confirmation of cancellation, and not saving evidence of requests and responses. Some customers have accepted refund instructions by unsecured email (such as providing routing numbers) and later regretted it; always confirm the secure refund method with Member Services and request written proof. Another frequent error is not checking billing cycles - cancelling partway through a paid period may not result in an immediate refund unless the company’s policy provides one.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Phone (Member Services) | Possible; depends on support decision and account status | Low - Medium (should be fastest route for confirmation) |
| Support portal / Email | Possible; often requires follow-up and written confirmation | Medium (documented but may be slower) |
| Registered post (raccomandata A/R to Member Services) | Possible; provides strongest paper trail for disputes | Medium - High (takes longer, but useful if other methods fail) |
After you receive confirmation, check your bank or card statements to ensure recurring charges stop. Retain all confirmation messages, postal receipts, and screenshots. If a refund has been promised, ask for the amount, method and expected timeline in writing and follow up if it does not arrive. If you have trouble obtaining a refund or a safe refund method, contact your bank to discuss chargeback options and consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection agency.
Helpful resources: GoHenry support portal for direct contact; an independent cancellation guide such as the JoinChargeback overview; and consumer protection bodies for advice. When following up online, keep copies of every message and do not share full banking details via unsecured email.
Support portal: GoHenry Support
Independent cancellation guide: How to cancel GoHenry (JoinChargeback)
BBB reviews and complaints: Better Business Bureau
Canadian consumer protection resources: Government of Canada - Consumer protection and Ontario - Consumer Protection
Send registered post (raccomandata A/R) if using postal cancellation:
GoHenry Ltd
Stirley House, Ampress Lane, Ampress Park
Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8LW
United Kingdom
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