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Fortumo is a mobile payments provider that enables businesses to accept payments via mobile channels such as carrier billing, mobile wallets and web payments.
Fortumo typically acts as a payment processor or aggregator between end users and merchants. It does not usually set merchant refund or cancellation policy for purchases handled by the merchant.
Canceling a subscription stops future renewals but typically does not retroactively remove access already paid for until the current billing period ends.
After cancellation you should not be billed for subsequent periods. For App Store/Google Play purchases the platform controls the billing cycle and renewal stops when you cancel there.
Payment records remain with the merchant and/or Fortumo for reconciliation and dispute purposes. Keep receipts and confirmation emails for your records.
Fortumo’s Terms state that refunds granted to end-users for Merchant Services (plus processing fees) must be compensated by the Merchant and may be deducted from the Merchant’s payments.
See Fortumo’s Terms for details: Fortumo Terms of Service.
For web-based purchases outside app stores, refunds depend on the merchant’s stated policy. Fortumo is the payment processor and does not set merchant refund terms.
There is no automatic statutory 14-day cooling-off right in Fortumo’s terms; check the merchant’s policy and Singapore consumer law for possible remedies.
No Singapore-specific public pricing in SGD was found in the verified sources. Fortumo generally offers bespoke or enterprise pricing for merchants.
To learn specific plan or fee details, contact Fortumo directly or check your merchant/developer dashboard for active pricing and contractual terms.
Under Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act and the Lemon Law, consumers have rights if goods are defective or do not conform to contract.
Where applicable, consumers may be entitled to repair, replacement or refund for non-conforming goods.
For web-based transactions (outside app stores) merchants must clearly state their cancellation and refund policy; Fortumo as a payments processor does not substitute for merchant obligations.
For more on consumer rights see the local guidance: Singapore consumer guidance.
Public reviews on Trustpilot are largely negative in the sample provided. Many reviewers reported service interruptions, billing problems and difficulties obtaining refunds or support.
See user feedback: Fortumo on Trustpilot.
Customers commonly report being charged for services they claim not to have received and problems reaching responsive support.
Keep clear records and be prepared to contact the merchant first; escalate to the platform (Apple/Google) or consumer protection authorities if necessary.
A frequent error is attempting to cancel via the payment processor instead of the platform that controls the subscription (Apple/Google) or the merchant’s site.
Always check whether the subscription is managed by the App Store, Google Play or directly by the merchant before taking action.
Some consumers assume Fortumo will automatically refund or cancel subscriptions; Fortumo often has no authority to do so for app store purchases.
Failing to keep receipts, subscription IDs or communication records makes disputes harder to resolve - retain all relevant documents.
| Payment channel | Where to cancel | Who handles refunds | (Period) |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (Apple) | Apple App Store subscription manager | Apple (not Fortumo) | Subscription-specific |
| Google Play | Google Play > Subscriptions | Google (not Fortumo) | Subscription-specific |
| Web payments (merchant) | Merchant’s website or support team | Merchant (Fortumo processes payment) | Merchant policy |
Cancellations and refunds depend primarily on the platform or merchant; Fortumo is usually the payment processor and not the decision-maker for refunds or cancellations.
After cancelling, keep confirmation of cancellation and monitor your card/bank statements for further charges.
If charges continue, contact the platform (Apple/Google), the merchant, or your card issuer to dispute the charge.
Fortumo Singapore Pte. Ltd. (registered office): 10 Anson Road, #21‑07, International Plaza, Singapore 79903.
For specific merchant issues, contact the merchant first or use your developer/merchant dashboard to find applicable support channels.
Fortumo’s Terms of Service linked above includes contractual contact and legal information; use your contract or dashboard for account-specific contact details.
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Written by Charmaine Toh
Regulatory watch · 7 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 7 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.