30 days, no reason required

Ask for your money back within 30 days of a payment and you get it back. This page explains exactly how that works, including the parts that are awkward — because a refund policy you only understand at refund time is not a guarantee, it is a trap.

Last updated 10 August 2026

The guarantee

Every Tech Kick Bot subscription carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you ask for a refund within 30 days of a payment, you get that payment back. You do not have to give a reason, you do not have to prove you used it, and you will not be put through a retention script.

The 30 days run from the date of the payment you want refunded, not from the date you first became a customer. If you have been subscribed for five months and want the most recent month back, that is inside the window.

How to request one

Email blackkick74@gmail.com from the address your account is registered under, or message us on any channel listed on the contact page. Include the email address on the account and, if you have it, the order reference from your confirmation page.

That is the whole process. There is no form, and we do not require you to speak to anyone first.

How long it takes

We aim to approve refunds within two business days of receiving the request. How long the money takes to actually arrive after that depends entirely on how you paid, and that part is outside our control.

Card payments typically post back within 5–10 business days. Cryptocurrency refunds are sent back on-chain, usually within one business day of approval. Mobile wallet and bank transfers inside Pakistan are usually same-day or next-day.

How the money comes back

Refunds go back through the route the payment came in on. Card payments are reversed to the same card. Bank and mobile wallet transfers go back to the sending account.

Cryptocurrency is the one case that needs a word of warning, because it is the one that surprises people. A crypto refund is returned as crypto, to a wallet address you give us — we cannot convert it back to your local currency, and we refund the amount that was paid in the original coin, not its value on the day of the refund. If the price of that coin has moved since you paid, the fiat value you receive will have moved with it. That is a property of paying in crypto, not a deduction we are applying.

What is not covered

Losses on your trading account. This is the important one and we would rather be blunt about it than let anyone find out later. The subscription fee is refundable; money you lost trading is not, and no software vendor can refund market losses. The subscription price and your trading capital are entirely separate — we never hold, touch or have access to the funds in your broker account.

Third-party costs you incurred alongside the software — VPS hosting, broker fees, spreads, swaps — are not ours to refund.

We also reserve the right to decline refunds where a licence has been redistributed, resold or shared in breach of the terms, or where the same person repeatedly buys and refunds. Neither is a customer we can serve.

Cancelling instead of refunding

You can stop at any time. There is no contract, no minimum term and no cancellation fee — the subscription is monthly and simply does not renew if you do not pay again.

If you cancel partway through a paid month, the bot keeps working until that month runs out. We do not pro-rate part-months, and we do not cut you off early for cancelling.

Our honest advice

Spend the first week on a demo account. The engine behaves identically on demo and live, it costs nothing, and it is the only way to find out whether you can actually sit through a losing week before real money is involved.

We would rather you demo it for a week and decide it is not for you than refund it in week four. The refund exists because you should be able to change your mind — not as a substitute for testing.