Pay an invoice
This page settles an invoice we have already issued. It sells nothing and it sets no price.
What this page is, and what it is not
We do not publish service prices anywhere on this site. There is no tariff, no package and no starting figure, because what an incorporation or a licence file involves depends on the structure, and a number without the structure behind it is a guess. The only amount that exists is the one on the invoice we issued to you.
So this page has no price on it either. You type in the invoice number and the amount exactly as they are printed on your invoice, and the payment is raised for that amount and nothing else. If what is in your inbox does not match what you are about to type, stop and write to us before paying rather than after.
The payee, its country and the payment reference are printed on the invoice itself. Government fees and third-party costs, where an invoice includes them, are itemised there too.
The two routes
Card
The card button hands you over to Stripe Checkout. The card number is entered on Stripe's own page and never reaches this domain, so we never see it and never store it. You come back to a confirmation page here once Stripe has taken the payment.
Crypto
The crypto button opens the payment processor's invoice page, where you choose the coin and the network. The amount stays fixed in the currency of the invoice and is converted at the processor's rate at the moment you pay. Confirmation follows once the network has settled the transaction, which is not instant.
Either way, the receipt goes to the email address you enter below. Keep it: it is what matches the payment to the invoice.