What Payment Methods Are Supported?
The last step of the order passes you to a single payment gateway, and that gateway accepts credit cards, debit cards and PayPal. A Premium networking certification exam is bought through that one route rather than through a choice of three payment systems, and the route opens only to a signed-in account.
The distinction is worth drawing, because it describes what you are actually choosing when the order reaches its last screen. NWExam does not run several payment integrations side by side. There is one, you reach it when the order is otherwise complete, and the instruments above are what it will take once you are there.
One Gateway, Three Instruments It Will Take
Credit card, debit card or PayPal — the choice is made at the gateway rather than on this site, and nothing earlier in the order asks you to declare it. A card used here has to be permitted to make an international transaction, which is the one thing worth confirming with your bank before you start rather than discovering at the last screen. Prices are shown in US dollars, and paying from a card denominated in something else is answered on its own page.
What the Checkout Asks for Before It Will Take a Payment
- A signed-in account: the purchase attaches to an account, so there is no anonymous checkout here and nothing to migrate afterwards from a guest order
- A card cleared for international use: or a PayPal account, which carries its own arrangements with your bank
- Billing details that match your card: entered at the order stage rather than at the gateway, and worth entering exactly
- A path out to the gateway: the last step leaves this site and comes back afterwards, so on a managed corporate network with outbound filtering in place that hand-off is the step that can be interrupted — if the payment page never opens, the thing to look at is the path rather than the card
One gateway, taking credit cards, debit cards and PayPal, reached from a signed-in account at the end of the order. Everything about the payment itself happens on the gateway’s side of that hand-off.
