UX Bounty·Performance & Perceived Speed (UX)Assigned
Product LinkBill payment failed-delivery and refund review
We are reviewing airtime and data purchases in the Palremit app, where reviewers report being debited without the value arriving. Buy small top-ups, confirm whether they landed, and test how clearly the app handles and refunds any failure. Keep amounts tiny. Use your own phone number.
Required Evidence
3 items required
Video Recording
A screen recording
Screenshot
Screenshots of each purchase and its status
Other
Your delivery-confirmation table (amount, status, delivered, refunded) The transaction history entries For any debit without delivery, the transaction reference Device model, OS version, and app version
Video or screen recording, Screenshots, Other (see requirement description)
Overview
- Environment
- mainnet
Requirements
Features to Test
- Airtime top-up flow
- Data bundle purchase flow
- Purchase confirmation and status screen
- Transaction history entry
- Failure and refund handling
Test Scenarios
- Airtime: buy a small top-up to your own number -> confirm it actually arrived
- Data: buy a small bundle -> confirm delivery
- Failure: any purchase that fails or shows unclear status -> check debit and refund
- Out of Scope
- Crypto deposits, withdrawals, swaps, cards Large-value bill payments
- Access Prerequisites
- A verified account with a small balance for tiny top-ups Your own phone number on a supported network to receive them
- Test Credentials
- Testers use their own account. No shared credentials provided
- Known Restrictions
- Supported networks and billers may vary by country Keep amounts tiny Use only your own phone number
Target Profile
- User Type
- On a supported mobile network and can confirm airtime and data delivery on your own line
Steps to Follow
Questions You Must Answer
- 1Did every purchase you paid for actually arrive?
- 2Was any debit left without delivery or refund?
- 3How clearly did the app communicate a failure?
Conditions
Privacy & Security
- Do not include sensitive information in videos or screenshots.
- Do not use personal credentials or share private data in your submission.