Financial rules
How does your money work on Tdriss?
A clear summary of what happens before and after buying recorded courses or live-support programs.
Last updated: 4 September 2026
Live support
Automatic compensation
Calculated after every session without a student request.
Recorded course
7-day refund window
Requires a request and administration review.
Wallet
Internal credit
Applied automatically before the payment gateway.
Payment and confirmation
What you see before completing a purchase.
- Purchases require a student account with a verified email address.
- Wallet credit is used first; the remainder is paid through Chargily.
- Access starts after successful payment.
- A payment attempt and live-support seat hold expire after 30 minutes if payment is not completed.
- The platform pays payment-gateway fees.
Recorded course
Permanent access to the purchased version.
- Content opens as soon as the purchase succeeds.
- The buyer keeps permanent access to the purchased version, even when the course is hidden from new buyers.
- A full refund can be requested within 7 days of purchase.
- When approved, the full amount is credited to the wallet and course access is revoked.
Live support
One program price with no automatic renewal.
- The purchase covers the displayed support program and does not renew automatically.
- Purchase is unavailable after enrollment closes or seats are full.
- Each past session card includes a Settlement Receipt button.
- If the teacher does not open the session within the first 15 minutes, or it is cancelled, the full session allocation is credited to the wallet automatically.
- For partial delivery, compensation is calculated automatically from teacher attendance and the amount due is credited to the wallet.
Student wallet
Credit reserved for purchases inside Tdriss.
- It receives refunds and live-support compensation.
- It is used automatically before any new payment on the platform.
- It cannot be withdrawn as cash or transferred to a bank, card, or another user.
- The wallet balance cannot become negative.
Hiding a course or program only stops new purchases; it does not remove access for prior buyers.

