Inside Vietnam, scan a VietQR code with any banking app and the download unlocks itself the moment the money arrives. Outside Vietnam, it takes one email. Either way the price is the price, with nothing added at the last step.
Say plainly what does not work: the automatic checkout on this site runs on VietQR and domestic Vietnamese bank transfer through SePay. Both need a Vietnamese bank account. There is no card payment and no PayPal here today. If you scan that QR code with a foreign banking app, nothing will happen.
What does work: email Autoera and it gets arranged for you.
Same product, same price, and the same It-Runs Guarantee as a Vietnamese buyer. Replies come within 24 working hours.
On language: every product except the ebook now ships both editions in one purchase, English and Vietnamese. You read the manuals in English. The free Market Brief skill writes its briefing in English too, though most of the sources it reads are Vietnamese, so it translates as it writes and says so where it matters. Support replies are still written in Vietnamese, so it is better you know that now than after paying.
Order by emailOne method: scan the VietQR code through SePay. The buyer pays no extra fee of any kind. The price shown on the product page is the final price, and Autoera absorbs the gateway fee.
SePay does not hold your money. It reads the balance changes on Autoera's bank account and sends a notification, which is what makes order confirmation automatic instead of a manual reconciliation.
All prices on this site are in Vietnamese đồng (VND). They are not converted to any other currency, deliberately: exchange rates move daily, and printing a fixed dollar figure would be printing a wrong number at the exact moment somebody is about to pay it. Convert at the rate of the day when you order.
Bundle pricing works the same in both languages, from the same source: a bundle is its own product code, you pay once, and you receive the download links for everything inside it. The "bought separately" column adds up the current selling prices of exactly those products, not a made-up figure set high for comparison.
Autoera does not issue invoices. It sells as an individual and is not registered as a business. You receive an order confirmation by email carrying the order code, the product name, the amount and the payment date, plus your own bank statement. Those are enough for your own records, but they are not valid documents for booking an expense or reclaiming tax. If your company requires a proper invoice, Autoera cannot meet that requirement, and you should know that before paying rather than after.
The usual cause is a wrong transfer note. The order is held for 24 hours: send a photo of the receipt with the order code, Autoera reconciles it by hand and unlocks the order.
If too little, Autoera tells you the remainder with a matching QR code. If too much, the difference is refunded within 3 working days, or credited against your next order, whichever you prefer.
100% of the second payment goes back to the account it came from, within 3 working days.
If the webhook never arrives, your order is not lost. The transaction is still in the bank statement, and Autoera reconciles it by hand and unlocks it during working hours. That is why the transfer note matters.
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