Repayments
What should I do if I cannot pay on time?
Tell the other person early, propose a realistic new plan and record what you agree.
4 min readPractical guideUpdated 2026-06-15
The short answer
Say something before the due date, explain what changed, and propose a specific new plan you can keep.
The short answer
Say something before the due date, explain what changed, and propose a specific new plan you can keep.
What to do
- 1Contact the other person before the payment is due, not after.
- 2Say what changed and whether it is temporary.
- 3Propose a specific alternative: a smaller amount now, or a new date.
- 4Record whatever you agree, so the schedule matches reality.
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Key takeaway
Early honesty is the single most useful thing you can do.
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1. Search KinPay Learn
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2. Use Help inside KinPay
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3. Submit a support request
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4. Email support
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