Payment & Security Policy
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Payment & Security Policy

A clear, complete explanation of how you can pay us, when your card is charged, how sales tax and cross-border duties work, and exactly how we protect your payment information from the moment you click "Place Order."

Effective & Last Updated: September 13, 2026 HRV Enterprises INC LLC ~10 min read
SSL / PCI SECURE CHECKOUT

256-Bit SSL Encryption

Every page of checkout is encrypted in transit, from your browser to our payment processor.

PCI DSS Compliant Processing

All card payments are handled by PCI DSS-certified payment processors, not stored on our servers.

No Full Card Numbers Stored

We never see or retain your complete card number, CVV, or magnetic-stripe data.

7 Trusted Payment Options

Major cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Purchase Orders for verified schools and institutions.

Section 01

Scope & Who This Policy Applies To

This Payment & Security Policy ("Policy") is issued by HRV Enterprises INC LLC, doing business as MyGradStoles ("MyGradStoles," "we," "us," or "our"), and explains how payments are collected, processed, taxed, secured, and refunded for every order placed through mygradstoles.com — including Graduation Stoles, Custom Graduation Stoles, Religious Stoles, Blank Graduation Stoles, and all Shop-By-Color product pages.

This Policy applies to individual customers, families, student organizations, and school or university institutions ordering from the United States or Canada, since those are currently the only two countries we ship to. It works alongside — and does not replace — our Returns & Refund Policy, Shipping Policy, Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, and our Custom & Personalized Order Policy. Where this Policy addresses payment or security specifically and another policy touches the same topic in general terms, the more specific provision here governs for payment matters.

Who we are, in plain terms

HRV Enterprises INC LLC is registered in the United States and headquartered in Mount Prospect, Illinois. Our stoles are manufactured through our production partners and shipped to customers exclusively in the United States and Canada. This Policy reflects that cross-border business model, which is why it addresses both U.S. and Canadian payment, tax, and consumer-protection rules in detail.

Section 02

Accepted Payment Methods

We accept the following payment methods at checkout. Every option is processed through an encrypted, PCI DSS-compliant payment gateway — we never key your card details into an unsecured form.

VISA
Visa
MC
Mastercard
AMEX
American Express
DISC
Discover
Pay
Apple Pay
PayPal
PayPal
About the icons above

The badges above represent each network in that network's brand colors for clarity. They are simplified marks rather than the exact registered logos of Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay, and PayPal, each of which is a trademark of its respective owner. Swap in the official brand assets from each network's brand-guideline page if you want pixel-exact logos on the live site.

Purchase Orders (Institutional Buyers)

Verified schools, colleges, universities, honor societies, and other educational institutions may pay by Purchase Order (PO) for bulk graduation stole orders, subject to credit approval and net-terms arrangement. See Section 9 for details, or visit our Bulk Order page to get started.

Section 03

Currency & Currency Conversion

  • All prices on mygradstoles.com are listed and charged in U.S. Dollars (USD) unless our checkout explicitly displays a Canadian Dollar (CAD) price at the time you order.
  • If you are shopping from Canada and your order is charged in USD, your card issuer or bank — not MyGradStoles — converts the charge to CAD using their own exchange rate at the time of settlement, and may apply a foreign-transaction fee under your cardholder agreement. We do not control or profit from that conversion rate.
  • If we enable native CAD checkout pricing in the future, we will clearly disclose the converted amount, the exchange rate source, and any dynamic-currency-conversion fee before you confirm payment, consistent with Canadian truth-in-advertising requirements under the Competition Act.
  • Refunds are always issued in the same currency and to the same payment method used for the original charge.
Section 04

When Your Payment Is Charged

Because most of our products are manufactured specifically for you, our payment-timing model is straightforward and disclosed upfront — no surprise charges after the fact.

1

Order Placed & Payment Captured Full Amount

For Custom Graduation Stoles, Religious Stoles, and all personalized items, we collect payment in full at checkout — before the digital proof is created — because your order reserves production capacity, materials, and design time. This is standard practice for made-to-order goods and is disclosed here and at checkout.

2

Digital Proof & Approval

No production begins until you approve your digital proof (see our Custom & Personalized Order Policy). Your card is not charged again for a standard revision within the free-revision allowance.

3

Blank Stoles & In-Stock Items

Blank Graduation Stoles and other ready-made, non-personalized items are also charged in full at checkout, consistent with standard e-commerce practice, since these ship from existing stock.

4

Add-On Charges (Rush, Extra Revisions)

Rush production fees, additional-revision fees beyond the free allowance, or any other add-on charge are always disclosed and separately confirmed with you in writing before we charge your payment method a second time.

5

Institutional Purchase Orders

Verified institutional buyers on approved net terms are invoiced according to the payment schedule in their PO agreement rather than charged at checkout. See Section 9.

Why we don't wait until after your proof is approved

Collecting payment at order placement, rather than after proof approval, lets us begin design work immediately and lock in your place in the production queue — which matters most during peak graduation season (March–June). Our 24-hour cancellation window (see our Custom & Personalized Order Policy) gives you a full refund if you change your mind before a proof is sent.

Section 05

Declined, Failed & Pre-Authorized Payments

If Your Card Is Declined

If your payment method is declined at checkout, no order is created and no charge is placed — you will be prompted to retry with the same or a different payment method. Common causes include insufficient funds, an expired card, or your bank flagging the transaction for extra verification.

Pre-Authorization Holds

Some banks place a temporary pre-authorization ("pending") hold to confirm your card is valid before the final charge posts. This is initiated by your card network, not an extra charge from us, and typically clears from your statement within 1–5 business days if it does not convert into a completed payment.

If a payment fails after your proof is already approved

In the rare case a previously successful payment is later reversed by your bank before production is complete, we will contact you to arrange an alternate payment method before proceeding to manufacturing. We will never begin production on an order without a successfully settled payment.

Section 06

Fraud Screening & Order Verification

To protect both our customers and our business from payment fraud, every order passes through automated screening before it enters production.

  • We use standard card-network tools, including Address Verification Service (AVS) and CVV/CVC verification, to confirm the billing details you provide match the card issuer's records.
  • Orders that trigger our fraud-risk screening (for example, a large mismatch between billing and shipping address, or an unusually high-value first-time order) may be placed on a short manual review hold, and we may contact you by phone or email to confirm the order before production begins.
  • We reserve the right to cancel and fully refund any order we reasonably believe to be fraudulent, unauthorized, or made with a stolen payment method, and to report suspected fraud to the relevant card network or law enforcement.
  • If your legitimate order is delayed by a fraud-review hold, we will always tell you why and work with you to verify it as quickly as possible — usually within one business day.
Section 07

Pricing Errors & Corrections

We work hard to keep every price on mygradstoles.com accurate, but on rare occasions a technical glitch, mis-typed price, or shipping-calculation error can display an incorrect amount.

How we handle an obvious pricing error

If a product is listed at an obviously incorrect price (for example, due to a typographical or technical error) and we accept your order before catching the mistake, we will contact you before doing anything else. You will always be offered the choice to pay the corrected, correct price and proceed, or to cancel the order for a full refund with no charge to you. We will never silently charge a corrected amount without your consent.

All prices, including any applicable personalization, rush, or shipping fees, are shown to you in full before you complete checkout, consistent with FTC guidance on clear and conspicuous pricing disclosure and Google Shopping's accurate-pricing requirements.

Section 08

Promotions, Discount Codes & Stacking

  • Unless a specific promotion states otherwise, only one discount code may be applied per order — discount codes do not stack with each other or with automatically applied bulk/wholesale pricing.
  • Each promotion has a stated expiration date or quantity limit, honored based on the terms in effect at the moment you check out; a code that has expired or reached its redemption limit will be rejected at checkout with a clear message.
  • Discounts and promotional pricing apply only to orders placed while the offer is active; we do not retroactively apply a new discount, or refund the difference, to an order placed before a promotion began.
  • We honor our advertised lowest-price guarantee and bulk/wholesale pricing tiers exactly as shown on the site at the time your order is placed.
  • We reserve the right to cancel a redeemed promo code and adjust an order's total if we identify a code was used fraudulently, generated by an unauthorized third-party coupon site, or shared in violation of that promotion's stated terms — you will be notified and given the chance to pay the corrected total or cancel for a refund.
Section 09

Purchase Orders & Institutional Payment

Schools, colleges, universities, and other verified educational institutions ordering in bulk can pay by Purchase Order (PO) instead of card or PayPal at checkout.

  • Contact us at contact@mygradstoles.com or +1 (361) 228-4910, or visit our Bulk Order page, to request PO or net-terms payment for a bulk institutional order.
  • PO and invoiced payment terms are offered at our discretion, generally to verified public or accredited educational institutions, and may require a signed order confirmation, a tax-exemption certificate where applicable, and credit review before approval.
  • Unless your PO agreement states otherwise, an invoice is issued once your digital proof is approved and production is authorized, with payment due according to the net terms confirmed in writing (for example, Net 30).
  • All other sections of this Policy — including sales tax, security, and refund terms — apply equally to institutional PO orders.
Section 10

Payment Security & PCI DSS Compliance

Protecting your payment information is not an afterthought at MyGradStoles — it is built into how our checkout is designed and who is allowed to touch your card data.

Encrypted Checkout (SSL/TLS)

Every page of mygradstoles.com, including checkout, is served over an encrypted HTTPS/SSL connection. This scrambles your personal and payment information as it travels between your browser and our servers, so it cannot be read if intercepted in transit.

PCI DSS-Certified Processors

Card payments are processed by third-party payment processors that are independently certified as compliant with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) — the security standard maintained by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and JCB. Your card details are entered directly into the processor's secure, tokenized fields.

Tokenization

Instead of storing your actual card number, our systems and payment processor use a randomly generated "token" to reference your payment method for that transaction. Even if our systems were compromised, that token cannot be reverse-engineered into a usable card number.

Limited Internal Access

Only staff who genuinely need it to process, ship, or resolve an order can view the limited order and billing information (such as the last 4 digits of a card and transaction status) that our payment processor makes visible to us — never the full card number or CVV.

PayPal & Apple Pay

When you pay with PayPal or Apple Pay, your full card or bank details are never shared with MyGradStoles at all — those transactions are authenticated and processed entirely within PayPal's or Apple's own secure systems, and we only receive confirmation that payment succeeded.

Section 11

What We Never Store

To keep your information as safe as possible, MyGradStoles does not store the following on our own servers, in our email inboxes, or in any internal spreadsheet, under any circumstances:

  • Full, unmasked credit or debit card numbers (Primary Account Number / PAN)
  • Card verification codes (CVV/CVC/CID), under any circumstance, after authorization completes
  • Magnetic-stripe or chip data
  • Card PINs
  • Bank account or routing numbers submitted for direct payment, beyond what our processor needs to complete a transaction

If you ever need to request a refund or ask about a charge, please do not send your full card number or CVV by email, text, or live chat — we will never ask for it that way, and we cannot process a refund using it even if you do. Refunds are always issued back through the original payment processor. For more on how we handle your personal information generally, see our Privacy Policy.

Section 12

U.S. Sales Tax

Sales tax on U.S. orders is calculated automatically at checkout based on your shipping address and the tax rules in effect at the time of your purchase — never estimated or added after the fact.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (2018), states may require an out-of-state seller like MyGradStoles to collect sales tax once we meet that state's "economic nexus" threshold — generally based on the dollar amount or number of transactions delivered into that state in a year. We monitor our sales activity on an ongoing basis and register to collect sales tax in each state once we meet or expect to meet its threshold.
Verified schools, universities, and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that hold a valid state sales-tax-exemption certificate may submit that certificate to contact@mygradstoles.com before or at the time of ordering so that sales tax can be correctly excluded from an eligible institutional order, in accordance with that state's exemption rules.
Where required, sales tax is calculated on the taxable portion of your order total, which in most states includes the product price and any personalization or rush fee, and may or may not include shipping charges depending on that state's specific tax law. The exact taxable amount and rate is itemized for you at checkout before you pay.
If you believe sales tax was calculated incorrectly on your order — for example, because you hold a valid exemption certificate that was not applied — contact us at contact@mygradstoles.com with your order number, and we will review and correct it where appropriate.
Section 13

Economic Nexus & State-by-State Tax Reference

Most states set their economic nexus threshold at $100,000 in annual sales or 200 separate transactions delivered into the state, whichever comes first, though a handful of states use different figures or have removed the transaction-count test entirely. The base statewide rate below is provided for general reference only — your actual checkout total also reflects any county, city, or district tax that applies to your specific address, and is always calculated in real time. Five states do not impose a statewide general sales tax at all.

StateBase Statewide Rate*Custom-Order Note

*Approximate base statewide rates for general informational transparency only — not legal or tax advice, and not a guarantee of the exact rate shown at your checkout, which includes applicable local add-on taxes and reflects the law in effect on your order date. Rates are set by each state legislature and change periodically; consult your state department of revenue for the current, authoritative rate.

Section 14

Canada — GST, HST & PST

Canada applies a federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 5%, which in several provinces is combined with the provincial sales tax into a single Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). Other provinces apply GST plus a separate Provincial Sales Tax (PST/RST/QST).

Our current Canadian tax registration status

MyGradStoles / HRV Enterprises INC LLC is a U.S.-registered seller. Unless and until we register as a non-resident vendor with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), we do not collect GST/HST or provincial sales tax at checkout on Canadian orders. Instead, applicable Canadian GST/HST (and, where relevant, provincial sales tax and duty) is assessed by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) when your order is imported — see Section 16. Please verify and update this registration status if MyGradStoles has since registered to collect Canadian tax at checkout, so this section can be corrected to match.

If MyGradStoles becomes registered to collect GST/HST/PST directly at checkout for Canadian orders, this section will be updated to show the exact tax itemized on your order, calculated automatically based on your shipping province or territory, consistent with CRA and provincial requirements for online sellers.

Section 15

Canada Province & Territory Tax Reference

Province / TerritoryTax Type & Approx. Combined Rate*Import Note
AlbertaGST only — 5%No provincial sales tax; 5% GST generally assessed by CBSA on import
British ColumbiaGST 5% + PST 7% (~12%)GST assessed by CBSA on import; PST is a provincial retail tax, generally not collected by CBSA on personal imports
ManitobaGST 5% + RST 7% (~12%)GST assessed by CBSA on import; RST is a provincial retail tax
New BrunswickHST — 15%Full HST generally assessed by CBSA on import
Newfoundland & LabradorHST — 15%Full HST generally assessed by CBSA on import
Nova ScotiaHST — 14%Full HST generally assessed by CBSA on import
OntarioHST — 13%Full HST generally assessed by CBSA on import
Prince Edward IslandHST — 15%Full HST generally assessed by CBSA on import
QuébecGST 5% + QST 9.975% (~14.975%)GST assessed by CBSA on import; QST is a provincial retail tax administered by Revenu Québec
SaskatchewanGST 5% + PST 6% (~11%)GST assessed by CBSA on import; PST is a provincial retail tax
Northwest TerritoriesGST only — 5%No territorial sales tax
NunavutGST only — 5%No territorial sales tax
YukonGST only — 5%No territorial sales tax

*Rates shown are general public reference figures as of this Policy's effective date and are not legal or tax advice. Provincial and federal tax rates are set by the relevant legislature and are subject to change; consult the Canada Revenue Agency or your provincial revenue authority for the current, authoritative rate. See Section 16 for how these amounts are actually assessed on an imported order.

Section 16

Cross-Border Duties & Import Fees (Canadian Orders)

Because MyGradStoles ships Canadian orders from the United States, your package clears customs when it enters Canada, and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) may assess charges directly to you at that point, separate from what you paid us at checkout.

What May Be Charged at the Border

Depending on your order value and the applicable trade rules in effect on your delivery date, CBSA may assess GST (and, in HST provinces, the full HST), any applicable customs duty, and a brokerage or handling fee charged by the courier that clears your package. These amounts are paid by you directly to CBSA or the courier, not to MyGradStoles.

Why We Can't Guarantee a Fixed Amount

Duty rates, low-value shipment thresholds, and courier brokerage fees are set by the Canadian government and by individual couriers, and can change with little notice. Because of this, we cannot promise an exact import cost in advance — see our Shipping Policy for the most current guidance available at the time you order.

This is disclosed before you pay, not after

We flag this potential import cost on our Shipping Policy and at checkout for Canadian addresses so that you are not caught off guard by a request for payment from your courier at the door. Import GST/duty and brokerage fees are the customer's responsibility and are separate from, and not refundable by, MyGradStoles.

Section 17

Refunds & How They're Processed

When you're entitled to a refund — whether under our 24-hour cancellation window, for a manufacturing error, or for any other reason described in our Returns & Refund Policy — here's exactly how it works from a payment standpoint.

  • Refunds are always issued to the original payment method used for the purchase — we cannot issue a refund to a different card, a different PayPal account, or as a cash/check payment.
  • Once a refund is issued on our end, it typically takes 5–10 business days to appear on your statement, depending on your bank, card issuer, or PayPal's own processing times, which are outside our control.
  • If your original card has since expired or been closed, most card networks automatically route the refund to the replacement card linked to the same account; contact your bank if you do not see it within 10 business days.
  • Any sales tax collected on a refunded item is refunded along with the item price; U.S. state and Canadian import taxes already assessed by a taxing authority (rather than collected by us) are handled per that authority's own refund process, which we are not able to control.
  • For institutional Purchase Orders, an approved refund is applied as a credit or adjustment to the relevant invoice rather than a card refund.

Full details on eligibility, timelines, and what qualifies for a refund or exchange are in our Returns & Refund Policy.

Section 18

Chargebacks & Payment Disputes

We would always rather resolve a problem with you directly than have your bank reverse a charge, so please contact us first if something isn't right — we can typically move faster than a formal dispute process.

Talk to Us First

Contact contact@mygradstoles.com or +1 (361) 228-4910 with your order number before filing a dispute with your bank. Most concerns — a missing revision, a shipping delay, or a manufacturing question — can be resolved within 1 business day without involving your card issuer.

If a Chargeback Is Filed

If a chargeback is opened, we respond with the order record available to us, including the approved digital proof, shipping confirmation, and any communications — this is standard evidence card networks request in a dispute and helps resolve it accurately and fairly for both sides.

Your right to dispute a charge is preserved

Nothing in this Policy limits your right under the Fair Credit Billing Act, the Electronic Fund Transfer Act, or your card network's own rules to dispute a charge you believe is unauthorized or billed in error. See Sections 19 and 20 for how those protections apply.

Section 19

U.S. Consumer Payment Protections

Your payment on mygradstoles.com is protected by more than just our own policies — federal law provides specific rights depending on how you pay.

If you paid by credit card and believe you were billed incorrectly or for goods not received as promised, the FCBA gives you the right to dispute the charge with your card issuer, generally within 60 days of the statement on which the error first appeared. This right exists independently of our own refund process.
If you paid by debit card, the EFTA and its implementing Regulation E limit your liability for unauthorized transactions and require your bank to investigate an error you report within the timeframes set by that law. Report a suspected unauthorized charge to your bank promptly to preserve these protections.
This FTC rule requires that we have a reasonable basis for our stated shipping/production timeframes when we accept your payment, and that we notify you and offer a refund option if we cannot ship within the time promised. Our production and turnaround estimates are disclosed in our Custom & Personalized Order Policy and Shipping Policy for this reason.
Every U.S. state maintains a consumer protection statute prohibiting deceptive pricing, hidden fees, and misleading payment terms. Our pricing, tax, and fee disclosures in this Policy (Sections 3, 4, 7, 8, and 12–13) are written to give you complete, accurate information before you pay.
HRV Enterprises INC LLC is registered and headquartered in Mount Prospect, Illinois. Our payment practices are designed to comply with the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act (815 ILCS 505) in addition to the law of each customer's home state. Unless a mandatory consumer-protection law of your own state or province requires otherwise, matters relating to this Policy are interpreted under Illinois law, consistent with our Terms & Conditions.
Section 20

Canadian Consumer Payment Protections

Canada's federal Competition Act prohibits false or misleading pricing representations, including "drip pricing" that hides mandatory fees until late in checkout. All mandatory charges — product price, applicable tax, and shipping — are disclosed before you submit payment.
Canada's voluntary Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card Industry sets expectations for clear merchant disclosure of accepted payment methods and any associated costs. We disclose our accepted payment methods in Section 2 and do not add a surcharge for paying by card.
Each Canadian province and territory's consumer protection statute (see the table in our Custom & Personalized Order Policy) requires clear disclosure of the total price, currency, and cancellation terms for an internet/distance sale before payment is taken — which this Policy and our checkout are designed to satisfy.
Québec's Consumer Protection Act (CQLR c. P-40.1) requires clear disclosure of total price, currency, and payment terms for distance contracts. Québec customers may request this Policy in French by contacting contact@mygradstoles.com.
Section 21

Data Privacy & Your Payment Information

The billing information you provide at checkout (name, billing address, and the limited transaction details our payment processor shares with us) is used solely to process your order, prevent fraud, calculate applicable tax, and provide customer support — never sold to third parties or used for unrelated marketing without your consent.

For a full explanation of what information we collect, how long we keep it, and your rights over it — including under applicable U.S. state privacy laws and Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) — see our Privacy Policy.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our payment processors, tax obligations, or legal requirements. The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision. Material changes will not be applied retroactively to reduce the protections available to an order already placed.

Section 22 · We're Here to Help

Questions About Payment or Security?

Our team is happy to walk you through payment options, tax questions, or how we protect your information before you order.

Call or Text

+1 (361) 228-4910

Live Chat

Available on mygradstoles.com

Business Hours

Mon-Fri, 9:00 AM-6:00 PM CST
Orders accepted online 24/7

We aim to respond to every inquiry within 1 business day.
HRV Enterprises INC LLC · 1105 W Cottonwood Ln, Apt 15F, Mount Prospect, IL 60056, United States

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