I Put Money in My Wallet, but Then It Asked Me to Pay agAIn When I Tried to Book

The money in your wallet is not the same as purchased lessons. However, you can use the wallet funds to purchase lessons. Think of your wallet as store credit that can be applied toward your next lesson purchase with any teacher.

This distinction is important to understand: wallet funds are essentially account credits, while lessons are the actual product you need to schedule classroom time with a teacher. Adding money to your wallet doesn't automatically convert those funds into bookable lessons. Instead, you must complete a lesson purchase transaction where you can choose to pay using your wallet balance rather than a credit card.

To use your wallet funds for purchasing lessons, follow these steps. First, select a teacher and click the "Buy Lessons" button on their profile. Choose the number of lessons and duration you want to purchase. During the checkout process, you'll see an option to pay with your wallet balance. Select this payment method, and the system will deduct the lesson cost from your wallet funds. If your wallet balance is insufficient to cover the full purchase, you can pay the remaining amount with a credit card.

The wallet system provides flexibility for managing your lesson payments. Many families add funds to their wallet when they receive refunds from canceled lessons, transfer credits between different teachers, or receive promotional credits from the platform. These wallet funds never expire and can be used for any future lesson purchase with any teacher on the platform, giving you complete freedom in how you allocate your education budget.