🟡 An easier way to recover involuntary churn

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Decide what customers see when a payment fails.͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ 
 [Image] [Image] Hi Emre, 
 You can now build and manage your Payment Recovery Wall from the Churnkey dashboard. It is the in-product step of Payment Recovery, which recovers up to 89% of failed payments. 
 [Image] From the dashboard, you can: 
 [Image] Show different walls to different customers based on plan, price, country, or decline type 
 [Image] Use a hard wall that stays until the card is updated, or a soft wall customers can close 
 [Image] Add a grace period to a hard wall 
 [Image] Edit the text, colors, buttons, and content order 
 [Image] Preview your changes, then publish when you’re ready 
 [Image] Restore an earlier version 
 [Image] Your integration still decides when the wall appears. Once a primary campaign is live, its settings replace the wall options in your code. 
 You’ll find it in the Payment Wall tab under Payment Recovery. Open the Payment Wall tab 
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6 November 2026 · 16:00 UTC