Build the replacement
Create an HonestQR dynamic code for editable campaigns, or a free static QR code for a destination that will never need to change.
Cancellation guide
Step-by-step cancellation notes for MyQRCode customers who need to replace provider-controlled QR codes before closing an account.
Before cancelling
Static QR codes cannot expire, because the final destination is inside the printed pattern. Dynamic QR codes depend on a provider-controlled redirect. Another QR company cannot take that redirect over. Create a new code, replace the old QR image everywhere it appears, and test it before cancelling.
For MyQRCode, the public cancellation page checked July 18, 2026 asks for the registration email or a social sign-in. Confirm in your MyQRCode account whether your dynamic codes remain editable or reachable before you rely on old printed materials.
Follow these steps from the provider's public cancellation instructions, then save the confirmation email or screen for your records.
Create an HonestQR dynamic code for editable campaigns, or a free static QR code for a destination that will never need to change.
Replace the old QR image in every printed and digital location, then test the new code from at least two phones.
Save cancellation confirmations, invoices, refund requests, and card statements. They matter if billing support or a card dispute is needed later.
Refund and billing notes
US subscription rules generally focus on clear recurring-billing terms, express consent, and a usable way to stop future charges. State automatic-renewal laws can add notice, price-change, or cancellation-process rules. Card issuers also have billing-error dispute processes. UK and EU consumers may have distance-selling cancellation rights, including cooling-off rules, but digital services can have exceptions.