Payment Terms

We offer several payment options for your convenience:

Bank Telegraphic Transfer (TT) / Deposit Payment

Telegraphic transfer (TT) also referred to as telex transfers, wire transfers, or electronic funds transfers is an electronic method of sending funds for international wire transfers. These transfers typically take two to four business days to complete, depending on the countries involved.

Upon placing an order, customers will receive an order confirmation along with a proforma invoice. This invoice will detail the order and provide our company’s bank account information for the transfer.

When using Bank Telegraphic Transfer (TT), please ensure that the full amount—including all applicable bank service fees—is covered. This ensures that we receive the complete payment and helps prevent delays, disputes, or complications related to underpayments or refunds

PayPal and Credit/Debit Cards

We are a PayPal Verified merchant and accept major payment cards via PayPal, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Customers without a PayPal account may still complete transactions using Visa or MasterCard through PayPal’s secure guest checkout.

Due to a rise in fraudulent transactions, we no longer accept PayPal or credit/debit card payments from new customers. These payment methods are only available to returning customers who have previously made purchases with us.

To protect against fraud, all credit card transactions are carefully screened. Please ensure that your billing and shipping addresses are accurate and match to avoid delays or the need for additional verification.

Note: A 6% processing fee will be added to the total amount for payments made via PayPal or credit card.

Cash on delivery (COD)

Cash on delivery (COD) is a payment term in which the recipient of a shipment pays the delivery company or the seller upon receipt of the goods, rather than paying in advance. This COD payment allows buyers to make payments for their purchases via cash or card at the time of delivery of their orders.

Delivery agents collect the invoice amount of a consignment from its consignee in the form of cash at the time of delivery. The collected cash is then deposited at the local office of the eCommerce company that made the sale.