What payment terms do you accept?

What payment terms do you accept?

We offer a variety of flexible payment terms to accommodate the diverse needs of our global customers and ensure secure, efficient transactions:
T/T (Telegraphic Transfer)
This is our most commonly used payment method. The standard term is 30% deposit upon order confirmation, which secures your production slot and covers the initial cost of raw materials and tooling. The 70% balance is required before shipment, ensuring that all quality checks have been completed and the goods are ready for dispatch. This structure provides mutual protection for both parties and helps streamline the production process.
L/C (Letter of Credit)
For larger orders or customers who prefer bank‑guaranteed transactions, we accept Irrevocable L/C at sight issued by a reputable international bank. This method offers enhanced security, as payment is guaranteed upon presentation of the required shipping documents. Our team is experienced in handling L/C transactions and can guide you through the document preparation process to ensure compliance and avoid any delays.
Flexible Terms for Long‑Term Partners
We highly value long‑term relationships with our clients. For customers who have established a strong credit history and reliable cooperation track record with us, we are open to negotiating more flexible payment terms. For example, we may offer a 50% deposit and 50% balance against a copy of the Bill of Lading (B/L). This arrangement helps improve your cash flow by allowing you to inspect the shipping documents before the final payment is made.
Sample Orders
For sample orders, full payment is required in advance to cover the cost of customization, labor, and express shipping. We understand that sample costs are an investment, which is why we offer a sample fee refund policy. When your subsequent bulk order reaches a certain quantity (usually 1000 units or more, depending on the product type), the sample fee will be fully deducted from the total invoice amount, effectively making the sample free for qualifying orders.