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Trustedeal.com makes paying for your orders easy by providing several payment options. Below is a guide to the different payment methods used by Trustedeal.com, so you can choose a prefer way for you.

Payment Methods:

	Paypal
	Western union
	Wire transfer

How to Pay with PayPal?

PayPal is a secure and trusted payment processing service which allows you to shop online. PayPal can be used at Trustedeal.com to purchase items by Credit Card, Debit Card, or E-check.

Using PayPal, you do not need to have a PayPal account before ordering fromTrustedeal.com.

Step 1. On your Shopping Cart page, click Check out with PayPal after reviewing your items.

You will then leaveTrustedeal.com and enter PayPal's website.

Step 2. Log in to your PayPal account, or create one if you haven't already.

Step 3. Follow the on-screen instructions given by PayPal.

What are the Advantages of using PayPal?

Payment is traceable. You can trace the status of your payment using your PayPal account.

Payment does not require you to use your credit card online (you can transfer directly from your bank account). If you do use your credit card through PayPal, Trustedeal.com won't see your credit card number, minimizing the risk of unauthorized use.

How to Pay with Western Union?

Step 1. On your Shopping Cart page, click Continue Checkout after reviewing your items.

Step 2. On the Billing, Shipping & Review page, under Payment Methods, select the Western Union option.

Step 3. After checking the details of your order, click Place Your Order

Your order will now have been placed, but Trustedeal.com will not start processing your order until you have paid the full amount.
To complete payment of your items by Western Union, go to your local Western Union branch, or go to their website, and follow the instructions.

The beneficiary details for Trustedeal.com are:

Beneficiary: Enlin Xiang
First Name: Enlin
Last Name: Xiang
Country: CHINA
Address: No. 38 North Shuncheng Street, Chengdu

After successfully transferring the funds, follow the link to the payment details page sent to you by email, fill in the details, and then click Send. You're done!

If you have any further questions regarding your Trustedeal.com order payment through Western Union, please email: billing@trustedeal.com

We want to remind all customers that they are responsible for any local Western Union handling fees. Therefore, customers should confirm the total payment amount with their local Western Union.

How to Pay with Wire Transfer?

We are also happy to accept Wire Transfer payment for most orders.

Using Wire Transfer

Step 1. On your Shopping Cart page, click Continue Checkout after reviewing your items.

Step 2. On the Billing, Shipping & Review page, under Payment Methods, select the Wire Transfer option.

Step 3. After checking the details of your order, click Place Your Order

Your order will now have been placed, but Trustedeal.com will not start processing your order until you have paid the full amount.

To complete payment of your items by Wire Transfer, contact your local bank who will be happy to make the transfer.

The beneficiary details for Trustedeal.com are

Beneficiary Bank: Bank of China
Beneficiary Bank Address: No. 18 Shuwa North 3rd Street, Shudu Dadao Sub-Branch,
Chengdu, China, 610000
Swift Code: BKCHCNBJ570
Account Name: Enlin Xiang
Account No.: 837366020275456

After successfully transferring the funds, follow the link to the payment details page sent to you by email, fill in the details, and then click Send. You're done!

If you have any further questions regarding your Trustedeal.com order payment through Wire Transfer, please email: billing@trustedeal.com

We want to remind all customers that they are responsible for any local handling fees and Intermediary bank handling fees. Therefore, customers should confirm the total payment amount with their local bank.

Note: We want to remind all customers that they are responsible for any local handling fees and Intermediary bank handling fees. Therefore, customers should confirm the total payment amount with their local bank.

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