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How to pay for a wholesale order

A wholesale electronics order on Jabal World is paid in USDT, in cash or by bank transfer. The buyer pays Jabal World, not the supplier. The supplier is paid only after the goods pass inspection, and payment, inspection and shipping usually happen the same day.

By Jabal World FZCO. Updated . Based on how wholesale orders have been handled on Jabal World since May 2024.

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How a payment moves on Jabal World
MethodHow it is used
USDTa crypto transfer
Cashpaid in cash
Bank transferused less often than the other two

Who receives your money

The main risk in wholesale is sending a large sum to a seller you do not know. On Jabal World the money goes to Jabal World. The supplier does not receive it at this stage.

Four risks of buying wholesale electronics and how Jabal World handles them

How a payment moves

  1. You pay Jabal World.
  2. The goods are inspected.
  3. The supplier is paid.
  4. Your batch ships, usually the same day.

If a batch does not pass inspection, the supplier has not been paid for it.

Why payment and shipping happen the same day

A batch is paid, inspected and shipped in one cycle, usually within one day. The buyer's money is not locked for weeks between payment and shipping.

What to check before you pay any wholesale supplier

  1. Who receives the money: the seller, or a platform that pays the seller after inspection?
  2. Is the batch inspected before the seller is paid?
  3. How long is it between payment and shipping?
  4. Is the price you pay the price you saw, per unit, for your quantity?

Frequently asked questions

Can I pay the supplier directly? No. On Jabal World the buyer pays Jabal World, and the supplier is paid after inspection.

Can I pay in USDT? Yes. USDT, cash and bank transfer are accepted.

When is the supplier paid? After the goods pass inspection.

Who do I ask about payment for my order? A Jabal World manager. The headset icon on the site opens the contact.

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