What are the payment options available?
For small orders of value less than USD 3000, we accept only full advance payment as it minimizes the bank charges involved in other methods of payment. You may send payment by Telegraphic Transfer (TT) or Wire Transfer to our Bankers under intimation to us. On request we will provide you our bank details . Part Payment in Advance For larger orders, we can take 50% value in advance. Balance payment is payable against delivery of documents through your banker. Letter of Credit For bulk order, we can accept Sight Letter of Credit opened from Prime Bank.
There are four options for the method of repayment. • Specific periodic amounts – the Borrower will make a certain payment to the Lender on regular intervals. • Lump sum payment at the end of the term – the Borrower pays nothing to the Lender until the end of the note term, at which time the Borrower repays the entire note in one payment. • Interest only – the Borrower makes regular payments to the Lender that are put toward paying off the interest on the principal amount only, with no portion of the payment going towards the principal amount itself. • Interest and principal – the Borrower makes regular payments to the Lender that are put toward paying off both the principal amount and the interest as it is compounded. At the end of the term of the Loan Agreement, there will be no outstanding balance to be repaid.
There are four options for the method of repayment: 1. The loan can be repaid by “specific periodic amounts”, which means that the Shareholder and Corporation agree upon an amount of money which the Corporation will pay to the Shareholder at agreed upon intervals. 2. The “lump sum” payment at the end of the term means that the Corporation pays nothing to the Shareholder until the end of the loan term, at which time the Shareholder repays the entire loan in one payment. 3. The “interest only” option means that the Corporation makes regular payments to the Shareholder that are put toward paying off the interest on the principal amount only, with no portion of the payment going towards the principal amount itself. The principal is repaid at the end of the term. 4. The “interest and principal” option means that the Corporation makes regular payments to the Shareholder that are put toward paying off both the principal amount and the interest as it is compounded.
option 1: Payment by Credit Card – we accept international credit cards VISA and MASTERCARD. After filling in your particulars and delivery address, you will be transferred to our partner’s secured payment platform for credit card transaction. This module only processes transaction in USD, which means that if your order was placed in another currency, the invoice will automatically be converted in USD at the time of processing Option 2 : PayPal – if you have a verified paypal account, you can pay through paypal. A verified paypal account typically takes 3 working days to create and is free of charge. Alternatively, you may use the paypal credit card module to pay directly with your credit card. If you are encountering issue please see topic below.
As of today there are 4 payment options: Option 1: Payment by Credit Card – we accept international credit cards VISA and MASTERCARD. After filling in your particulars and delivery address, you will be transferred to our partner’s secured payment platform for credit card transaction. This module operated by Citibank only processes transaction in USD and EUROS, depending on the country where you live in. Option 2: PayPal – if you have a verified paypal account, you can pay through paypal. A verified paypal account typically takes 3 working days to create and is free of charge. Alternatively, you may use the paypal credit card module to pay directly with your credit card. If you are encountering issue please see topic below. (Other options : Wire Transfer to Moleac bank account or Deposit at Western Union (For these options which may result in few additional days in processing kindly contact our customer care team for more information: ‘ ); document.write( addy85677 ); document.write( ”
