Shopee is a well-known cross-border e-commerce platform that currently covers many countries and regions in Southeast Asia. For domestic sellers who want to enter the Shopee platform, how to set up a payment account is a very important issue. In this article, we will introduce how to set up the payment account of domestic sellers on the Shopee platform, as well as what you need to pay attention to.
1. Payment method.
On the Shopee platform, domestic sellers can choose from a variety of payment methods, including Alipay, WeChat, bank transfer, etc. Among them, Alipay and WeChat are currently the most commonly used payment methods for domestic sellers. These two methods are simple to operate and can complete payment in a short time. The operation of bank transfer is relatively cumbersome, but the handling fee is relatively low.
2. Collection fee.
On the Shopee platform, domestic sellers need to pay a certain handling fee. Among them, the platform commission is calculated based on the transaction amount, and the charging ratio is generally between 1-5%. The payment handling fees vary according to the payment method. For example, the handling fees for Alipay and WeChat are generally between 0.1-0.3%, while the handling fees for bank transfers vary according to the regulations of different banks.
3. Collection cycle.
On the Shopee platform, the payment collection cycle for domestic sellers is generally between 1-3 working days. When the buyer confirms receipt of the goods and does not initiate a refund request, Shopee will transfer the payment to the seller’s collection account. If the payment is not received within the payment collection period, domestic sellers need to contact Shopee customer service in time to inquire.
4. Things to note.
When setting up a collection account, domestic sellers need to pay attention to the following points:
(1) It is necessary to ensure that the information on the collection account is accurate to avoid abnormal collection or failure to collect. Payment status.
(2) You need to confirm whether the payment account number is consistent with your own ID card information to ensure that it is approved by the Shopee platform.
(3) It is necessary to choose a suitable payment method and a reasonable handling fee to avoid the problem of excessive payment costs.
(4) It is necessary to pay attention to the payment status of the receiving account in a timely manner to avoid problems with order transactions.
In short, the Shopee platform is a very promising cross-border e-commerce platform. For domestic sellers, entering the platform can help sellers expand overseas markets. When setting up a payment account, domestic sellers need to pay attention to the above matters to ensure the smooth progress of the transaction. At the same time, domestic sellers can also use the various marketing tools provided by the Shopee platform to attract more buyers and increase sales.