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Bank Transfer is a payment method for DSers Supplier Agent Network orders in DSers, supporting providers like WorldFirst, LianLian and PingPong. Once paid, orders move automatically to Awaiting Shipment and into fulfillment.

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Pay Agency Orders via Bank Transfer

Pay agency orders in DSers via Bank Transfer, with support for WorldFirst, LianLian, and PingPong. If you're used to paying via bank transfer, DSers brings that same familiarity into your agency order workflow. You can continue using Bank Transfer—including WorldFirst, LianLian, and PingPong—to pay Agent Network orders directly in DSers.

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FAQ

What is the DSers Bank Transfer Payment option?

Bank Transfer is a payment method for DSers Supplier Agent Network orders, supporting providers like WorldFirst, LianLian, and PingPong. Once paid, orders move automatically to Awaiting Shipment and into fulfillment.

When should I use Bank Transfer for Agent Network orders?

When you prefer paying via bank transfer for agency orders — whether for larger transaction amounts, to avoid card limits or gateway fees, or simply to use your familiar banking workflow. DSers brings this method directly into your agency order process.

How does order management work when I pay via Bank Transfer?

When you work with the DSers Partner Supply Chain Team through the Agent Network, they receive order details and payment information seamlessly through DSers. Once payment is confirmed, DSers syncs the order status automatically — keeping your order management aligned without manual updates on your side.

Can I use other payment methods for agency orders besides Bank Transfer?

Yes. DSers supports Bank Transfer, PayPal, and Stripe for Agent Network orders — so you can choose the option that fits your workflow and preferences, without being locked into a single method.