DSERS SUPPLIER AGENT NETWORK PAYMENT

Bank Transfer for Agent Network Orders: More Ways to Pay

The way you pay suppliers should fit the way you run your business. For DSers Supplier Agent Network orders, Bank Transfer gives you another choice alongside PayPal and Stripe. If a transfer is already part of your payment routine, you can bring that familiar approach to your agency orders.

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Bank Transfer is for Agent Network orders

Bank Transfer is available for supplier-side orders placed through the DSers Supplier Agent Network. It concerns how you pay for an agency order; your customers continue to pay through your storefront checkout.

A supplier order and bank transfer document reviewed together

Use a transfer provider that fits your business

DSers supports Bank Transfer for Agent Network orders through providers such as WorldFirst, LianLian and PingPong. This lets you use a transfer service that may already be part of your supplier-payment routine. Availability and terms vary by provider and account, so the options for a particular payment may differ.

Merchant viewing WorldFirst, LianLian Global and PingPong transfer provider options on a laptop

Keep the agent team informed as the order moves forward

Paying an agency order is one part of moving it toward fulfillment. When you work with the DSers Partner Supply Chain Team through the Agent Network, they receive the order details and payment information through DSers. The team handling the order has the payment context alongside the purchase it relates to.

That is especially helpful when one person arranges payment and another follows up with the agent team. Both can work from the same order information instead of treating the transfer as a separate conversation.

Order details and transfer information gathered for the agent team

A familiar way to pay when cards are not the best fit

For a larger agency order, a card limit can make a card-based payment inconvenient. Bank Transfer gives you another route when it is available for the order. It also suits businesses that already use transfers to pay suppliers, without requiring them to change that habit for Agent Network purchases.

Payment needs vary. Having Bank Transfer, PayPal and Stripe among the Agent Network options means a transfer does not have to be the answer every time. You can use the available method that works for the purchase at hand.

Pay an Agent Network order by Bank Transfer

Merchant reviews an existing Agent Network order before payment
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Select the order

Start with the Agent Network order you need to pay, so the payment is tied to the right purchase.

Front-facing computer interface showing Bank Transfer selected above PayPal and Stripe
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Choose Bank Transfer

Select Bank Transfer for that order and complete the payment through an available provider.

Confirmed payment and an order ready to continue toward shipment
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Follow the order

After payment is confirmed, DSers automatically moves the order to Awaiting Shipment. You can then follow the order's progress in DSers.

Ready to use Bank Transfer for Agent Network orders?

FAQ

Can I pay DSers Agent Network orders without using Bank Transfer?

Yes. DSers also supports PayPal and Stripe for Agent Network orders. The method you use depends on what is available for that order.

Which transfer providers can I use for an Agent Network order?

DSers lists WorldFirst, LianLian and PingPong among its supported Bank Transfer providers. Which one you can use depends on the provider and your account.

Does Bank Transfer change how my customers pay?

No. DSers Bank Transfer is for your business to pay supplier-side Agent Network orders. Your storefront checkout is a separate payment flow.

Is an Agent Network order ready for fulfillment as soon as I send the transfer?

Sending the transfer is not the same as payment confirmation. Once payment is confirmed, DSers automatically syncs the order to Awaiting Shipment.