Pay for your parts with a domestic bank transfer in your own currency. EKINSUN has local bank accounts in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, Australia, Norway, the United Arab Emirates and South Africa.
Yes, you can pay EKINSUN in your own currency. From the eight countries below, and from any euro-area country through SEPA, the payment is a domestic transfer: no international wire fee, no intermediary bank taking a share on the way, and the invoice amount arrives in full.
EKINSUN is a custom parts manufacturer in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, with its own CNC machining factory. Every account is held in the name of EKINSUN. Account numbers are not published on this website; they are printed on your proforma invoice.
| Country | Currency | How you pay |
|---|---|---|
| United States | US dollar (USD) | ACH or domestic wire |
| United Kingdom | Pound sterling (GBP) | Faster Payments or Bacs |
| Germany | Euro (EUR) | SEPA transfer |
| Ireland | Euro (EUR) | SEPA transfer |
| France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and the rest of the euro area | Euro (EUR) | SEPA transfer to our euro account |
| Australia | Australian dollar (AUD) | Domestic transfer with BSB and account number |
| Norway | Norwegian krone (NOK) | Domestic bank transfer |
| United Arab Emirates | UAE dirham (AED) | Local bank transfer |
| South Africa | South African rand (ZAR) | Local EFT |
Buying from another country? Tell us your country when you ask for a quote, and the quote states which currency and account you can pay to.
An international SWIFT payment to a supplier in China usually carries a sending fee, and banks along the route can each deduct a charge, so the amount received is often a little short of the invoice. Your accounts team is then left with a balance to settle or a bank charge to book.
Paying a local account in your own currency removes both. The transfer runs on your domestic payment system at your domestic cost and arrives in the time a payment to a local supplier takes. The quote and the proforma invoice are issued in your currency, so the amount you approve is the amount you pay, with no exchange rate applied by your bank on the day.
Payment fraud against importers usually works the same way: an email that looks like it comes from the supplier says the bank account has changed. That is why our account numbers are not on this website, and why we suggest these checks before a first payment and after any change.
Payment is one part of trusting a supplier you have not met. The rest is on this site: who we are and our CNC factory, our ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certificates, case studies of parts we have made, how we sign NDAs, and our DDP shipping policy.
Can I pay EKINSUN in my own currency?
Yes. EKINSUN has local bank accounts in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, Australia, Norway, the United Arab Emirates and South Africa, so buyers there pay in USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, NOK, AED or ZAR by domestic transfer. Buyers anywhere in the euro area pay in euros by SEPA.
Can I pay by SEPA from France, Italy or Spain?
Yes. Our euro account takes SEPA transfers from any euro-area country, so a buyer in France, Italy, Spain or the Netherlands pays the same way as a buyer in Germany, in euros, with no international wire.
Are there bank fees when I pay you?
With a local transfer you pay only what your bank charges for a domestic payment, often nothing. No intermediary bank sits between you and our account, so the invoice amount arrives in full.
Why are your account numbers not on the website?
Because published bank details are what invoice fraudsters copy. You receive them on the proforma invoice from [email protected], and you can confirm them by phone or WhatsApp on +86 136 8649 9755 before you pay.
When do I pay for a custom part?
After you accept the quote. Payment terms are stated on the quote, and production starts once the agreed payment is received and the approval drawing is confirmed.
My country is not on the list. Can I still order?
Yes. We ship worldwide. Tell us your country when you ask for a quote, and the quote states which currency and account you can pay to.
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