Ordinary remittance: This is the most commonly used remittance method. Its advantage is that the remittance amount is relatively large, and there is no restriction on the original remittance of cash account funds, and the cash account or cash remittance amount is within 50 thousand dollars. You can go directly to the bank by providing relevant supporting documents stipulated by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The ordinary remittance fee is charged at 1‰ of the remittance amount, with a minimum of 20 yuan and a maximum of 200 yuan yuan; The remittance of post and telecommunications fees to Hong Kong and Macao is within 50 yuan, within 80 yuan and outside Hong Kong and Macao. Cash remittance also charges cash conversion fee. Ordinary remittance usually takes 3 days to reach the other party's account.
Bank remittance refers to the process of depositing cash into a designated account. Depositors can be companies or individuals. In the process of online shop operation, bank remittance is also a commonly used payment method. Bank remittance requires a handling fee, and different banks charge different fees. Banks in China have different remittance procedures. There are some skills and some points to pay attention to in bank remittance. For example, some banks recognize remittance accounts, so if the account is written incorrectly, the money will be remitted to other accounts. These are all worthy of attention.