Banking

If you would prefer to pay for your order by wire transfer or direct deposit, you may submit your order and then make payment using banking information on this page.

Our bank accounts are denominated in multiple currencies and are located at various locations globally.

Once you have made your payment you should Contact Us 🔗 to advise, as your order will be processed manually upon verification of the payment being deposited to our bank account.

Please use your Trustico® order number or business name as a payment reference to ensure our accounts team can locate your order and assign your payment correctly.

It is important to ensure that funds are deposited into the correct bank account. Deposited funds must arrive in our bank account without any currency conversions to avoid additional fees and charges.

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Trustico® may at its discretion not accept a payment (or charge a fee) where the sender specifies that Trustico® is responsible for wire or telegraphic transfer fees. Wire and telegraphic transfer fees are the responsibility of the sender.

Purchase Order Information

The buyer is responsible for issuing purchase orders for our review. Trustico® only accept standard or single-use purchase orders, meaning a new purchase order must be provided for each order. Find Out About Purchase Orders 🔗

Partner Prepayment & Credit Accounts

The value of all positive account balances is primarily denominated in United States Dollars (USD). When transacting, we allow the use of several regional websites and a diverse range of local currencies. Currency conversion is performed in real time based on the checkout currency and debited from your account balance. We highly recommend partners fund in United States Dollars to prevent double currency conversion.

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