Alipay is a very famous international third-party online payment solution. It's is a faster, safer way to send money, make an online payment like Paypal.
No surcharge by using Visa or MasterCard through Alipay.
Alipay's core mission is to provide a safe and reliable online payment service. In addition to the SSL-constructed safe digital transmission channel, Alipay provides high-quality, tailor-made security products and solutions catering to users, including digital certificates, mobile dynamic passwords, security control, SMS notification, dual password and a back-end real-time risk treatment system.
To ensure access security of partner merchants, Alipay adopts various technical solutions such as MD5 and digital signatures to guarantee data authenticity and integrity in the transmission process from interfaces outside China.
Do I need to have an Alipay account to pay for my order?
Nope, Just follow the steps; you don't need to register an account.
Why was I charged twice on your website?
When you use Alipay, if you see a processing charge after 1-5 business days after you made purchase, no worries for this issue, you can check your online banking account of the 2 transactions statue, one is "P", another is "C". The one shows "Cleared" in your bank account was real charged. For the processing transaction, the funds may appear to have been withdrawn but they're really "on hold" with your bank. The pending transaction funds should be released to you in 3-5 business days and the pending transaction will no longer be displayed. This sometimes occurs when the merchant sends an authorization only to verify that the card is open. Usually 2 charges issue happens when you use Check card from Bank of American.
It will show like this in your online banking account from BOA when you thought you have been charged twice for one order:
"C" means Cleared, "P" means Processing In our trade, Alipay is a third party payment platform, so they charged the money from your bank directly instead of us. For your bank, Alipay is the merchant. When you use your debit or credit card for a purchase, the merchant will request an approval or an "authorization" for the transaction. This authorization generally confirms that an account is open and active and there are enough funds available to cover the purchase amount at the time of the request. The purchase amount sent by the merchant for authorization varies by merchant type. Many merchants request an authorization for the exact purchase amount. However, some merchants may send a nominal amount, such as $1, or an estimate that is more or less than the actual purchase amount. Each authorization will show as a pending transaction. When the transaction is presented to the bank, the actual purchase amount is deducted from your account, usually within 2 to 3 business days. If the authorization is not matched to an actual purchase amount within 3 business days, the transaction will no longer be displayed. This sometimes occurs when the merchant sends an authorization only to verify that the card is open.
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