Pay for a car from Korea, Japan, China or the UAE
Need to pay a deposit or vehicle invoice to an overseas dealer or auction? Send the invoice, VIN or lot number and beneficiary details for review before quoting.
For private buyers and businesses paying for a vehicle, auction lot, deposit or overseas delivery.
Send the invoice details; a manager will check the beneficiary and provide an exact quote.
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Timing and fees
Fees start at 3%; the usual estimate is 1–3 business days after approval and payment. A contract for a sole proprietor or company is available for large amounts on request. Incoming crypto is subject to AML checks.
What you will need
- dealer or auction invoice
- VIN, lot or order number
- beneficiary details and contract/shipping information
- deposit or payment deadline
Request payment
Frequently asked questions
Can you pay an auction deposit?
Yes. Attach the payment request and lot number; availability is confirmed after review.
Which currency should I use?
Use the invoice currency: KRW, JPY, CNY, AED or another currency named by the beneficiary.
Do you need a passport or vehicle documents?
An invoice and payment details are usually enough for an initial quote; the manager will request anything required.
Can you pay shipping?
List shipping separately and attach the carrier or broker invoice.
How long does the payment take?
The estimate is 1–3 business days after approval and payment, so include the auction deadline.
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