Fees and Payments

1. Overview of Our Fees and Payments Policy

Our Fees and Payments Policy helps you understand how transactions work on WEYMOTOR. The goal is simple: provide clear payment rules, secure processing, and reliable methods so every customer knows exactly what to expect when placing an order.

2. Accepted Payment Methods

To make checkout more flexible, we support a variety of payment options. These may include major credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, and approved digital wallets. Because availability can change, we may add or remove payment methods from time to time. Updated options will always appear during checkout.

3. Submitting Accurate Payment Information

For every transaction, customers must provide correct and authorized financial information. Never use a card, bank account, or digital wallet that does not belong to you. Providing accurate details ensures smooth order processing and reduces delays. When necessary, WEYMOTOR may request additional identification to confirm a payment.

4. Payment Verification and Transaction Limits

To protect buyers and the platform, WEYMOTOR may review or verify certain payments. Suspicious or incomplete transactions may be declined, and high-risk orders may require additional confirmation. In addition, we may impose transaction limits to prevent fraud or abuse. If a limit is reached, the system may temporarily block further purchases.

5. Common Payment Issues

Although we work to keep payments smooth, issues may occasionally occur. Examples include insufficient authorization, card limits set by your bank, temporary gateway errors, or declined transactions. If this happens, simply try another payment method or contact your bank for assistance.

6. How WEYMOTOR Handles Failed or Delayed Payments

If a payment fails or requires review, we may delay order processing until verification is completed. These checks help ensure secure purchases and protect both sides from unauthorized activity. WEYMOTOR is not responsible for delays caused by banks, payment providers, or technical interruptions outside our control.