You can pay for your order by bank transfer, cash on delivery, online transfer or via PayPal. Each method is described below.
1. BANK TRANSFER - PREPAYMENT
You can make a bank transfer either online or in person at a bank branch. Please transfer the amount to the following account:
| Beneficiary | Bielun & Bielun sp. z o.o. |
|---|---|
| Address | ul. Sosnowa 6c, 71-468 Szczecin, Poland |
| Account number | 92 1050 1559 1000 0090 8033 3884 |
| Bank | ING Bank Śląski |
| VAT ID | 8513223904 |
| REGON | 369533555 |
| KRS | 0000729322 |
Important: in the transfer title please enter the first and last name of the person placing the order and the order number. This helps us identify your payment and speeds up processing of your order.
2. CASH ON DELIVERY - PAYMENT ON RECEIPT
You can also choose a cash on delivery parcel. In that case you pay the courier in cash when you collect the parcel, and the money is then transferred to our bank account.
3. ONLINE TRANSFER
An online transfer allows funds to be sent between different banks or within a single bank through the Elixir system. Payments made this way are forwarded to the recipient's bank during the so-called Elixir sessions, which take place three times a day, Monday to Friday.
After selecting the bank that holds your account you will be redirected to your bank's login page, where you only need to confirm the prepared payment form. Funds sent this way appear on our account quickly, so we can start packing your order almost immediately.
4. INTERNATIONAL ORDERS - PAYMENT VIA PAYPAL
PayPal is a secure international payment platform supporting mobile payments in many currencies and languages. The payment is registered in our system immediately, which allows us to start packing and shipping your order right away.
- You can use PayPal as a registered user or with a payment card, without having to register.
- PayPal makes international payments simple, without having to leave your home.
- The system handles the currency conversion itself, charging a small fee for it (approx. 4% of the transfer value).