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United Kingdom

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A Financial Overview - United Kingdom

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When an international customer visits your site, Global-e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping fees
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale.
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global‑e then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. For more information, see The Reconciliation Process (Finance).

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UK Merchants with Non-Global-e Carriers

When an international customer visits your site, Global-e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping fees
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global-e then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. If you are using your own carriers then the shipping fee, plus duties and taxes (if paid for by the carrier), are included in the refund.

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United States

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A Financial Overview - United States

When an international customer visits your site, Global‑e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping fees
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale.
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global‑e then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. For more information, see The Reconciliation Process.

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US Merchants with Non-Global-e Carriers

When an international customer visits your site, Global‑e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale.
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global‑e then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. If you are using your own carriers then the shipping fee, plus duties and taxes (if paid for by the carrier), are included in the refund.

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Australia

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A Financial Overview - Australia

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When an international customer visits your site, Global‑e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping fees
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale.
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global‑e then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. For more information, see The Reconciliation Process (Finance)

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AUS Merchants with Non-Global-e Carriers

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When an international customer visits your site, Global‑e converts the price of your product to the customer’s currency. At checkout, the customer is presented with the financial details of the transaction:
  • The price of the product minus discounts
  • Shipping
  • Duties and taxes
After verifying the validity of the transaction, Global‑e collects the payment and the order is packed and shipped.
  • If you are shipping the products directly from your hub then the final title transfer takes place in the origin country, making this a domestic B2B sale.
  • If you are shipping from a Global-e hub, the final title transfer occurs when the goods arrive at the domestic Global-e hub.
Global‑ then converts the amount of the sale back to your currency and refunds you the amount of the sale, deducting relevant fees and subsidies. If you are using your own carriers then the shipping fee, plus duties and taxes (if paid for by the carrier), are included in the refund.