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This is the "gold standard" for B2B wholesale. It allows verified business clients to buy now and pay later (typically 30, 60, or 90 days).2

• Why add it: Large hotels and retailers often require these terms to align with their own cash flow cycles. It can significantly increase your order volume.3
  
• How to do it:
  
• Direct: You approve clients manually and invoice them (e.g., "Net 30").
  
• Third-Party (B2B BNPL): Use a service like Resolve, Credit Key, or TreviPay. They pay you upfront and handle the credit vetting and collection from your client, removing your risk.4

While it may seem outdated, many traditional businesses and government entities still prefer paying by check for audit trails and internal controls.5

• eChecks (Electronic Checks): These function like digital checks and often have lower processing fees than credit cards (often capped at a flat fee like $5, vs. 2.9% for cards).
  
• Lockbox Service: If you receive many physical checks, your bank can set up a "lockbox" where checks are mailed directly to the bank for immediate deposit.

• Best for: Large International Orders.
  
• Why add it: This is a guarantee from your client's bank that you will be paid once you ship the goods. It protects you from non-payment risk when dealing with new international distributors where legal recourse is difficult.

You already accept credit cards, but B2B clients often use special "Corporate" or "Purchasing" cards.

• The Upgrade: Ask your payment processor if they support Level 2 or Level 3 data processing.6
  
• Benefit: By passing extra data (like tax amount, PO number, shipping zip) during the transaction, you can significantly lower your processing fees (interchange rates) on these large transactions.

• Best for: Very high-value transactions with new clients where trust hasn't been established yet.
  
• How it works: The client deposits funds into a third-party escrow account (like Escrow.com). You ship the goods. Once the client inspects and accepts the goods, the funds are released to you.