To enable to list your products globally with Fruugo, utilising our unique technology which localising the transaction both for the customer and for the retailer, there are three steps to complete after being reviewed and approved by our Business Development team.
Payment Details
All retailers are required to provide the necessary payment details that allow Fruugo to make international payments to your bank account. These details differ across the global dependent on what is the common method of international payments in your region. You can find what details Fruugo will require from you on the Payments section of the Retailer Support & Documentation.
Fruugo will make payments for fulfilled orders four weeks after shipment to allow for the two week maximum delivery timescale and two weeks distance selling 'cooling off' period allowed to customers to return an order. Each payment will be paid during the following week and will be the order total minus Fruugo's commission and charges. Each week a payment due you will receive the relevant invoice for the Fruugo charges, along with a breakdown of the payments for each order in that payment batch from the Fruugo Accounts Team.
Please note: All payments will be made in your local currency to a single bank account. The currency of payment must match the currency used for your product and shipping prices.
Tax Registrations
In order for Fruugo's system to correctly calculate the taxation for each of your products in the 46 supported Fruugo countries you need to ensure that you provide your Integration Specialist with your tax registration number in each applicable country and advise if you are not OSS registered in the EU. Your Integration Specialist will verify these with the relevant authorities and then add them to your account to adjust your set-up in that country accordingly.
Further Company Details
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