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About Top Up And Account Balance

Written by Jerry
Updated over 2 weeks ago

To top up your BSDropshipping app account balance, you will need to manually send payment to our designated payment account and then upload your proof of payment to the app.

Transfer payment through bank, PayPal (only pay though family and friend option is accepted.), or cryptocurrency. Submit the payment proof on your BSDropshipping app account. Click here to know all our payment accounts.

Do I pay daily, weekly, or monthly for fulfilled orders? What does the payment process look like?

Our platform does not operate on a daily, weekly, or monthly billing cycle.

Instead, you need to top up your account balance in advance and use that balance to pay for your orders.

  • You can choose how much money you want to top up

  • Each order will be deducted from your balance automatically

  • Once your balance runs out, you will need to top up again to continue processing orders

How to top up your bsdropshipping app account?

Here are the steps:

  1. Click "Billing"

  2. Click "Bank Tranfer" icon

  3. Choose your currency you paid and fill in the amount you made.

  4. Upload your payment proof.

  5. Click "confirm"

Where can I check my account balance, recharge record and invoice record ?

Just go to “Billing”

Can I withdraw my account balance and how?

You can withdraw your BSDropshipping account balance at any time, as a positive account balance represents money that BSDropshipping owes you.

If you want to withdraw your balance, BSDropshipping can always refund immediately.

Please note:

  • A positive account balance means you are eligible for a refund.

  • If your balance is negative, it means you owe BSDropshipping money, and you would need to top up before requesting a withdrawal.

Can I withdraw my balance to my bank account?

Yes, you can. However, due to international banking requirements and limitations, we can only process bank transfers once your account balance reaches a certain amount. Details are as follows.

Account Balance

Withdrawal Channels Supported

less than USD100

Paypal, USDT

above USD100

Bank, Paypal, USDT


⚠️ Important Notice: Third-Party Payments (Not Recommended)

What is a third-party payment?

Your payment most possibly rejected by the bank if it is made through another company.

A third-party payment refers to a transaction where the payment is made by someone other than the account holder, for example, another company.

To avoid delays, we strongly recommend that payments be made directly from your own account whenever possible.

⏱️ Impact on Order Processing

If the payment is delayed or rejected, it may result in:

  • Delayed account top-up

  • Late payment for orders

  • Order processing delays


🏦 Bank Review Process

For compliance and security reasons, banks may review third-party payments before crediting the funds to our account. During this process, the bank may check:

  • Whether the payer’s name matches the account holder

  • The source of funds

  • The purpose of the transaction

  • Compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations


📄 Possible Required Documents

During the review, the bank may request supporting documents from both the account holder (our customer) and the third-party payer, including but not limited to:

From the BSDropshipping subscriber (account holder):

  • Proof of identity (passport or ID)

  • Proof of business (if applicable)

  • Explanation of the relationship with the payer

  • Purpose of the payment

  • Contract with the third-party payer

From the third-party payer:

  • Proof of identity (passport or ID)

  • Proof of funds (e.g., bank statement)

  • Payment authorization or confirmation

  • Explanation of the payment purpose

  • Contract with BSDropshipping subscriber


❗ Possible Payment Rejection

In some cases, the bank may reject the payment and decline to credit the funds. If this happens:

  • The funds will be returned to the original payer

  • The refund process usually takes 1–2 weeks, depending on the bank


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