You have won a lot, the auction gives you two or three days to pay, and the payment has to reach a US account in dollars. That is the step we cover.
We work across Ukraine. Cash is taken at our branches in Kharkiv and Chernivtsi; from another city we agree on the way to hand over the funds by phone.
You move a stream of vehicles and dozens of invoices a month. Instead of arranging payment from scratch every time, you work with one contact and know the rate in advance.
You bought a single car for yourself, and the bank wants a folder of documents and a week you do not have: the auction starts charging storage the moment the deadline passes.
Auctions do change banks, and an old payment slip in your inbox looks exactly like a new one. Fraudsters exploit this and send a forged invoice with their own account. Verify the details in your auction account, not in the email.
The name the lot is registered to. Otherwise the auction will not credit the payment and will send it back — costing you time and the rate difference.
Dollars with writing, tears or of the old series are accepted at a discount. If you are bringing a large sum, set those notes aside.
Ask about the fee, the crediting time and the limits by phone: they depend on the auction, the receiving bank and the size of the payment. We quote the final figure before the operation starts, not after.
It depends on the auction's bank. We will give you the exact term for your case once we see the invoice.
Yes, if they belong to the same buyer and go to the same auction account.
Yes, but the terms differ — we discuss those separately.
We provide proof of transfer, and with it the auction locates the payment on their side. This usually happens when the lot number in the payment reference has a typo.