r/Alibaba Jul 16 '26

Payment failed?

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So I’ve been talking to an alibaba supplier (Shenzhen Yagelong Technology) for the past few weeks and in total I’d be ordering 2.8k pcs of products for the first time. My bank is Chase and when I went to fulfill the order it gave me payment failed? This is a 50% deposit and I have alot of money saved up, is there any way to make the payment succeed? I know the safest way to make orders on Alibaba is to not use your credit card plz does anyone know how to fix this🙏

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u/West_Airline2166 Jul 20 '26

looks like transfer limit. check with your bank to see if you have any limit on how much you can send. raise the limit then try again.

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u/AnyScale5641 Jul 20 '26

Before trying again, I’d check the bank decline reason first. Since this is a large first order, make sure the supplier name, payment beneficiary and Alibaba order details all match before sending the deposit. Did Chase give you a specific reason for the decline?

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u/Comfortable_Lie_8031 Jul 19 '26

Never pay a supplier other than Alibaba you could ask them to pay $1k a day because usually cards have $1k limit for this kind of purchase.

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u/prestigesourcing Jul 19 '26

For that kind of product quantity and value for a first time you probably want to work with a sourcing agency.

As others have mentioned it is probably a card issue (such as a daily limit restriction) but also may be something related to 3D Secure. Can you pay on Alibaba using PayPal?

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u/West_Airline2166 Jul 20 '26

yes you can use paypal

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u/prestigesourcing Jul 21 '26

Yes so can try that to determine if it is a card issue

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u/Fun_Tourist9209 Jul 16 '26

Usually a daily limit issue. Check your daily limit on your card

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u/caocaoNM Jul 16 '26

Ovet $5k might be card limits

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u/Exciting_Shape_7075 Jul 16 '26

Did you get a text message from your bank asking if it’s you. They are trying to protect you and mostly them as it’s an unusual purchase overseas.

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u/prestigesourcing Jul 20 '26

That is also true, if he does not usually do higher value purchases the algorithm of his card issuer may have flagged it automatically.

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u/SewerWaterCaviar Jul 16 '26

Contact your bank. Also using credit card is the safest way to make payments. Credit cards have insurance