Payment Display

Order Payment Display refers to the operation in foreign trade transactions where the seller, after order confirmation, presents to the buyer information such as payment terms, methods, amount, currency, and time nodes. It typically appears in proforma invoices, sales contracts, or online order systems to clarify both parties' payment obligations and avoid subsequent disputes. Use cases include: a new customer's first order, installment payments for large orders, and combined payment via letter of credit and telegraphic transfer. Note: It should be distinguished from Payment Terms, which are legal clauses in a contract, whereas payment display is an operational presentation of information. The displayed content should be clear, unambiguous, and consistent with the contract. Unlike a 'payment notice,' payment display occurs before payment and serves to inform and confirm; a payment notice is the transmission of proof after payment. Additionally, payment display may involve details such as exchange rates and who bears fees, which should be agreed upon in advance.