Product catalogue · clear first-order notes

OrientDig spreadsheet, explained

Find an item first. Then understand the separate steps for item payment, warehouse receipt and international delivery.

220 catalogue items · prices in CNY · approximate EUR, GBP and USD reference conversions

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The order is not one step

4 Stages From Link to Delivery

  1. 01

    Choose and pay

    Review the listing, options and domestic delivery before item payment.

  2. 02

    Seller to warehouse

    The seller sends the item domestically to the OrientDig warehouse.

  3. 03

    Review and store

    Warehouse receipt and visible-detail inspection happen before parcel submission.

  4. 04

    Build and send parcel

    Choose eligible items, destination and delivery line, then pay international delivery.

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Status glossary

“Stored” Is Not “Sent Internationally”

Local shipment means the seller is sending your item to the warehouse. A stored item can be selected for a parcel; it has not yet started international delivery.

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Cost context

Item Price Is Only One Component

Cards retain the price in Chinese yuan. EUR, GBP and USD amounts are approximate reference conversions using ECB rates dated 2026-09-03; they exclude domestic delivery, services, international delivery, taxes and checkout exchange charges.

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Beginner questions

Short Answers Before You Order

Why are there separate payments?

The first covers the item and Chinese domestic delivery shown at that stage. International parcel delivery is selected and paid after warehouse arrival.

Does “stored in warehouse” mean sent?

No. It means the item is stored and available to include when you submit a parcel.

Where are payment methods shown?

Check the live OrientDig payment screen for your account and destination. Available options can change.

Which import rules apply?

The rules of the destination where the parcel is imported. Recheck that jurisdiction’s current customs guidance.

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