Wholesale deposits and production balances
Manufacturing and Wholesale Order Payments
Collect manufacturing deposits, wholesale order balances, sample fees, and freight add-ons before production or shipment moves forward.
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Practical guide
Collect manufacturing and wholesale deposits before production, stock allocation, or freight begins.
Manufacturing and wholesale payments often happen before goods exist or before stock is allocated. Deposits, milestones, and balances protect production and inventory.
Crypto can fit international distributors, Web3-native buyers, high-value B2B orders, and customers paying in stablecoins.
MakePay gives teams branded links for deposits, production milestones, final balances, and freight invoices.
Payment examples
Wholesale purchase order deposit
Production milestone payment
Sample and tooling invoice
Freight balance before shipment
Why it works
Payment requests can include PO and batch references
Large B2B invoices avoid wire-delay friction
Suppliers can wait for paid status before production actions
0% merchant fee by default helps on wholesale margins
Problems solved
Production should not start on unclear payment proof
International wires can delay purchase orders
Freight and tooling add-ons need separate records
High invoice values expose processor fees
Guide
Why B2B orders need milestone payment proof
The seller may buy materials, start production, allocate inventory, or book freight after payment. Status must be tied to the purchase order.
A branded payment link gives the buyer a professional invoice flow and gives the seller a structured record.
Deposits fund production
Paid status can trigger raw materials or factory slots.
PO references matter
Every payment should map to order and buyer records.
Wholesale invoice values expose fees
0% merchant fee by default protects wholesale margin.
Guide
How MakePay fits wholesale billing
Use links for deposits, milestone invoices, final balances, and freight charges. Keep PO and shipment references visible.
API and webhooks can later update ERP, inventory, or customer portals.
Deposit links
Collect commitment before production starts.
Balance before release
Collect final payment before shipping or pickup.
Direct settlement
Route funds toward the merchant wallet.
Setup path
Start with one clear payment moment.
Step 1
Create the B2B invoice
Attach PO, buyer, product, and milestone.
Step 2
Send payment link
Use branded checkout for the exact amount.
Step 3
Start production after status
Move materials, stock, or freight after payment is clear.
Step 4
Reconcile with production operations
Keep payment records with PO and shipment files.
Questions
Plain answers before you launch.
Can this collect production deposits?
Yes. Deposits and milestones are strong manufacturing use cases.
Can it work for wholesale buyers abroad?
Yes. Stablecoin invoices can reduce cross-border payment friction.
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