Mingyi

Cross-border commerce · Shenzhen

A foreign order, in plain language.

Mingyi is a cross-border commerce platform. The store can sit on a domain you own, sell into global markets, and take cards, wallets, and the local payment method that buyer expects.

What the platform covers

Buyers abroad see your brand. You publish the markets you can actually serve, take payment in their currency, and keep customs and tracking on the same order.

Storefront

Your name, your photos, and prices for the United States, Europe, the UK, or Southeast Asia. A market you cannot ship to does not appear.

SaaS workspace

Catalog, orders, staff seats, and shipment status stay in the browser. You do not install a shop on a server of your own.

A domain you own

Start on a Mingyi subdomain. Connect a custom domain when you want the buyer to see your name in the address bar.

Templates you can restyle

The catalog stays put. The storefront does not have to. The page in front steps back on its own, so you can see another layout without stretching the article wide.

Steep, a tea shop storefront
Steep · tea
Margin, a paper-goods storefront
Margin · paper
Glasshouse, a plant shop storefront
Glasshouse · plants
Plain Cloth, a linen storefront
Plain Cloth · linen

How the buyer can pay

Offer the method that matches the country. Cards and wallets travel widely. Local methods stay on for the markets that use them. The charge settles to your merchant account. Mingyi does not hold the order total.

Cards
Visa Mastercard American Express UnionPay JCB Diners Club
PayPal
PayPal
Wallets and local
Apple Pay Google Pay Klarna GrabPay Pix
Cards
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay, JCB, Diners Club
PayPal
PayPal
Wallets and local
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, GrabPay, Pix, plus iDEAL and Bancontact by country
Markets
Americas, Europe, the UK, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, Australia

Cross-border checkout

The order records the currency, the method, and whether the payment cleared, next to the shipment.

International logistics

After payment, the status stays readable: paid, exported, in customs, in transit, delivered. The buyer gets the carrier and the tracking number.

Going live

  1. Tell us the category and the destination countries you already fulfill.
  2. Put up a photo, an export price, and stock you can ship.
  3. When an order arrives, hand it to the carrier with the documents that lane requires.

Start on a subdomain. Move the store to a domain you own when the catalog is ready for buyers abroad.

One shipment, written out

This is the shape of a record. It is an example, not a live sale.

An order status page for a paid cross-border shipment
The same order, written for the buyer: paid, and on its way.
Order
1842 · linen tote, quantity 1
Destination
Los Angeles, United States
Payment
Paid · USD · Apple Pay
Status
In transit · tracking issued
Note
Commercial invoice attached for customs

Questions we hear first

Do I need my own domain on day one?

No. Start on a subdomain. Move the store when you are ready to use a domain you already have.

Where does the money go?

Checkout is set up so the overseas buyer pays your merchant account. This demo does not open that account by itself.

Which markets can I turn on?

Any country you can clear and deliver. The workspace covers the Americas, Europe, the UK, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, and Australia.

Which payment methods appear?

Cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, plus local methods such as iDEAL, Bancontact, Klarna, GrabPay, and Pix where that market uses them.

Who handles customs paperwork?

You attach the commercial invoice and any lane documents to the shipment. Mingyi keeps them with the order so support can see the same file.

Write to support@szmingyi.net

Seller support answers Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and Saturday morning until 13:00. Sunday is closed. Tell us your category and destination markets.

The form stays in your browser and does not open a merchant account. For a reply, email support@szmingyi.net.

The company

Mingyi is operated by 深圳明壹网络科技有限公司 in Shenzhen.

Settlement

Checkout is set up so the overseas buyer pays the seller’s merchant account. Mingyi does not hold the order total.

On the record

Privacy, terms, and cookies for this site are linked below. The store can move to a domain the seller already owns.