A payment structure requiring a 30% deposit and the remaining 70% after receipt of a bill of lading copy has not been confirmed in the available supplier information. Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. indicates that corporate bank transfer or wire transfer is accepted, but no specific deposit percentage, balance trigger, or document-release condition is provided. Buyers should obtain written confirmation before placing an order.
The suggested arrangement contains two independent terms: the percentage paid before production and the point at which the final balance becomes due. Although the supplier records identify corporate bank transfer or wire transfer as payment channels, they do not establish a 30% advance payment or a 70% payment against a bill of lading copy. Therefore, this structure should be viewed as a negotiable condition rather than a confirmed supplier policy.
Before approving the transaction, the buyer and supplier should define what “bill of lading copy” means. This may refer to a scanned copy issued after shipment, and the contract should identify who sends it, when it is issued, and whether payment is required before the original transport documents are released. These details are absent from the available data and must be agreed directly.
Sea freight, land transportation, and air freight are all listed as possible logistics methods. Since the proposed payment term depends on a bill of lading, the selected shipping method should be checked to ensure it generates the necessary document. The parties should also align the shipment date, document availability, balance payment deadline, and release of original documents.
The product is described as wholesale men’s and women’s night vision driving glasses with resin lenses, UV400 protection, rimless aviation styling, polarized functionality, and a clip-on format. The available record does not state the minimum order quantity, production lead time, inspection procedure, export requirements, or after-sales policy. These commercial points should be documented separately.

| Category | Confirmed Information |
|---|---|
| Payment channel | Corporate bank transfer or wire transfer |
| 30% deposit / 70% balance | Not confirmed in the available supplier data |
| Sea shipping | Listed as an available option |
| Land transportation | Listed as an available option |
| Air freight | Listed as an available option |
| MOQ and delivery schedule | Not provided in the product information |
Has the supplier accepted a 30% deposit with 70% payable against a BL copy?
No. The records only identify corporate bank transfer or wire transfer. They do not confirm the payment ratio or the bill of lading copy requirement.
Is sea freight available for the sunglasses order?
Yes. Sea freight is listed, together with land transportation and air freight. The buyer should confirm the final route and shipping documents before production.
Which terms should be settled before ordering?
Confirm the deposit amount, balance payment event, definition and format of the BL copy, freight method, product specifications, MOQ, production time, inspection standards, document release procedure, and after-sales responsibilities in writing.
A 30% deposit and 70% balance payable upon receipt of a bill of lading copy can be proposed during commercial negotiations, but it is not supported as a confirmed standard term by the supplied records. The company’s stated business model is “Ecosystem, Global Reach, Supply Chain,” and its listed payment method is corporate bank transfer or wire transfer. Buyers should secure written approval of the complete payment clause and shipping arrangement before proceeding. For detailed technical solutions or support, please reach out via leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd was founded in 2016 in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. The company specializes in fashion eyewear, including sunglasses, optical frames, acetate sunglasses, children’s sunglasses, and reading glasses. It has 10 employees and operates from a 130-square-meter facility. Its principal markets include the United States, Spain, Germany, Australia, Italy, France, and Ireland, and approximately 90% of its business is export-oriented.

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