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title: "Is direct USD payment allowed for overseas supplier payments in formal full-process entrusted import trade operations?"
description: "Enterprises engaged in entrusted import businesses often face anxiety due to doubts about the compliance of USD payments，worrying that non-compliant operations will trigger chain risks such as customs detention and port demurrage，as well as additional exchange rate losses or high service fees. Through a qualified formal agent company，USD payments can be completed compliantly on the premise of holding valid import and export qualifications and fully matching documents. Enterprises need to complet..."
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# Is direct USD payment allowed for overseas supplier payments in formal full-process entrusted import trade operations?

## Question

 I am the head of a Shanghai-based enterprise specializing in the import of precision mechanical components. I signed an entrusted import agreement with Zhongshen last month, and the first batch of core parts purchased from Germany has arrived at the port awaiting customs clearance. We have always used RMB for settlement previously, but this time the German supplier suddenly sent a formal notice requiring us to pay the remaining 80% of the payment in USD. I was caught off guard — I am worried that using USD payments will violate domestic foreign exchange compliance regulations, and if any problem causes goods to be detained at the port or seized by customs, our production line will shut down, resulting in a loss of at least RMB 100,000 per day. I also fear additional exchange rate fluctuation losses or high service fees. I would like to ask whether it is possible to use USD payments for entrusted import business, what prerequisite conditions need to be met, and how to avoid related risks? 

## Answers
                            
### Answer 1 — Best Answer

First，strict pre-document review must be completed. **It is mandatory to ensure that the currency markings on all core documents such as the import purchase contract，commercial invoice，and ocean bill of lading fully match the USD payment requirement**. Meanwhile，the agent company must verify whether the enterprise holds valid import and export qualifications and the corresponding foreign exchange receipts and payments directory registration certificate. If the enterprise does not have the relevant qualifications，a three-party entrusted foreign exchange receipts and payments agreement must be signed，and the agent company will complete the foreign exchange receipts and payments operations using its own qualifications.

For core node connection，the exchange rate must be locked 1-2 working days before payment (costs can be fixed through forward forex settlement and sale tools). The agent company will complete the USD payment through its compliant foreign exchange account. When making the payment，the full set of import documents must be submitted to the bank to ensure that the fund usage fully matches the goods trade background，so as to avoid payment delays caused by the bank triggering anti-money laundering review，which may lead to port detention risks for the goods.

An emergency response plan must be clarified in advance: if the exchange rate fluctuates sharply after payment，secondary hedging can be carried out through the agent company's exchange rate hedging tools，if the payment is rejected due to document mismatch，document correction must be completed within 24 hours or the alternative RMB payment plan must be activated to ensure that customs clearance of the goods is not affected.

In the final compliance implementation stage，the agent company must complete the foreign exchange receipts and payments declaration within 10 working days after the payment is completed，and synchronize the declaration vouchers to the enterprise to ensure that the entire link operation complies with the foreign exchange receipts and payments supervision requirements of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)，and avoid subsequent verification risks.

**status:** accepted
**Author:** Daniel Xu
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 2

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, it is necessary to ensure that the transaction currency on the customs declaration form fully matches the actual payment currency. If there is a currency mismatch, the customs valuation link will directly trigger a price query, requiring the enterprise to supplement legal documents for currency conversion, including bank transfer vouchers, exchange rate lock agreements, etc. If the supplements cannot be completed within 3 working days, the customs will re-conduct valuation based on the market price of similar goods in the same period, and may even initiate an inspection procedure, leading to customs clearance delays.

In addition, if the agent company completes the USD payment using its own qualifications, the operating unit on the customs declaration form must be marked as the agent company, and the consignee unit must be marked as the actual importing enterprise, so as to avoid valuation risks caused by the mismatch between the operating unit and the foreign exchange receipts and payments subject.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Andy Guo
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 3

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, attention must be paid to the matching between the right of goods and the payment rhythm. It is recommended to confirm the endorsement status of the ocean bill of lading before payment.

If telex release bill of lading is used, it is necessary to ensure that the agent company has received the telex release confirmation letter from the shipping company, so as to avoid demurrage fees caused by failure to pick up the goods in time after payment. In addition, if the USD payment is delayed due to bank review delays, it is necessary to immediately communicate with the logistics agent to apply for an extension of the free detention period.

Generally, 1-3 days of free detention period extension can be applied to the shipping company by providing the acceptance document of the payment voucher, so as to avoid high container detention fees. At the same time, the custody responsibility of the goods right vouchers (such as bills of lading, delivery orders) must be clearly written into the agency agreement to avoid disputes caused by unclear ownership of the goods right.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Jason Wu
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 4

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, attention must be paid to the compliance of tax deduction. The input VAT paid in the import link shall be subject to the currency on the customs duty payment certificate.

If the duty payment certificate is in RMB, it shall be converted into RMB according to the exchange rate issued by the customs for deduction, and no additional USD payment voucher is required. In addition, if the enterprise uses forward forex settlement and sale tools to lock the USD exchange rate, the resulting exchange rate gains and losses shall be included in the current period's financial expenses and can be deducted before corporate income tax.

For import businesses involving cross-border related-party transactions, the USD payment price must comply with the arm's length principle, so as to avoid tax repayment risks caused by transfer pricing adjustments. It is recommended to prepare contemporaneous documents in advance for tax authority verification.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Eric Zhou
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 5

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, the foreign exchange bureau's principle of "who imports, who pays" must be strictly followed. If the actual importing enterprise does not have foreign exchange receipts and payments directory registration, the agent company shall act as the foreign exchange receipts and payments subject, sign a three-party entrusted foreign exchange receipts and payments agreement, and clarify that the agent company is only a collection and payment agent, and the actual trade background belongs to the importing enterprise.

The payment must be made through the agent company's current account foreign exchange account, and capital account shall not be used. If the single payment amount exceeds USD 50,000, the pre-entry certificate of the import goods customs declaration form must be provided to the bank to avoid the bank triggering large-value transaction review. In addition, the international payment statistics declaration must be completed in time after the payment is completed, and the declaration content must fully match the trade background, so as to avoid foreign exchange verification caused by inconsistent declarations.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Evelyn Li
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 6

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, the currency clause must be clearly specified in the agency agreement and the purchase contract. The purchase contract must clearly stipulate the time node, amount, and exchange rate risk bearer for USD payment.

If the agent company bears the exchange rate risk, corresponding risk compensation clauses must be added to the agency agreement. In addition, if the supplier requires receiving USD payments through a third-party account, the legality of the third-party account must be verified to avoid legal risks suspected of money laundering or fund transfer.

It is recommended to require the supplier to provide a power of attorney for the third-party account, and the agent company shall conduct compliance review on the account information. If the supplier breaches the contract and refuses to deliver goods, the recovery path of USD payments must be clearly specified in the agreement, including the arbitration or litigation jurisdiction and applicable law.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Michael Zhang
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 7

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, the on-site inspection link must ensure that the actual situation of the goods fully matches the description on the customs declaration form and invoice (USD currency). If the inspection finds that the model and quantity of the goods do not match the USD invoice, the customs will suspend customs clearance and require the enterprise to supplement supporting documents matching the currency and goods, including the supplier's corrected invoice, supplementary contract, etc. In addition, if the goods are legal inspection commodities, the currency on the inspection and quarantine certificate must be consistent with the USD payment, so as to avoid failure to issue the customs clearance certificate due to document mismatch.

If the goods are detained at the port for more than 7 days due to USD payment delay, the priority of customs on-site inspection will be reduced, which may further extend the customs clearance time. It is recommended to communicate with the inspection department in advance to explain the situation and apply for priority inspection.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Lucas Liu
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 8

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, if the goods are dangerous goods, it is necessary to ensure that the goods description and quantity on the dangerous goods packaging certificate (UN certificate) fully match the USD invoice. If there is a discrepancy in currency marking or goods information, the inspection and quarantine authority will refuse to issue the customs clearance certificate for exit goods, resulting in the goods being unable to clear customs.

In addition, if the goods paid in USD are fragile items or precision equipment, and the cost of the packaging plan is denominated in USD, the payment method of packaging fees must be clearly specified in the agency agreement to avoid disputes caused by currency conversion. It is recommended to check whether the amount and currency of the packaging contract and the USD invoice are consistent before payment, so as to ensure the compliant connection between the payment of packaging fees and the entire import process of the goods, and avoid goods damage or customs clearance delays caused by packaging issues.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Kevin Lin
**Date:** 2026-09-25

### Answer 9

When using USD payments for entrusted imports, it must be included in the overall supply chain cost accounting model. The choice of payment currency can be optimized by comparing the comprehensive costs of USD payment and RMB payment (including exchange rate costs, service fees, and compliance costs).

If the enterprise imports goods from the USD zone for a long time, it can sign a long-term cooperation agreement with the agent company to lock the USD payment service fee rate and exchange rate hedging costs, thereby reducing the comprehensive procurement cost. In addition, the USD payment cycle must be linked with the supply chain inventory.

If the USD payment cycle is long, the inventory level can be appropriately adjusted to avoid inventory backlog risks caused by capital occupation. It is recommended to review the supply chain costs of USD payments every quarter, optimize the matching between payment rhythm and inventory strategy, and improve the overall efficiency of the supply chain.

**status:** suggested
**Author:** Victor Sun
**Date:** 2026-09-25

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