Shipping to and from United Kingdom

What is Credit/Debit Card payment?

Credit/Debit card is our online payment solution, giving you access to pay invoices by credit/debit card at your own convenience 24/7.

Benefits of Credit Card are

• Instant freight release which enables faster cargo release (all invoices are paid for shipment).
• No fees Eliminate checks, courier expenses and other administrative expenses.
• Convenience Pay your invoices online, anytime, anywhere, 24/7.
• Simplicity Paid in one click means no more remittance advice or following up.
• Multiple invoices Pay single or multiple invoices with transaction amount limited to $10, 000.

Getting Started

1. If you have not registered on Maersk website

• Sign up for free registration here.
• Once you’ve registered on Maersk website you will have access to MyFinance, which is where you’ll find the Credit/Debit Card payment option.

2. Set up card details

• In MyFinance page navigate to ‘Profile’ > ‘Credit/Debit Cards’ tab to set up your card details. By updating details in this tab, you are able to save your tokenized card, which you can use for future payments.
• In case you don’t want to save your card details for future use, then navigate to ‘ePayment’.
  • select invoices to pay.
  • select credit/debit card option.
  • select ‘new credit card’ option.

3. Making payments

• Navigate to the ‘ePayment’ tab in MyFinance.
  • select the invoice(s) you wish to pay, (If you have multiple invoices you wish to pay, you can select and pay them in one transaction (all the invoices are same currency).
  • select the credit card you wish to pay from.
  • agree to the terms and conditions and then click ‘Continue’.
• After reviewing your submission and approving payment, your payment will be instantly applied to the concerned shipments/invoices.
• Receipts can be downloaded from the ‘Paid Invoices’ tab. Please note it may take up to 24 hours for receipts to be available.

The rate of exchange applied to invoices reflects Maersk’s cost of sourcing foreign currency from the FX markets.

Maersk uses the rate of exchange at the prevailing conversion rate on the date of issuing the first invoice for the shipment in question. The same conversion rate will be applied to any subsequent invoice(s) issued in relation to the same shipment. For import detention and demurrage invoices, Maersk will convert the currency based on the last available rate of exchange on the invoice creation date.

For further questions or concerns, please refer to Maersk’s standard Terms and Conditions.