Choose the Best Way to Pay for Your Printing Needs
Convenient Payment Methods for Every Order
At Printing.com.sg, we offer a variety of secure payment options, including PayNow, credit/debit cards, PayPal, Stripe, bank transfers, and cheque payments for corporate clients. No matter how you choose to pay, your transaction is safe and easy.
Payment Methods
At Printing.com.sg, we offer multiple payment methods to ensure a seamless and convenient experience for our customers. Choose the method that best suits your needs.
1. PayNow
How It Works: Simply scan our QR code or enter our UEN (Unique Entity Number) at checkout.
Processing Time: Instant
2. Credit/Debit Card
How It Works: Enter your card details securely at checkout to complete your transaction.
Processing Time: Instant
3. PayPal
How It Works: Log into your PayPal account and follow the prompts to complete your payment.
Processing Time: Instant
4. Stripe
How It Works: Enter your card details through Stripe’s secure payment portal at checkout.
Processing Time: Instant
5. Bank Transfer
How It Works: Choose “Bank Transfer” at checkout and you will receive our bank details for payment.
Processing Time: 1-2 business days (please email the payment receipt for faster processing).
6. EDP
How It Works: You log into your bank's platform and create an EDP instruction, specifying the payee, amount, and a future settlement date.
Processing Time: Up to 1 months out
Frequently Asked Questions
3. Artwork & Print Preparation
1. What resolution should my artwork be?
All artwork should be prepared at 300 DPI to ensure sharp and professional print quality. Lower resolution images may appear pixelated when printed.
2. What colour mode should I use?
Files should be prepared in CMYK colour mode. RGB files created for digital screens may produce colour variations when printed.
3. What is bleed and why is it important?
Bleed is the extra artwork area extending beyond the final trim size, usually 3 mm. It ensures that colours or images printed to the edge of the page do not leave unwanted white borders after trimming.
4. What are safe margins?
Important text or graphics should be placed 3–5 mm away from the trim edge to prevent accidental trimming during the finishing process.