THE CAST clarifies the confirmed total required before international payment
A service briefing on the 22 October shipping-guide clarification: readiness and the applicable full quote must be confirmed before payment.
Published
23 October 2026 — THE CAST highlights its international shipping-guide clarification published on 22 October. International ordering requires destination, product, import and tax-registration readiness to be confirmed before payment. The confirmed payable total includes the applicable products, shipping, duties, taxes and clearance charges, with import charges paid by the sender.
A reference rate is an early planning tool
The guide provides destination-specific conditions and shipping reference information. A weight-band fee helps with planning but is not the final amount for an arbitrary basket. Packing, products, address, service availability and any unresolved import requirements still need review. A displayed rate does not enable a product or destination that has not been confirmed for the actual order.
Ask with the parcel you intend to send
Prepare the exact product links, options and quantities, together with the destination country, city and postal code. Use the private support flow for address information. If a confirmed alternative carrier quote is being arranged, follow the instructions in the shipping guide and compare only confirmed services for that same parcel. Changes to the basket or address may require a fresh review.
The two-address planning guide below applies this process to a Korean delivery and a separate overseas gift. Keep their conditions and totals separate. The six-line inquiry example shows how to identify an item and ask what remains unresolved. This service briefing does not promise universal delivery eligibility, a fixed fee or arrival by a particular date; the final order confirmation is the relevant next step.