Payment Methods

Visa / Mastercard

Both credit and debit cards are accepted. You will pay directly on our checkout page, no redirect anywhere.

Card data goes from your browser straight to our payment provider, Omise, over an encrypted connection. We do not receive or store your card number or CVV. Omise is certified at PCI DSS Level 1 — the highest tier in the payment industry.

You'll be charged in THB

We are a Thailand-registered company, so cards are charged in Thai baht. The exact amount is shown at checkout before you confirm. Your bank converts it at its own rate and may add a foreign transaction fee.

Billing address required for US, UK and Canadian cardholders

Enter the address linked to your card, not the delivery address. Omise verifies it against your bank's records and sees that the card is in the hands of its rightful owner. This fraud defense mechanism is also the best way to get your payment approved on the first try.

If your payment is declined

Banks often block international charges by default. Ask your bank to authorize the payment and try again, or pay via PayPal.

PayPal

Even if you don't have a PayPal account, you can still pay with your Credit or Debit Card via PayPal. See the instructions below.

1. Click "Confirm Order" to proceed with checkout. You'll be redirected to PayPal.

How to pay with Credit or Debit Card - Step 1

2. Click the button "Pay with Credit or Debit Card" wich is the second option.

How to pay with Credit or Debit Card - Step 2

3. Enter your card details to complete the payment.

How to pay with Credit or Debit Card - Step 3

PromptPay QR code

For our customers in Thailand and neighbouring Asian countries, we offer a simple way to pay by scanning a QR code.

After you place an order, a QR code with the exact amount in Thai baht will appear on the screen. Scan it with your banking app and confirm the payment — we'll receive it straight away.

Who can pay this way

You need a Thai bank account. Banking apps and e-wallets in several Asian countries — Singapore, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia and South Korea — can also read Thai QR codes through cross-border links, though online support varies from app to app. Visa/Mastercard and banking apps in the US, UK and Europe cannot scan PromptPay codes — please pay by card or PayPal instead.

Paying from your phone

A phone can't scan a code shown on its own screen, so take a screenshot of the QR, open your banking app and upload the image from your gallery.

One scan, limited time

Each code carries our name and the exact amount, and works for one payment only. If it expires before you pay, return to checkout and a fresh code will be generated.

Customer Reviews
2024 Gaba Assam Black Tea Rolled
Jeffrey J byron, 15/07/2026
2024 Gaba Assam Black Tea Rolled
“Dark, slightly smokey, molasses, cinnamon. NOT floral. Very malty. NOT like an Indian Assam at all, except in tannic bite and metallic lingering taste. It's good. Definitely a get-shxt-done kind of tea, not one I consider to have a lot of nuance. I wish I liked it a bit more, but I'll develop a taste for it. It has a rich woody, round, spiced flavo...”
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2006 Hong Tai Chang 0803 Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake
r.h., 13/07/2026
2006 Hong Tai Chang 0803 Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake
“- This is a second review, to find out how this tea tastes now that it is a couple of decades old - Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water. Liquor is a clear dark orange-brown in color. Taste gives a dry woody note on the palate, followed by a sweet aftertaste that resembles dried prunes and bark, with a touch of chinese medicinal herb....”
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2016 Wild Pu-erh Tea “Lord of the Forest” 1000-year-old trees Myanmar
r.h., 06/07/2026
2016 Wild Pu-erh Tea “Lord of the Forest” 1000-year-old trees Myanmar
“- This is a second review, to find out how different this tea tastes now that it is a decade old - Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water. Liquor is a clear medium amber in color. Taste gives a green-fruitiness on the palate right upfront, slightly jammy, followed by an aftertaste that is a mix of green plum wine and bark. Mouthfeel is...”
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2006 Lao Cui Yu Oolong Tea
r.h., 01/07/2026
2006 Lao Cui Yu Oolong Tea
“- This is a second review, to find out how different this tea tastes now that it is a couple of decades old - Brief (5-10 seconds) steeps in 90 Celsius water. Liquor is a clear amber in color. Taste gives a mellow roasted-smokiness on the palate, followed by a clean sweet aftertaste that is somewhat spice-like, but short finish. Mouthfeel is sl...”
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Our Teas' Awards
“Wild Mango” Green Tea, gr. C
Wild organic green tea from Thailand, made from the second and third leaves. This tea has been awarded the Gourmet Medal at the AVPA’s annual tea competition in Paris in 2022 in the category “gr..
$10.00
2018 “Idle Buffalo” Purple Myanmar Material, Craft Ripe Pu-erh Tea
Craft shu pu-erh made from the material from 100-200-year-old Myanmar purple trees, harvested in 2013. I fermented a small butch in Chiangmai, in November 2018. Tea turned out to be very distinctive i..
$17.00
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