Rifan

Rifan uses EXW terms, which means buyers are responsible for pickup from the seller's premises in Jakarta — this shifts all logistics and shipping costs to the buyer. T/T payment terms are common in international trade, but they require strong trust and clear communication to avoid delays. Accepting USD makes it easier for global buyers to transact, especially those using Western financial systems. Using EXW in Jakarta may offer lower initial costs, but it increases buyer responsibility for transport, insurance, and customs clearance. Rifan has a very small workforce of 1-10 people and annual revenue below $1, which suggests a very limited operational scale. This makes it unusual for a supplier to handle large or complex orders. The lack of quality certifications raises concerns about product consistency and compliance, which is a key risk for international buyers. While they respond to inquiries in just 3 hours, showing good communication, the overall lack of credibility signals means buyers should verify their actual production capacity and product quality before committing.