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    Ecu Controller

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    Throttle Body

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    Transmission Control Module (TCM)

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    Payment Methods

    Secure Payments at Auto24Parts

    Auto24Parts offers several payment methods for purchasing automotive electronic parts. The payment options actually available are displayed during checkout and may vary depending on the country, currency, device used, transaction value and payment provider availability.

    You can pay for products including an engine control unit (ECU), a complete ABS pump, an automatic transmission control unit, an instrument cluster or another automotive electronic module.

    Online payments are processed by external payment providers using secure payment forms. Auto24Parts does not store full card numbers or card security codes.

    Use the buttons below to go directly to the section you need.

    Important information: order preparation begins after successful payment confirmation. For bank transfers, processing starts once Auto24Parts has received the full payment amount.

    1. Online Payment via Stripe

    Stripe is the payment provider used to process online payments. The payment methods currently available for your transaction are displayed directly in the checkout payment form.

    Depending on the order and the customer's country, checkout may display options including:

    Payment Method Description
    Credit or Debit Card Visa, Mastercard, American Express or another card accepted by the payment provider.
    Apple Pay Fast payment from a compatible Apple device when this option is available.
    Google Pay Fast payment using payment information stored in Google Pay, subject to availability.
    Link by Stripe Accelerated checkout using saved payment information when this feature is available.
    Other Local Payment Methods Additional payment methods may be displayed depending on the country, currency and payment configuration.

    The payment methods displayed during checkout are the methods actually available for your transaction. A payment option mentioned on this page may not be available for every customer or every order.

    How Does Online Payment Work?

    1. Add the product to your shopping cart.
    2. Enter your billing and delivery details.
    3. Select an available shipping method.
    4. Proceed to the payment form.
    5. Choose one of the available payment methods.
    6. Confirm the transaction with your bank or payment provider.

    Authentication and Security

    Depending on your bank, the payment may require additional confirmation through a banking application, security code or 3D Secure authentication.

    Auto24Parts will never ask you by e-mail to provide your complete card number, CVV security code or online banking login details.

    Payment Status

    Status Meaning
    Confirmed The order can proceed to preparation.
    Pending The payment provider or bank has not yet confirmed the transaction.
    Declined The payment must be attempted again or another payment method should be used.
    Cancelled The order remains unpaid until another transaction is successfully confirmed.

    2. Domestic or International Bank Transfer

    You can pay for your order by bank transfer. Always include your order number in the payment reference so that we can correctly identify your payment.

    Account Holder Auto24Parts – Alicja Kuc
    Bank mBank S.A.
    IBAN PL08 1140 2004 0000 3112 0427 0690
    SWIFT / BIC BREXPLPWXXX
    Payment Reference Order number

    The order is prepared after the full payment amount has been received. The time required for the transfer to be credited depends on the bank, day, time, currency and country from which the transfer is made.

    International Bank Transfer

    For transfers from outside Poland, use the IBAN and SWIFT/BIC code shown above. Your bank may apply its own currency exchange rate and charge additional transfer fees.

    Auto24Parts must receive the full amount shown in the order or pro forma invoice. Any fees charged by the customer's bank should not reduce the amount received by Auto24Parts.

    Proof of Bank Transfer

    You may send us proof of payment, but this does not replace the actual receipt of funds. Order preparation begins after the payment has been credited to our bank account.

    Please check the IBAN carefully before making a payment. Auto24Parts will not request an unexpected change of bank account details without prior verification.

    3. PayPal, Individual Payment Links and Refunds

    Payment via PayPal

    PayPal may be offered for selected orders after confirming product availability, the requested service and shipping cost.

    Depending on the order, Auto24Parts may send an individual PayPal payment request or PayPal invoice. Payment must be confirmed before order preparation begins.

    If any additional cost applies to a PayPal payment, the customer will be informed before the transaction and the cost will be included in the requested amount.

    Individual Payment Link

    For an order verified by e-mail, Auto24Parts may send an individual secure payment link. Always check that the link corresponds to the correct product, amount and order.

    Never provide your complete card details directly by e-mail or telephone.

    Payment Refunds

    A refund is normally issued using the same payment method that was used for the original order, unless another method is agreed that does not result in additional costs for the customer.

    • Card or Stripe: the refund is submitted to the payment provider and then returned to the card or account associated with the original transaction.
    • PayPal: the refund is returned to the original PayPal transaction.
    • Bank transfer: the refund is sent to a confirmed bank account.
    • Other payment method: Auto24Parts may request the information required to complete the refund.

    The time required for the refunded funds to appear depends on the bank, PayPal or payment provider. Auto24Parts does not control the provider's internal processing time after the refund has been issued.

    Detailed information about returns, refunds and warranty claims is available on our Returns, Warranty & Complaints page.

    Payment for Automotive Parts and Technical Services

    The available payment methods can be used for both standard automotive electronic parts and additional technical services.

    You can pay, for example, for an Opel engine control unit, a Peugeot ECU, an Audi engine control unit, a BMW ABS pump or a Ford ABS pump.

    When an engine control unit is prepared as Virgin, IMMO OFF, Auto Programming or Clone, the service preparation time begins after payment has been confirmed and after we receive any vehicle information or original control unit required to complete the service.

    The available solutions are explained in our ECU Preparation Options guide.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which payment methods are available?

    The payment methods actually available for your order are displayed during checkout. Depending on the transaction, they may include card payment, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link by Stripe or another local payment method.

    Can I pay with PayPal?

    Yes, PayPal may be available for selected orders after confirmation by Auto24Parts. An individual PayPal payment request or invoice may be provided.

    When does order preparation begin?

    Preparation begins after an online payment has been successfully confirmed or after the full amount of a bank transfer has been received.

    What should I do if my payment is declined?

    Check the authorisation with your bank, try the transaction again or contact Auto24Parts to request a new payment link.

    How is a refund processed?

    A refund is normally returned to the original payment method. The time required for the funds to appear depends on the payment provider and bank.

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    Having a Problem With Your Payment?

    Send us your order number and a brief description of the situation. We can check the payment status or provide a new payment link.

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    Auto24Parts – secure and convenient payments for engine ECUs, ABS pumps and automotive electronics services.

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      A water-damaged or burnt-out ABS pump control module most often lights up the dashboard like a 'Christmas tree' (ABS, ESP and the red brake warning light), leaves the diagnostic tool unable to communicate with the ABS module, makes the pump motor run non-stop or stops the speedometer working. Water usually gets into the module when the scuttle panel drains are blocked, after the engine bay has been cleaned with a pressure washer or after driving through a deep puddle, while a burnout is most often caused by a short circuit or a voltage spike. Below we describe the symptoms, what to do straight away and why drying or repairing such a module rarely gives lasting results.

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