Logistics

Customs Clearance

Importing ASIC miners and mining infrastructure involves customs declarations, duties, and sometimes specific import permissions depending on destination. Here's how Zyrix handles it.

DDP: we handle clearance

Under Delivered Duty Paid terms, Zyrix arranges customs clearance and includes duties and clearance fees in the quoted price, so the shipment arrives with no additional charges at your door. This is the most predictable option for first-time importers and is commonly used for bulk orders.

DDU: you handle clearance

Under Delivered Duty Unpaid terms, the shipment arrives at your destination country and you or your customs broker handle import declaration, duty payment, and any local permits. This can reduce cost for buyers with an existing broker relationship and experience importing electronics.

Documentation we provide

Every shipment includes a commercial invoice, packing list, and, where required, a certificate of origin or other supporting export documentation to help your customs authority process the import without delay.

Country-specific considerations

Import rules, HS code classification, and any local mining-hardware restrictions vary by country and can change without notice. Zyrix provides accurate export documentation, but confirming local import requirements, applicable duty rates, and any licensing obligations in your jurisdiction remains the buyer's responsibility.