Amazon supports sellers to bind multiple payment methods to meet the currency settlement requirements of different sites. For small sites, that is, Amazon's various international sites, sellers also need to bind a suitable payment account to receive sales revenue.

Here are the general steps to bind an Amazon payment account:

1. Log in to Amazon Seller Backstage.

2. Navigate to the "Setting" area and select "Account Info".

3. Find the "Payment Information" section in the "Account Information" page and click "Deposit Method".

4. If you need to add a new deposit method, click "Add new deposit method" and enter the relevant information as prompted.

The payment methods currently supported by the Amazon platform include but are not limited to:

- Amazon Global Payment Service, which allows sellers to bind local currency bank accounts directly in the platform for payment.

- Third-party cross-border payment platform accounts, such as Payoneer, PingPong (now called WF card), WorldFirst, Currencies Direct, etc. These platforms usually offer competitive rates and convenient services.

- Valid overseas bank account, which usually refers to a bank account opened in the country or region of the destination of sales.

When choosing a payment method, sellers need to consider factors such as rates, account management costs, compliance, and whether the currency of the target site is supported. In addition, when changing the payment account, avoid doing so within 3 days before or after the Amazon payment date to avoid affecting the normal settlement cycle. It is recommended to report to Amazon customer service in advance to reduce the risk of misjudgment.

It should be noted that Amazon's specific operating steps and supported payment methods may change over time or vary from site to site, so it is recommended that sellers regularly check Amazon's official latest guidelines or notifications to obtain the most accurate information.