1. PayPal (credit card).

PayPal is one of the most commonly used payment methods on eBay. It is a secure online payment service that allows sellers to accept payments from buyers using a PayPal account. Buyers can use credit cards, debit cards, or bank accounts to pay through PayPal. For sellers, PayPal provides instant payment notifications and certain transaction protections.

2. Credit/debit card payments.

In addition to PayPal, eBay also supports direct payment using credit or debit cards. Sellers can set up to accept credit or debit card payments and work with payment gateways to transfer buyers' payments directly to merchant accounts.

3. Check/money order.

Some sellers may be willing to accept checks or money orders as a payment method. However, this method is relatively slow and not secure enough because sellers need to wait for the check to arrive and verify its authenticity. Sellers should be cautious about accepting checks and make sure to use a secure payment method.

4. Bank transfer.

Bank transfer is another common payment method. Buyers can transfer money directly to the seller's designated account through the bank. Sellers can view payment information after the transaction is completed and ensure that the money has been received. However, this method may take some time to complete the transfer and requires the buyer to provide detailed payment information.

5. Electronic currency.

In some specific cases, sellers may choose to accept electronic currency as a payment method. For example, Bitcoin is a widely used cryptocurrency, and some sellers may be willing to accept Bitcoin as a payment method. The use of electronic currency requires agreement between sellers and buyers and ensures that the currency is converted into legal currency after the transaction is completed.

6. Alipay/WeChat Pay.

For the Chinese market, eBay also supports third-party payment platforms such as Alipay and WeChat Pay. Chinese buyers can use these payment methods to conduct transactions and send the money directly to the seller's account. Sellers need to cooperate with the corresponding payment platform and ensure that accurate payment information is provided in the transaction.

7. Cash on delivery.

Cash on delivery is a special payment method that is applicable to certain regions or specific products. In this method, the buyer pays after receiving the goods. The seller needs to negotiate with the buyer in advance and determine the conditions and regulations for cash on delivery.