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Launch, scale and explain a delivered price.
A purchase path that can present destination, duties and currency before the buyer confirms — rather than after the parcel is refused.
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Powering your commerce growth across borders
PangeaCart brings together cross-border checkout, landed cost, catalog localization, fulfillment routing and multi-currency records so merchants can launch, scale and operate international selling on a single software layer.
Learn more about the platformBuilt for operators who already feel the border
DTC brands
Marketplace sellers
Wholesale exporters
3PL partners
Finance teams
Catalog editors
Products
PangeaCart is the operating layer for cross-border commerce
International selling is not a language pack. Duties, currencies, catalogues and last-mile rules change at every frontier. PangeaCart makes that complexity configurable — without pretending to be your carrier, broker or bank.
Landed cost
Turn duty surprise into a labelled estimate.
Assemble estimated duties, taxes and fees from destination, HS classification and declared value — and store what the shopper was shown.
Catalog
More markets. Cleaner variants. Less spreadsheet drift.
Titles, measurements, care copy and restricted-goods flags that change with the destination — not a single master SKU dump.
Fulfillment
Route the order the destination can actually accept.
Choose origin node, service level and documentation pack based on inventory position and corridor rules.
Payments & analytics
Two currencies, one ledger — and a corridor that can be read.
Display shopper currency, keep a merchant-currency record, and see refusals, duty variance and cost-to-serve without inventing a second source of truth.
One platform. Six modules you can adopt in order.
Most programmes start with a corridor and a friction — surprise duties, catalogue returns, or settlement arguments — then add modules as those seams close.
Destination first. Total second.
Capture ship-to country before confirmation so duty and catalogue rules can apply. Restricted SKUs and unsupported destinations fail with a plain-language reason.
Estimates, labelled as estimates.
HS code, origin and value in; duty, tax and fee lines out. DDP-style collection or DAP with an on-screen estimate — a policy you choose per corridor.
One identity. Many market variants.
Size maps, voltage, fibre content and banned claims live as data against a master SKU. Checkout reads the same restriction flag the editor set.
Instructions your 3PL can execute.
PangeaCart does not operate warehouses. It sends routing and document packs to the physical systems you already run — and queues exceptions instead of silent label errors.
Display FX. Dual ledger. Your PSP.
We record what your payment provider reports. PangeaCart does not hold merchant funds and is not a money transmitter.
How a programme starts
Four conversations before any configuration
Insights
Thinking that keeps you one step ahead
The delivered price is a contract, not a flourish
Why showing duty after purchase trains shoppers to refuse the parcel.
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Translation is not localization
Size, voltage and banned claims cause more returns than an inelegant sentence.
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Returns are a customs event
A door refusal is not a domestic refund with extra postage.
Read article →Discuss a cross-border programme
Tell us the corridors you sell into and the partners you already use. We will say whether PangeaCart software is a fit — and where it is not.
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