Orders move through payment confirmation, stock reconciliation, and packing before dispatch. Keeping that sequence explicit reduces confusion when a shopper checks status right after checkout.

High-value or low-quantity items may require an additional verification step before shipment is finalized.

Cards and accessories should ship with packaging appropriate to their format and value. The storefront’s job is to set that expectation clearly instead of burying it in a checkout edge case.

Transit windows depend on destination and carrier routing, but the support path should always reference the order details first if movement stalls.