Okay, so today I’m gonna walk you through my experience with the SHEIN wallet. I know, I know, another online shopping thing, but hear me out – it actually came in handy.
It all started when I saw this killer dress on SHEIN. I mean, seriously, it was perfect for this summer party I was planning. So, naturally, I added it to my cart, along with like, five other things (because, SHEIN). When I got to the checkout page, I saw this option – “SHEIN Wallet.” I was like, “Huh? What’s that?”
Curiosity got the better of me, so I clicked on it. Turns out, the SHEIN wallet is basically a place where you can store credits. These credits can come from a few different places. Sometimes SHEIN gives you credits as part of a promotion, or maybe you got a refund and they put the money in your wallet instead of back on your card. In my case, I had like, $5 sitting in there from a previous return I’d almost forgotten about!
First step: I checked my wallet balance. It was easy to find on the checkout page. Just looked for the “Wallet” section.
Next: I decided to use the credits towards my purchase. There was a little checkbox or a button right there that said something like “Apply Wallet Balance.” I clicked it, and bam! The total price of my order went down. Easy peasy.
Important thing I noticed: I think the SHEIN wallet currency needs to match the currency you’re using to pay for your order. I didn’t have an issue, but I saw a little note about that. So if you’re shopping from a different country, just double check that.
The whole process was super smooth. I used my wallet credits, paid the remaining balance with my credit card, and my order was placed. Now I’m just waiting for that dress to arrive!
- It’s pretty straightforward to use.
- Helps you keep track of SHEIN credits.
- Saves you a bit of money!
So yeah, that’s my SHEIN wallet story. Give it a shot next time you’re browsing – you might have some forgotten credits waiting for you!