Baisi Tang International Limited

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Baisi Tang International Limited is a Hong Kong–registered trading and e-commerce company focused on the wholesale, retail, and import/export of wigs and related hair products. It supplies fashion and medical-use wigs through online channels and cross‑border trade.

Hong Kong, China

About Baisi Tang International Limited

Baisi Tang International Limited is a Hong Kong–incorporated trading company that specializes in international trade and e‑commerce, with a focus on wigs and other hair products. Public company records describe it as engaged in international trade, e‑commerce, wholesale, retail, and import/export of wigs, and industry data shows closely related entities under the “Baisi Tang” name exporting wigs and hairpieces globally. In practice, the brand typically appears online as a seller of women’s wigs and hair accessories via third‑party marketplaces and cross‑border platforms rather than as a walk‑in retail store.

A charge from “BAISITANGIN … HK” on a card statement is likely a transaction processed under the truncated billing descriptor for Baisi Tang International Limited, with “HK” indicating Hong Kong as the processing location. This charge could stem from an online purchase of wigs, hairpieces, or related accessories, potentially made on a marketplace site where the storefront name differs from the billing name. It may represent a one‑time retail purchase, a multi‑item order, or a partial shipment billed separately; recurring subscription billing is unlikely for this type of merchant.

If you do not recognize the charge, start by reviewing recent online orders for wigs, hair extensions, or similar beauty products, especially purchases fulfilled from China or Hong Kong, and compare order dates and amounts to the transaction on your statement. Check your email (including spam) for order confirmations or shipping notices referencing “Baisi Tang” or similar language, and review order history in any marketplaces where you shop. If the charge still cannot be matched to a known order, contact your card issuer to ask for any additional descriptor data (such as a phone number or URL) and consider disputing the transaction; also monitor your account for further unfamiliar charges and update your card details on file with any marketplaces you use.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Baisi Tang International Limited.

  1. BAISITANGIN XXXXXX7733 HK

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “BAISITANGIN XXXXXX7733 HK” on my card statement?

This descriptor is very likely a truncated billing name for Baisi Tang International Limited, a Hong Kong trading and e‑commerce company that sells wigs and related hair products. The charge usually corresponds to an online order for wigs or hairpieces, often placed through a marketplace where the storefront name may differ from the billing name shown on your statement.

What kind of purchases from Baisi Tang International Limited usually generate card charges?

Most charges are associated with online purchases of wigs, hairpieces, hair toppers, or other hair accessories. Because Baisi Tang often sells through third‑party marketplaces, you might remember buying from a wig or hair brand on a platform (rather than directly from “Baisi Tang”), but the payment is processed under the company’s registered trading name in Hong Kong.

Does Baisi Tang International Limited offer subscriptions or recurring billing for hair products?

Based on available business information, Baisi Tang International Limited primarily operates as a trading and e‑commerce seller of wigs rather than a subscription service. Recurring or monthly subscription charges would be uncommon; most transactions are one‑time purchases tied to specific orders. If you see repeated charges, review your order history carefully and contact your card issuer if you suspect unauthorized use.

How can I verify whether a BAISITANGIN HK charge is linked to one of my online orders?

Compare the transaction date and amount with recent wig or hair‑product orders placed on marketplaces or websites that ship from China or Hong Kong. Check order confirmations and shipping emails for mentions of “Baisi Tang” or similar wording, and look at your account order history on those platforms. If the amount, currency, and timing match, the charge is likely legitimate even if the billing name looks unfamiliar.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a charge from BAISITANGIN HK and can’t find a matching order?

First, confirm that no one else with authorized access to your card made a wig or hair‑related purchase online. If nobody recognizes the transaction and you cannot locate a corresponding order or receipt, contact your bank or card issuer immediately, report the charge as potentially unauthorized, and ask about filing a dispute or canceling and reissuing the card to prevent further misuse.

Why does the descriptor include “HK” and sometimes a number like 7733?

The “HK” portion indicates that the transaction was processed through Hong Kong, which aligns with Baisi Tang International Limited’s place of incorporation. The trailing digits (such as 7733) are often part of the processor’s or gateway’s reference or phone pattern and do not usually help you identify the merchant beyond confirming that it is an online, cross‑border transaction.

How can I request a refund or resolve a product issue with an order that billed as BAISITANGIN HK?

Because Baisi Tang International Limited typically sells via third‑party marketplaces, the easiest way to seek a refund or resolve issues is through the platform where you placed the order—using its order‑detail page, message center, or dispute tools. Provide screenshots of the item listing, order number, tracking information, and your bank statement line. If the platform cannot resolve the issue, you can then escalate to your bank or card issuer and dispute the charge with that documentation.

Are small or duplicate BAISITANGIN HK amounts normal, or could they indicate fraud?

A single charge that matches a recent wig or hair‑product order is usually normal, though the exact amount may vary slightly due to currency conversion or shipping. Multiple similar charges you don’t recognize, or very small “test” amounts that appear without any related order, can be a sign of card testing or fraud. In those cases, contact your card issuer right away, ask them to review recent activity, and request a new card number if needed.

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