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Amazon UK Updates Seller Fulfilled Prime Eligibility Requirements

Amazon UK will assess Seller Fulfilled Prime eligibility separately by product size tier and require one-day delivery views, tracking numbers, and on-time delivery rates.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Amazon UK updates Seller Fulfilled Prime eligibility requirements from October 30, 2026
  2. 2Products are divided into standard-size, oversize, and extra-large tiers
  3. 3At least 25% of standard-size product detail-page views must show one-day delivery
  4. 4Oversize products require valid carrier tracking numbers and at least a 97% on-time delivery rate

What happened?

Amazon announced that it will update Seller Fulfilled Prime eligibility requirements in the UK from October 30, 2026. Products will be divided into three size tiers: standard-size, oversize, and extra-large. Prime eligibility will no longer be assessed only across the seller’s entire account, but separately for each size tier.

For standard-size products, at least 25% of detail-page views must show “delivery within one day.” For oversize products, sellers may use carriers other than Amazon Buy Shipping or Easy Ship, but must provide valid carrier tracking numbers and maintain an on-time delivery rate of at least 97%.

The new rules mainly affect sellers shipping from warehouses in the UK, overseas warehouses, and sellers fulfilling large products themselves. Sellers should check product size tiers, weekend operating capabilities, on-time shipping rates, tracking-number transmission, and one-day delivery coverage. Otherwise, a seller could lose Prime eligibility for one size tier rather than having the entire account removed from the program.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

UK Seller Fulfilled Prime will be assessed separately for standard-size, oversize, and extra-large products, so sellers may lose Prime eligibility for only one size tier. Monitor one-day delivery views for standard-size products and tracking numbers and on-time delivery rates for oversize products.

What should sellers do now?

  1. 1This week, export the UK Seller Fulfilled Prime product list, verify the size classification of each product under standard-size, oversize, and extra-large, and create a checklist containing the SKU, tier, and current shipping method.Dimensional weight
  2. 2Review one-day delivery coverage on UK standard-size product detail pages, identify listings where one-day delivery is shown for less than 25% of views, and produce a corrective-action list covering warehousing, fulfillment, and weekend operations.
  3. 3Check carrier tracking-number transmission and on-time delivery records for UK oversize products order by order, identify SKUs and order details below the 97% on-time delivery rate, and complete a corrective-action log.

Source: Amazon Seller Central

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Compiled by the Niceggie editorial team from public reporting; translation and summary are AI-assisted.

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