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TikTok Shop will implement a new settlement policy on June 9, using a four-tier framework to refine fund-recovery cycles. Mall stores and highly rated stores will receive faster settlements, improving sellers’ cash-flow experience.
Amazon announced that its annual Prime Day will move to late June while retaining its four-day duration. The major change this year is deeper integration of Alexa AI for price tracking, automated purchasing, and personalized recommendations. Sellers should prepare product pages for AI-driven search and recommendation behavior.
TikTok Shop will introduce a four-tier payment settlement framework on June 9. Settlement periods will vary according to store ratings, whether a store has completed its new-store adjustment period, and risk level. High-performing Mall stores may receive settlement in as little as one day, while high-risk stores will remain on a 15-day cycle.
eBay is set to update its User Agreement and test Managed Shipping in selected U.S. locations and categories. The move is intended to simplify sellers’ logistics operations, but has raised concerns about control over shipping costs and profit margins.
TikTok Shop will implement a new payment settlement policy on June 9, using a four-tier framework to manage stores more precisely. Mall stores and high-performing stores will receive funds faster, while new or high-risk stores will have longer settlement cycles, encouraging quality sellers and reducing platform risk.
TikTok Shop will introduce a new four-tier payment settlement framework on June 9, replacing the existing three-tier system. The new policy dynamically adjusts payout cycles based on store ratings, compliance records and operating stage: high-rated Mall sellers may settle in as little as one day, while high-risk stores may face longer delays.
eBay’s June seller update includes mandatory standardized condition descriptions for coins to improve buyer trust, as well as an AI payment-dispute handling tool to help sellers manage transaction disputes more efficiently.
Amazon has officially announced that Prime Day 2026 will take place in late June for four days. The move is intended to test consumer purchasing power with an earlier promotional schedule while addressing household budget pressure. Sellers will need to bring forward inventory and marketing plans and monitor the platform’s focus on essential goods and grocery categories.
Walmart will move its annual summer sale up to June 22, directly competing with Amazon Prime Day. In addition to matching the timing, the event will strengthen member loyalty through a Walmart+ “24-hour priority lock” feature. For cross-border sellers, late June will be one of the year’s most intense traffic battles, requiring advance preparation of inventory and promotion strategies.
Xiaohongshu’s cross-border e-commerce platform Redshop officially launched in June 2026, initially using an invitation-only model and focusing on categories with distinctive Chinese cultural characteristics. The launch marks Xiaohongshu’s shift from taking content overseas to operating platform-based e-commerce overseas.
eBay’s June seller update strengthens platform tools and compliance requirements. Sellers can use AI to handle payment disputes with one click, while coin listings face stricter condition-description requirements. A trading card price-trend tool is also now available to all sellers.
Amazon requires regulated consumer products shipped to U.S. FBA, including children’s products and apparel, to have electronic certificate filings completed before customs clearance. Failure to file on time may cause customs delays or rejection, so sellers must verify ASINs and prepare compliance documents in advance.
TikTok Shop will update its settlement policy on June 9, introducing a four-tier settlement framework. Mall stores and highly rated stores can access faster settlement cycles, as fast as one day, while high-risk accounts will retain longer cycles to encourage strong seller performance.
eBay’s June update focuses on improving seller efficiency and compliance. The new AI dispute-defense feature can generate one-click responses to payment disputes, while coin sellers must standardize condition descriptions and all sellers now have access to a trading-card price analysis tool.
TikTok Shop has updated its on-time delivery rate (OTDR) calculation logic. For CBT (cross-border) and Upgraded Shipping orders, delays caused by logistics providers after the seller ships within the required timeframe will no longer count toward OTDR assessment.
Amazon updated its ASIN creation policy on June 1, requiring all sellers, including Vendors, to obtain formal authorization through the Brand Registry system before creating branded ASINs. The move targets unauthorized listing creation.
Amazon has broadly disabled the backend function that allowed sellers to proactively contact buyers who left negative reviews. Sellers can no longer directly communicate through on-site channels with buyers who gave 1–3-star ratings for after-sales remediation and must seek other compliant customer-service paths.
Walmart’s e-commerce platform has introduced multiple logistics and performance upgrades. WI’s first-mile service now offers door-to-door pickup to reduce supply-chain costs, while delivery-time requirements have tightened and late shipment rate has been added to seller performance assessments.
Walmart’s e-commerce platform has introduced multiple upgrades. WI first-mile services now support door-to-door pickup for LCL cargo, reducing supply chain costs, while seller performance requirements have tightened: the late shipment rate must stay at or below 5%, and Walmart+ delivery-time requirements have become stricter.
Lazada Vietnam announced that it will charge non-LazMall cross-border sellers VND 3,000 per order in infrastructure fees from June 9 to improve platform service quality and business stability.