eBay Forces Business Sellers to Bind Certified Overseas Warehouses
eBay announced stricter compliance requirements for business account overseas warehouse sellers. Starting July 27, sellers who do not meet the usage requirements for 'certified warehouses' will face restrictions on overseas warehouse permissions. This move aims to enhance logistics transparency and efficiency stability.
What are the key facts?
- 1July 27 policy update
- 2Mandatory binding to certified warehouses
- 3Violation leads to sales permission restriction
What happened?
eBay has updated the 'certified warehouse usage rate requirements' aimed at business sellers joining after 2025. The assessment standard requires that orders must use certified warehouses for 12 consecutive months, and the order volume must meet certain thresholds. Non-compliant sellers will face direct restrictions on overseas warehouse sales permissions.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Logistics compliance: Sellers using non-certified warehouses need to immediately check inventory and logistics channels. Operational risk: If requirements are not met, sellers must quickly switch to eBay certified logistics providers to avoid sales restrictions.