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Walmart Retires Legacy Partner Portal on September 30

Walmart has fully retired the legacy Partner Portal, moving related developer documentation and app management functions to OpenTTD.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Legacy Walmart Partner Portal fully retired on September 30, 2026
  2. 2Legacy links began redirecting to the unified OpenTTD portal on September 2, 2026
  3. 3Developer documentation and app management functions moved to OpenTTD

What happened?

Walmart’s official partner page states that the legacy Walmart Partner Portal was fully retired on September 30, 2026. Starting September 2, the platform had redirected legacy links to the new unified OpenTTD portal. The change primarily affects sellers and technology service providers using Walmart APIs, product catalog interfaces, advertising data interfaces, inventory synchronization, order management, and third-party ERP or ISV tools. According to the official notice, developer documentation from the legacy portal will be moved to OpenTTD. Apps previously created or managed through the Partner Portal must be accessed through App Management or direct app links. Sellers that still rely on old bookmarks, legacy API documentation, or third-party authorization processes may encounter unavailable interface documentation, missing apps, renewed permission authentication, or interrupted data synchronization. The announcement did not introduce new commissions or transaction fees, but it directly affects the technical infrastructure used for multichannel operations.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

Walmart has retired the legacy Partner Portal. Sellers using APIs, webhooks, inventory pushes, order pulls, or third-party ERP/ISV tools may encounter unavailable documentation, app access issues, or renewed authorization requirements. Migrate to OpenTTD and App Management promptly to avoid interruptions to multichannel data synchronization.

What should sellers do now?

  1. 1This week, verify the API credentials, webhook, inventory push, and order pull permissions for the Walmart Marketplace store and in-house ERP, create a traceable checklist, and complete at least one inventory and order synchronization test.AI Customer Service
  2. 2Replace legacy Partner Portal bookmarks and API documentation with the OpenTTD entry point, confirm one by one that apps are accessible and authorization status is normal in App Management, and save direct app links and screenshots of any errors.

Source: Walmart

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

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