Local Marketplaces
- Tmall Global
- JD.com
- Pinduoduo
- Douyin Mağaza
- Taobao
- Xiaohongshu
Tmall Global, JD.com, Pinduoduo and Douyin in one panel — orders, stock and CNY pricing sync automatically from your Shanghai or Shenzhen operation, with Taobao and Xiaohongshu covered too.
Integrated with the leading marketplaces in China
Smart Automation
A SKU sold on Tmall Global drops stock on JD.com and Pinduoduo within seconds. SF Express, JD Logistics and Cainiao labels print from one screen, and e-Fapiao (数电发票) records carrying 13% VAT are issued and archived automatically — clean books from day one.
Profit Optimization
Tmall Global takes roughly 2-5% plus an annual fee, JD Worldwide 2-8%, Douyin 2-5%. The repricer reads Alipay, WeChat Pay and UnionPay settlements, factors in PIPL and Cybersecurity Law obligations, then writes channel-specific CNY prices that protect your WFOE margin.
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Manage all marketplace operations from one panel.
Marketplace orders flow into your panel automatically; tracking codes flow back.
Stock updates on every marketplace at the same time. Overselling risk eliminated.
Compute prices automatically based on each marketplace's commission.
Upload thousands of products to every marketplace via Excel or XML.
Print labels for every marketplace in one click.
Live revenue, profit, returns and review reports per marketplace.
Local marketplaces, carriers, payment methods and compliance frameworks — from a single panel
A elektronik aksesuar üreticisi in Shenzhen
"WFOE kuruluşundan sonra Tmall Global'de ilk yıl ¥2M+ ciroya ulaştı"
Tmall Global is a cross-border channel, so no mainland entity is required — an offshore company (Hong Kong works well) plus brand authorization is enough to apply. Onboarding usually runs through a certified TP (Tmall Partner) agency, with a security deposit of roughly USD 25,000 plus an annual fee. Expect 4-8 weeks from application to store launch, with brand credentials and overseas sales history weighing heavily.
JD Worldwide is also open to overseas entities: you need a foreign-registered company, trademark proof and cross-border qualifications — no WFOE required. Commission runs about 2-8% by category plus a platform fee. Goods can flow through JD Logistics bonded warehouses or direct international mail, with tracking numbers posting back to the panel automatically.
A domestic Douyin shop requires a Chinese business licence; overseas sellers enter via Douyin's cross-border programme or a licensed local partner. Category deposits range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of RMB, and commission sits around 2-5%. Once live, livestream and short-video orders land in the same panel as every other channel, drawing from one shared stock pool.
Tmall Global charges roughly 2-5% by category plus an Alipay fee of about 1%, JD Worldwide 2-8%, Douyin 2-5%, while Pinduoduo's base commission is minimal with costs shifting to promotions. The pricing engine folds these rates and amortized deposits into channel-specific CNY prices that protect your margin.
In pilot zones like Hangzhou and Zhengzhou, you ship inventory in bulk into a bonded warehouse (model 1210); when a consumer orders, the parcel clears customs under the cross-border e-commerce composite tax (from about 9.1%) and ships domestically — delivery speed close to local e-commerce. Direct mail (model 9610) is the alternative. The system generates the required three-document customs data per order.
Shoppers pay via Alipay, WeChat Pay or UnionPay; funds sit in the platform's escrow and settle on a 7-21 day cycle. Cross-border stores convert RMB to USD or EUR through licensed cross-border payment providers. The panel reconciles every settlement against its orders and e-Fapiao records, so FX slippage is visible at a glance.
CCC (China Compulsory Certification) covers catalogued goods such as electronics, electrical appliances and toys, and is mandatory for general-trade imports. Products sold under the CBEC bonded or direct-mail model, cleared as personal-use parcels, are usually exempt from CCC — though quality and labelling rules still apply. The panel flags required certificates per category before listing.