You don't necessarily need a company's public account. Because Amazon registration requires bank account information, it can be a personal bank account or a company's public account. If you are an individual seller, you only need to provide a personal bank account. But if you are a company seller, it is recommended to use a company's public account to avoid confusion between personal and company finances, and to facilitate tax declaration and financial management. At the same time, it is also necessary to operate according to local laws and policies.

No, the following are the materials that may be required for Amazon registration under normal circumstances:

1. Personal information: name, email address, mobile phone number, residential address, etc.

2. Proof of identity: Usually you need to provide a scanned copy or photo of your ID card.

3. Bank account information: Some accounts require bank account information as a collection account, but it is not necessarily a public account, and a personal account is also acceptable.

Specific requirements may vary from country to country or region. It is recommended to go to the local Amazon registration guide page to check the specific required materials.

No, you don't need to have a company's public account. It should be noted that if it is a European or British site, because there is now KYC, it is recommended to use Payoneer registered in the name of the company to receive payments. Receive payments through a Payoneer corporate account, and then withdraw them to the personal bank card of the company's legal person or shareholder.

You don't need a company public account to register on Amazon, you need to provide a bank card in the name of the legal person.