No. The personal pass rate is very low, and it is easy to waste a new set of information. In fact, according to Amazon's classification of accounts, individuals can open stores. For example, citizens of the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and mainland China can all open stores as individuals. But I understand that the friend who asked this question may not have come into contact with the Amazon platform, but came from other places, such as Taobao and AliExpress, and wants to use the simplest way and the lowest cost way to open an Amazon store, and try this platform in the lowest cost way. I can understand this idea, because I used my personal account to open a store at the beginning, and for a long time, I relied on an ID card and a credit card to open a store. At that time, a personal account only had 200. The reason why I said it is not possible is to let these friends who are used to Taobao and other domestic platforms realize that now on Amazon, if you just try it part-time, such as college students, for them, a personal ID card + credit card may be quite harsh conditions, because I know that not every college student will apply for a credit card. If you can't afford this cost, I think you shouldn't do Amazon, because whether it is stocking, shipping, various data software, it will take a lot of money. Many people think that Amazon- The monthly rent is only $39.99. In actual operation, all the expenses, including the account, are small money. The real big expenses are the inventory preparation, logistics, and promotion costs. If you don't prepare these expenses, it will be difficult to operate the account.