1. B2C

E-commerce between enterprises and consumers (Business to Customer, or B2C). This is a form in which consumers use the Internet to directly participate in economic activities, similar to commercial electronic retail business. With the advent of the Internet, online sales have developed rapidly.

2. B2B

E-commerce between enterprises (Business to Business, or B2B). B2B is the most widely used and most valued form of e-commerce. Enterprises can use the Internet or other networks to find the best partners for each transaction and complete all transaction behaviors from ordering to settlement.

3. C2C

E-commerce between consumers (Consumer to Consumer, or C2C). The C2C business platform provides an online trading platform for buyers and sellers, allowing sellers to actively provide goods for online auctions, and buyers can choose goods to bid on their own.

4. C2B

E-commerce between consumers and enterprises (Consumer to Business, or C2B). Usually, consumers customize products and prices according to their own needs, or actively participate in product design, production and pricing. Products and prices reflect the personalized needs of consumers, and manufacturers carry out customized production.

5. O2O

E-commerce that combines online and offline (Online to Offline, i.e. O2O). O2O perfectly connects the Internet with ground stores through online shopping guide machines to realize the Internet landing. Consumers can enjoy preferential prices online while enjoying offline intimate services.

6. BOB

An e-commerce model in which suppliers (Business) and buyers (Business) reach product or service transactions through operators (Operators). The core purpose is to help those brand-conscious small and medium-sized enterprises or channel merchants have the opportunity to build their own brands and achieve their own transformation and upgrading. 7. B2Q (Enterprise online shopping introduces quality control). In English, both parties sign a transaction contract online first. After signing the contract, an impartial third party (inspection, factory inspection, equipment commissioning engineer) can be introduced to conduct product quality inspection and after-sales service according to the buyer's needs.