Currently, Shopee only opens cross-border business to Chinese enterprise sellers (including mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan), and implements an invitation-based entry. Sellers applying for entry need to provide their company's business license.

Shopee operates e-commerce business in six Southeast Asian countries (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia) and Taiwan

Currently, the platforms that open cross-border e-commerce business to Chinese sellers include: Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia.

1. Application materials for entry:

The materials that need to be prepared are as follows

[Company name], [Company business license], [Contact person], [Contact number], [Application email], [Main category], [Other e-commerce platform links]

2. Charging standards:

No platform usage fee, annual fee, and no deposit.

The commission for Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan, and Malaysia is only 3% (new sellers are exempt from commission for the first 3 months).

There is currently no comprehensive commission on the Indonesian site.

3. How to collect payments:

Shopee's payment cycle is 2 weeks, at the beginning of the month and in the middle of the month, and the amount is the amount of orders delivered within 2 weeks before the payment date.

For Chinese cross-border sellers, each country station provides policy-based freight subsidies from time to time, and the subsidies and payments are paid to the seller's payment account at the same time.

Currently, Shopee's official designated payment channel for sellers is Payoneer. Sellers are requested to use Payoneer accounts to receive payments.