First, let's take a look at the official definition: Cross-border e-commerce (full name: cross-border e-commerce) refers to an international business activity in which trading entities in different borders reach transactions in the form of e-commerce, order online, pay and settle, and deliver goods through cross-border logistics, clear customs, and finally deliver to complete the transaction.

In terms of transaction model, cross-border e-commerce can be divided into business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) trade models; from the perspective of import and export, cross-border e-commerce can be divided into export cross-border e-commerce and import cross-border e-commerce.

Compared with traditional foreign trade companies, cross-border e-commerce has eliminated traditional exporters, importers, foreign wholesalers and retailers, eliminated the cost of intermediate channels, and given customers more choices and lower prices.

Currently, the larger cross-border e-commerce platforms include Amazon, AliExpress, eBay, Etsy, Wish, and the Southeast Asian e-commerce duo Shopee and Lazada, etc.

If you want to operate on these platforms, you need to understand and prepare the following registration materials:

1. Materials required for the registration of domestic cross-border e-commerce enterprises:

1. Registration information form for cross-border e-commerce business entities;

2. Business license (original and photocopy);

3. Organization code certificate of the People's Republic of China (original and photocopy);

4. Quality and integrity management commitment letter;

5. Main requirements for consumer self-use commitment statement;

6. ICP registration number or telecommunications value-added service license;

7. Quality assurance of imported and exported goods;

8. Commitment to recall unqualified products.

II. Materials required for the filing of overseas cross-border e-commerce enterprises:

1. Filing information form of cross-border e-commerce business entities;

2. Business license (original and photocopy);

3. Organization code certificate of the People's Republic of China (original and photocopy);

4. Quality and integrity management commitment;

5. Main requirements of consumer self-use commitment statement;

6. ICP filing number or telecommunications value-added service license;

7. Import and export commodity quality assurance;

8. Commitment to recall unqualified products;

9. Agreement signed with domestic enterprises;

10. Business license of domestic enterprises.

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