It is indeed possible to apply for JD offline stores. However, in order to open an offline JD self-operated store, merchants need to meet certain conditions and steps.

The following is the general process for opening an offline JD self-operated store:

Understand the entry conditions: Merchants should understand JD's specific requirements and standards for offline self-operated stores in detail before applying.

These may include thresholds such as the size of the company, the popularity of the brand, and the required operating qualifications.

Contact JD's business team: Merchants can contact the business team through JD's official website or customer service hotline to obtain more detailed entry guidelines and support.

The business team will provide guidance and assistance to merchants to ensure that they meet JD's standards.

Submit application materials: Merchants need to prepare relevant documents, such as company business license, business license, brand authorization certificate, etc., and submit them to JD for review.

Wait for review: JD will review the submitted application materials, and this process may take some time.

Merchants should remain patient and wait for the review results.

Signing a cooperation agreement: If the merchant's application is approved, JD.com will sign a cooperation agreement with it to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Store preparation and decoration: After signing a cooperation agreement with JD.com, the merchant can start preparing the store, which may involve site selection, decoration design and store operation.

JD.com will provide necessary guidance and support.