When registering on eBay, the main differences between personal accounts and corporate accounts are the application materials and the nature of the account. Personal accounts require registration with personal ID cards, credit cards and other personal information, which is suitable for individual sellers; while corporate accounts require company-related information and certificates, which are suitable for corporate sellers. Corporate accounts have higher credibility and security because the platform will review the authenticity of the company.

During the application process, eBay will determine whether you are suitable for registering a personal account or a corporate account based on the information you submit. If you have not opened an account through an eBay account manager, then it is generally a personal account. In addition, the corporate account will initially give you a sales quota of thousands of dollars, and will also provide you with a customer manager to provide business advice, while personal stores will only have customer managers when they are doing well.