There are two types of payment settlement for JD.com’s self-operated stores: one is 30-day actual sales settlement, and the other is 60-day account period settlement.

30-day actual sales settlement has a short payment period, but it is settled based on actual sales volume. For example, if you put in 1 million goods and sold 200,000 a month later, you will be paid 200,000. The remaining 800,000 will depend on the sales in the next account period, and you will be paid as much as you sell, and so on.

60-day account period settlement takes a long time to settle, but as long as you put it in, you will be 100% settled. For example, if you still put in 1 million goods and sold 400,000 after 60 days, JD.com will still settle 1 million to you. (However, if your goods are unsalable, they will be returned to you and then an inverted settlement will occur, and you will have to pay back the money, and you will also have to pay the freight)

Don’t think that 30 days of actual sales and actual settlement will hold back your goods, and don’t think that 60 days of payment is too long. I won’t go into details about the pros and cons of each. Qiangzi’s knife skills have always been precise. If you want to make money from him, you have to let him make money first.