If a Temu store is not used after it is opened, the seller may lose sales opportunities in this market.

Pinduoduo's cross-border e-commerce Temu is currently expanding rapidly in the Southeast Asian market. It has opened stations in the Philippines and Malaysia, and stations in Singapore, Thailand and other places are also under preparation. For individual sellers without business licenses, Temu supports the entry of personal stores of mainland entities. However, Temu only supports corporate public accounts for payment, public accounts need to declare taxes, and a store can only be bound to one bank card. At present, the seller's check-in process includes applying for store opening in the background, providing the store name and store ID to the buyer, binding a bank card, signing a cross-border agreement, contacting the store manager to open the cross-border background, etc.