What platforms do overseas online stores have?

At present, it is the largest trading platform in the world, and it is also the platform most concerned by sellers in China. Amazon has high quality requirements for suppliers, complicated store opening and strict auditing system, and requires special login computers and local bank cards in the United States to withdraw cash. Due to the early development of Amazon's cross-border business, a stable competition pattern has been formed on the platform, and the threshold is high. It is recommended that businesses with certain foreign trade foundation and resources enter.

2. Desire

A fast-growing emerging mobile e-commerce platform has become one of the top five clients of the same type in the world. As a new platform, the number of merchants is far from saturation, which is a good time to vigorously open stores. Wish platform sells goods at low prices, restricts fakes, and has a unique way of recommending goods. The platform is simple to open a shop with friendly interface, and can open many stores, which is very popular among sellers in China.

3. AliExpress

Launched on September 9, 2009, it is Alibaba's only online trading platform facing the global market, and is called the international version of Taobao by the majority of sellers. AliExpress is aimed at overseas buyers, conducts secured transactions through Alipay international accounts, and uses international express delivery. AliExpress has a large passenger flow and high fees, and it tends to tilt towards big merchants and brands.

4、ebay

Online auction and shopping websites, which started in 1995, once flourished. Although their development in recent years is far behind Amazon, they still have a huge customer base around the world. Ebay pays more attention to sellers in China, encourages China merchants to explore overseas direct sales channels, has a full Chinese background management interface, and has set up a special ebay training center to conduct online and offline shop opening and operation counseling. Registration is free and hands-on is quick.

5. Lazada

One of the largest online shopping websites in Southeast Asia, covering Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and other countries, covering a vast area with a population of 560 million, with an average daily visit of 4 million. Lazada has a Chinese interface and uses Payoneer's collection service. You only need a copy of your business license and ID card to register to open a shop.

6. Discount

It is the second largest e-commerce website in France after Amazon. Cdiscount increased its efforts to attract investment from third-party sellers on 20 16, and held an investment promotion meeting in China on July 20 16. In view of the fierce competition of English websites, for domestic sellers, small language websites are still a blue ocean, but they need certain language skills.

7、Etsy

Founded in 2005, it is an online website selling handicrafts in the United States, with a model similar to that of Yi Bei. All kinds of products traded on Etsy website, such as clothing, jewelry, toys, photographs, household items, etc. , should be original handmade, belonging to a niche website, China sellers who take the boutique route can consider it.

8. Lotte

Lotte Japan is one of the largest e-commerce platforms in the world, with 44,000 sellers and 654.38 billion users, accounting for 27% of the market. Lotte Japan does not sell its own goods, and it belongs to the platform type. Opening a store in Lotte needs to meet stricter conditions: registering a local enterprise in Japan, having a local bank account, and strict brand review.

9、Gmarket

Gmarket is the largest comprehensive shopping website in Korea, ranking first in the total sales of goods in the online retail market in Korea, mainly selling books, MP3 players, cosmetics, computers, home appliances and clothes. Gmarket registration requires applicants to have Korean identity cards and pay relevant taxes according to law.

10、Flipkart

Founded in 2007 by two former Amazon employees, Flipkart is the largest e-commerce retailer in India. In 20 15, Flipkart closed the web version and only started business on the mobile App side. Flipkart currently only allows companies registered in India to settle in, but it is already considering attracting investment from China.