As a world-renowned cross-border e-commerce platform, Wish has always taken providing consumers with convenient and professional services as its core. This has led to the continuous expansion of the platform in recent years. More and more cross-border e-commerce sellers have settled in, which has increased the scale of the platform while also making the competition on the platform more intense. In this environment, the platform’s policies are constantly updated. In order to regulate the behavior of sellers. Among them, account association is one of the issues that the platform severely cracks down on.
The so-called associated account means that the platform stipulates that each seller can only have one account on the wish platform. If the seller violates this regulation and the relevant information of multiple accounts is consistent, it will be determined by the system as account association. To solve the problem of account association, it is very necessary for the seller to reasonably divide the permissions of the store account.
The first account registered by the seller is generally used as the main account, and the current main account has all permissions. Sellers can realize that multiple accounts perform their respective duties by dividing the permissions of the account, which is convenient for the seller’s operation. The seller wants to set the permissions of the sub-account and grant the sub-account the permission to receive payment. You first need to log in to the seller backend of Wish, then enter the sub-account management page of Wish, find the sub-account ID for which permissions need to be set, and grant the sub-account the permission to collect payments.
When the seller grants the permission to collect payments to the sub-account, first you need to ensure that the operator of the sub-account who grants the permission to collect payments is trustworthy. There was once a case where a company’s store gave a sub-account with permission to collect payments to a recruited operator, and as a result, the payment account was directly modified.
When granting permissions to sub-accounts, sellers need to try their best to consider the store’s operating level, so as to reasonably delegate the permissions of the sub-account to ensure the stable operation of the store. I hope the above content can help sellers solve account permission issues. The delegation of other permissions of the sub-account can also be based on the above operating procedures, and sellers can operate according to their actual needs.