With the rapid development of e-commerce, more and more sellers are looking for a broader market and more sales opportunities. As one of the most popular e-commerce platforms in Southeast Asia, Shopee has attracted the attention of many mainland sellers. This article will introduce in detail the process of mainland sellers registering on Shopee to help sellers who are new to Shopee get started quickly.
Step 1: Prepare the required information.
Before registering on Shopee, mainland sellers need to prepare the following information:
1. Identity document: a copy of your ID card or passport.
2. Business information: Individual sellers need to prepare personal identity information, including name, contact information, etc.; corporate sellers need to provide relevant documents such as company registration certificate, business license and tax registration certificate.
3. Bank account: Mainland sellers need to have a valid bank account for transaction operations such as collection and refund.
Step 2: Visit the Shopee website and choose to register.
1. Open a web browser and enter the official website of Shopee.
2. In the upper right corner of the website homepage, click the “Register” button.
Step 3: Choose a registration method.
Shopee provides a variety of registration methods for mainland sellers to choose from, including mobile phone numbers, emails, and social media accounts. The following takes mobile phone number registration as an example:
1. On the registration page, select “Mainland China + 86” as the country/region code.
2. Enter your mobile phone number and click the “Get Verification Code” button.
3. Enter the verification code you received and click the “Register” button.
Step 4: Complete personal/corporate information.
1. After successful registration, the system will guide you to the personal information page. Fill in the relevant information according to your seller type (individual or corporate).
2. For individual sellers, fill in personal information such as name, gender, date of birth.
3. For corporate sellers, fill in corporate information such as company name, registered address, legal representative, etc.
4. After filling in the information, click "Next".
Step 5: Verify identity information.
1. On the identity verification page, select the type of your identity document, such as ID card or passport.
2. Upload photos of the front and back of your identity document.
3. Click "Next".
Step 6: Set up store information.
1. On the store settings page, fill in information such as store name, store profile and contact information.
2. Select your business scope and main sales categories.
3. Set up store icon and cover picture to enhance brand image.
4. Click "Next".
Step 7: Set up payment method.
1. On the payment settings page, select your payment method. Shopee supports a variety of payment methods, including bank transfer, Alipay, WeChat Pay, etc.
2. Enter your bank account information or other payment account information.
3. Click "Next".
Step 8: Read and agree to the Shopee Seller Agreement.
In the last step of the registration process, you will need to read and agree to Shopee’s Seller Agreement. Read the agreement carefully to make sure you understand the terms and conditions. If you agree, check the relevant options and click the "Register" button.
Conclusion: Through the above eight steps, mainland sellers can successfully complete the registration process on Shopee. After successful registration, you can further improve your store information, upload products, set shipping costs and promotions, etc., and start selling on Shopee. At the same time, in order to increase the exposure and sales effect of the store, it is recommended that sellers conduct market research, learn operational skills on the Shopee platform, and actively interact and communicate with buyers. I wish every mainland seller who is new to Shopee can achieve excellent sales results!