JD.com

Open a JD Store

JD.com serves millions of customers across China, competing closely with other giants like Alibaba’s Tmall.

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How To Open a JD.com Store

To open a JD store, you must have a WFOE registered in Mainland China with a valid Chinese commercial ICP license. Additionally, your products must be stored within Mainland China to ensure prompt order fulfillment and shipping.

WFOE required?

Yes

Commercial ICP license required?

Yes

Monthly active users:

600 million (2024)

Fees & payments

$15,000 deposit 2-8% commission

Payment gateways

Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay

What is JD.com ?

JD.com, also known as Jingdong, is one of China’s largest and most influential e-commerce platforms, competing closely with Alibaba’s Tmall in the B2C space. Founded in 1998, JD.com has grown to become a leading force in China’s online retail market, offering a wide range of products from electronics and home appliances to fashion, groceries, and more.

JD.com stands out for its emphasis on quality, speed, and authenticity. The platform works closely with official brands and merchants to ensure product quality, offering consumers peace of mind when making purchases. JD’s integration with advanced technologies, such as AI and big data, allows for an optimized shopping experience, making it a key player in China’s e-commerce industry.