Wildberries Raises Fees for Crossborder Sellers

Wildberries Raises Fees for Crossborder Sellers

Wildberries has increased the return fee for undelivered orders to 200 rubles and raised the security deposit for new sellers to 30,000 rubles. This aims to improve delivery efficiency and reduce fraud. Cross-border sellers need to optimize product listings, enhance customer service, improve logistics and delivery, and plan their finances to comply with the new regulations. These changes require careful consideration and adaptation by sellers operating on the Wildberries platform to maintain profitability and competitiveness.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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