With the popularization and application of the Internet, my country's e-commerce platforms have risen rapidly, which has brought about earth-shaking changes in people's lives. In addition to the booming domestic e-commerce platforms targeting Chinese people, our country’s cross-border e-commerce platforms are also doing quite well. So do you know what cross-border e-commerce platforms there are in our country? Next, follow the editor to take a look at the ranking of the top ten cross-border e-commerce companies in the country.

1. AliExpress

AliExpress is Alibaba’s cross-border e-commerce platform and is known as the “international version of Taobao”. Customers are mainly concentrated in Russia, Europe and the United States. The platform prefers a branding strategy, so when registering an account, it must be an enterprise and must have a trademark, which is suitable for brand sellers with certain resources.

2. Wish

Wish is one of the largest mobile e-commerce platforms in North America and Europe. 90% of the sellers are from China. They mainly attract customers with low prices and good quality. There are 100 sellers in the North American market. Very popular, its core categories include clothing, accessories, mobile phones, gifts, etc., most of which are shipped from China.

Global Trading Assistant manages wish store functions: batch listing, batch inventory, batch save as batch, batch modification, collection of wish data, etc.

3. Cdiscount

Cdiscount is the top e-commerce platform in France, with more than 16 million buyers and 11.175 million unique visitors per month. Its products cover daily necessities, food, Electronic products, home appliances, baby products, bags, toys, home furnishings, etc. Cdiscount is similar to an online wholesale mall, so the price is very advantageous.

Global Transaction Assistant manages Cdiscount store functions: Cdiscount sellers bound to Global Transaction Assistant ERP can use the Transaction Assistant for free to manage and operate store products and orders in batches, improve work efficiency, and reduce operating costs.

4. eBay

eBay is one of the largest cross-border e-commerce platforms. It is free to open a store, the threshold is low, there are many procedures and things required, and the platform rules are biased towards buyers. Most of the platform's orders are concentrated in developed countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

Global Transaction Assistant manages eBay store functions: eBay sellers can use Global Transaction Assistant ERP to manage store products, place orders and ship goods, etc. They can also move stores to each other and collect products across platforms.

5. Amazon

Amazon was established in 1995 and has become the online retailer with the largest variety of products in the world. Amazon and other sellers provide customers with millions of unique new products. , refurbished and second-hand goods, such as books, movies, shoes, food, toys, etc. The main markets are in the United States and Canada, but there are independent stations in many countries. Wide customer coverage.

6. shopee

Shopee was established in 2015 and is the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. Its business is distributed in Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, covering There are more than 30 first-level industry categories such as 3C, clothing, and furniture. We have a good cooperative relationship with the transaction assistant. You can use the global transaction assistant for free to manage the store. You can also enjoy the first three months of free registration through the global transaction assistant registration code. Commission discounts.

7. Shopify

Shopify is a well-known cross-border e-commerce self-built website platform. Different from Amazon, AliExpress, wish and other platforms, Shopify stores need sellers to attract traffic outside the site. It is suitable for cross-border e-commerce sellers to establish independent shopping sites. Users can use various themes/templates to build their own online stores on it by paying a certain fee.

Shopify sellers can use the Global Transaction Assistant ERP for free to manage their stores, batch upload products, batch publish, batch upload and removal, batch modification, data collection, online store interaction, etc.

8. Shopyy

Shopyy is a system platform for developing independent e-commerce websites in China. It is similar to shopify independent stations and builds independent stores for cross-border sellers. The global transaction assistant supports shopyy's self-built website stores for free, batch modification, batch publishing, data collection, online store interaction and other functions, which is convenient and fast.

9. Jumia

Jumia was founded in 2012 and has been listed in the United States. It is the largest e-commerce platform in Africa and is headquartered in Nigeria. It offers more than 100,000 products, and more than 500,000 African companies place orders on the Jumia platform every day. The global transaction assistant supports functions such as batch release, batch modification, data collection, online store relocation, etc. of jumia platform stores.

10. Lazada

Lazada is one of the largest online shopping websites in Southeast Asia and has been acquired by Alibaba. Since it started recruiting investment in China in February 2015, more than 6,000 Chinese companies have settled on its platform. The annual turnover has reached one billion US dollars, with an average of 4 million daily visits.

The above platforms are now the mainstream cross-border e-commerce platforms. They can all use the global transaction assistant ERP to manage store orders and products in batches. Except for AliExpress and Wish platforms, which charge fees, Stores on other platforms can use the Global Trading Assistant for free.