Different cross-border e-commerce platforms have their own advantages and disadvantages. Mainstream platforms generally have strict requirements and fierce competition. Emerging platforms generally have lax requirements and are easy to open stores, but their development is not perfect and they need to grow together with the platform. Little Rocket recommends the following platforms for your reference.

North American market recommendations:

Amazon (Top1 cross-border e-commerce platform, involving multiple countries)

EBay (auction and shopping website, involving multiple countries)

AliExpress (Alibaba cross-border e-commerce platform, involving multiple countries)

Wish (the sixth largest e-commerce in the world, involving multiple countries)

Wal Mart (the second e-commerce platform in the United States)

Etsy (Handicraft Trading Platform)

Newegg (the second largest 3C e-commerce platform in North America)

Tophatter (American flash platform)

Wayfair (the largest home shopping platform in the United States)

Yami Network (vertical e-commerce platform, deeply cultivating overseas Chinese and Asian)

European market recommendations:

Cdiscount (a well-known French e-commerce platform with low wholesale prices)

Allegro (the largest local e-commerce platform in Poland)

EMAG (Romania's largest online retailer)

Fnac (a well-known cross-border e-commerce platform in France)

Fruugo (a local e-commerce platform in the UK)

OnBuy (emerging e-commerce platform in the UK)

Suggestions for the Southeast Asian market:

Lazada (one of the most popular online shopping websites in Southeast Asia)

Shopee (Southeast Asia and Taiwan e-commerce platforms)

Qoo10 Singapore Station (the largest e-commerce platform in Singapore)

Suggestions for the Japanese and Korean markets:

Coupang (the largest e-commerce platform in South Korea)

Gmarket (Korean comprehensive shopping website)

Auction (Korean online e-commerce auction website)

11Street (a popular e-commerce website in Korea)

Amazon (Amazon Japan)

Qoo10 Japan Station (a well-known Japanese e-commerce platform acquired by eBay)

Latin American market recommendations:

Mercadolibre (a well-known e-commerce platform in Latin America)

Shopee (Shopee Latin America site)

Linio (a popular e-commerce platform in Latin America)

Middle East market recommendations:

Noon (a well-known e-commerce platform in the Middle East)

Ford eal (headquartered in Guangzhou, deeply rooted in the Middle East market)

Suggestions for the Russian market:

Joom (Russian mobile e-commerce platform)

Ozon (Russia's second largest e-commerce platform)

Suggestions for the African market:

Jumia (one of the largest e-commerce platforms in Africa)

KiKUU (Africa's leading cross-border e-commerce platform)

Suggestions for the South Asian market:

Daraz (the largest e-commerce platform in Pakistan)