E-commerce Law Basics
Key regulations for online business touching China—platforms, operators, and consumer-facing duties.
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For platforms, brands, and cross-border sellers: China e-commerce rules, consumer protection, IP, data, customs, and overseas marketplace compliance—with paths to counsel.
Key regulations for online business touching China—platforms, operators, and consumer-facing duties.
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When a WFOE is needed versus cross-border models, plus fapiao and tax posture.
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PIPL, tracking stacks, and when global CRM clouds touch China personal information.
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Platform disputes, chargebacks, and B2B unpaid goods behind marketplace facades.
Open Disputes Centre →Selling in China, selling from China, and protecting brand and data are three different files.
CN
Operator duties, consumer protection, and platform contract terms for onshore sales.
CBEC
Customs, fulfilment shifts, and host-market marketplace rules for outbound sellers.
IP
Trademarks, takedowns, and product-liability exposure on consumer channels.
Most files span contracts, IP, trade, and privacy. Start with the directory, then request a shortlist.
General information only—not legal advice. Platform rules and customs regimes change frequently. Last reviewed: August 2026 · China Legal Portal Editorial