Yes. Walmart works with several carriers that offer discounted shipping rates for Marketplace sellers. For international sellers, the suggested carrier is Landmark Global. For more information, see Shipping methods: Parcel shipping carriers.

For international sellers, payments for each of your shipped orders will be delayed up to 21 days until you meet both of the following criteria:  

•  90 days have passed since your first order was shipped.  
• You've received $7,500 in payments.

Payments are made via the payment processor you chose during account setup. Reach out to your payment processor to request payments in the currency of your choice. You can choose from the following processors:

• Payoneer
• Hyperwallet
• PingPong (for sellers in China, Hong Kong, India, Vietnam and Canada)

For sellers in China and Hong Kong:

• LianLian
• Airwallex
• WorldFirst
• NetEase
  
  

Yes. You can manage your product catalog from one single Seller Center account.

Duty rates are determined by the country that the goods are imported from. For more information, contact Walmart’s customs broker: Livingston Direct: Livingston Customs Brokerage, or refer to the U.S. Customs Border Protection website.

If eligible, you can Add a Market by selecting the U.S. flag icon in your Seller Center account. Only an admin on the U.S. account can complete this action. You can’t be suspended or terminated at the time of adding a market. Check out this video to learn more about expanding to international markets or email intlsellers@wal-mart.com.

Apply through one of the following links depending on your country of incorporation.

• United Kingdom
• Canada
• Mexico

Yes, your customer service number has to be a U.S. number, and you must be able to provide a toll-free customer service number.

Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) is a delivery agreement whereby the seller assumes all responsibility, risk and costs associated with transporting goods until the buyer (Walmart) receives them at the destination.

No, we accept different tax classifications for certain international sellers who intend to sell on the U.S. Marketplace. For more information on the different tax classifications for your country of incorporation, see Tax classifications and documentation.

Yes. You must provide a valid U.S. return address. Your return center address can’t be located in Hawaii, Alaska or U.S. territories including American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. You also can’t use a P.O. box as your return address.

Marketplace sellers must support a minimum of one of the five following shipping methods:

• Value Shipping: (6–7-day transit time)
• Standard Shipping: (3–5-day transit time)
• TwoDay (2-day transit time)
• OneDay (1-day transit time)
• Freight shipping (6-10-day transit time)

Yes, both Walmart Canada Marketplace and Walmart Mexico Marketplace offer WFS services in their respective markets. Walmart has a trusted carrier provider who can help inbound your products to Walmart Canada and Walmart Mexico Marketplaces. For more information, email intlsellers@wal-mart.com.

No. Items must ship to a Walmart fulfillment center from within the U.S., or you must clear U.S. border customs on your own before your items arrive at a Walmart fulfillment center. The exception to this is if you import with Walmart Cross Border (WCB). WCB offers inbound port-to-door full container load transportation from select ports of loading in China directly to Walmart fulfillment centers in the United States.