Our multiple-accounts policy allows you to operate one account per region unless you have a legitimate business need for owning more.
If you have more than one account, they must all be kept in good standing.
Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant and keep all your accounts in good standing:
- Know when you can have multiple accounts. You may open separate accounts when you have distinct brands with different storefront names, manufacture products for separate companies, or participate in our programs requiring separate accounts. For example, if you’ve registered one brand that sells soap and another that sells pet food, you can maintain two accounts to simplify management.
- Learn how policy issues affect related accounts. If there’s a violation of our selling policies or the Seller Code of Conduct in one account, all your related accounts may be impacted. Depending on the situation, we may cancel listings, suspend or deactivate accounts, or suspend payments across your selling accounts. You’ll receive notifications about policy issues on your Account Health dashboard in the Performance section of Seller Central.
- Address warnings or notices promptly. This can prevent issues from affecting your other accounts. If one account is deactivated, you’ll need to resolve the issue and reinstate that account before your other accounts can become active again.
For more information, go to the Seller code of conduct.
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