Overview

Amazon's Seller Wallet is a payments service that allows marketplace sellers to hold, manage, and transfer their earnings across multiple currencies. For sellers based in Taiwan, registering for Seller Wallet involves a verification process that requires specific business and identity documents. Understanding these requirements upfront can help Taiwan-based sellers complete registration smoothly and avoid delays.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Document verification is mandatory – Amazon is legally required to verify your personal and business information before you can use Seller Wallet. This is not optional and applies to all sellers registering for the service.
• Multiple document types are required – Registration requires proof of business existence, identity verification for key individuals, and address verification for both the business and its principals.
• Beneficial owners must be disclosed – All individuals who hold significant ownership in the business must be identified and verified as part of the registration process.
• Legal representative authorization may be needed – If the person completing the registration (point of contact) is not the company's legal representative, a signed letter of authorization is required.
• Share allotment documentation applies to business entities – Companies must provide documents showing ownership structure, though individual sellers are exempt from this requirement.

Registration Requirements

To register for Seller Wallet, Taiwan-based sellers must provide current and accurate information about three key areas: the business itself, the designated point of contact, and all beneficial owners of the business. Amazon uses this information to comply with financial regulations and to ensure the security of all transactions processed through the platform. Sellers should gather all required documents before beginning the registration process, as incomplete applications can result in delays or rejection.

Required Documents

The registration process for Taiwan-based sellers typically requires the following documentation. First, a serves as proof that the business legally exists and is registered. Second, a must be provided for both the point of contact and every beneficial owner of the business — this usually means a government-issued ID such as a passport or national ID card. Third, a is required for the business address, the point of contact's address, and the addresses of all beneficial owners. These documents help Amazon verify that the individuals and entities involved are legitimate.