Overview

Amazon's Brazilian marketplace continues to grow as one of the most promising ecommerce opportunities in Latin America. Before you can start selling on Amazon Brazil, you must complete a registration process that includes submitting specific business and personal information for verification. Understanding these requirements upfront can help you avoid delays and get your account approved faster.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Business registration in Brazil is required — To sell on Amazon Brazil, your business entity must be registered in the country. Foreign entities without a Brazilian registration cannot currently register directly through the platform.
• Identity and business verification is mandatory — Amazon Services de Varejo (ASV), the entity operating the Brazilian marketplace, requires sellers to submit detailed personal and business information before they can receive payment for transactions.
• Incomplete sections must be resolved — During registration, any account information sections highlighted in red on your seller account page must be completed before your account can be fully activated.
• Additional documentation may be requested — Amazon reserves the right to contact sellers for supplementary verification materials beyond the initial registration requirements.
• Payment processing depends on verification — Sellers cannot receive proceeds from their sales on Amazon Brazil stores until all required information has been submitted and verified.

Registration Process

To begin selling on Amazon Brazil, you need to sign in to Seller Central using the email address and password associated with your account. From there, navigate to your account settings and select your seller information page. Amazon's system will flag any incomplete sections in red, making it straightforward to identify what still needs attention. Each flagged section must be completed with accurate information, as this data will be used to verify your selling account. The process is designed to be completed in a single session, though some sellers may need to gather certain documents before they can finish.