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Cross-border Daily Briefing 2026-09-18

Key points

  1. 01Amazon has upgraded account sweeps with AI retroactive review and one-time video verification, making older sellers the hardest hit due to historical data inconsistencies; verify account information consistency immediately.
  2. 02Malaysia's 10% sales tax enforcement may be strengthened, so sellers exporting to Malaysia need to reserve tax funds and review tax compliance.
  3. 03Germany inspected 934 e-commerce websites and found legal problems in all of them; sellers in Germany should immediately self-check legal pages and product compliance.
  4. 04Thailand's duty-free policy for imports under 1,500 baht has officially ended, raising costs for low-priced items.
  5. 05Amazon P-4 second-instance account suspensions are increasing; sellers should prepare utility bills and other appeal materials in advance.

📋 Cross-border Seller Daily | 2026-09-18

⏰ 30-Second Overview

  • •Amazon's AI retroactive review and one-time video verification intensify account sweeps; older sellers become hardest hit, immediately verify account information consistency
  • •Malaysia's 10% sales tax enforcement may be strengthened; sellers exporting to Malaysia need to reserve tax funds and review tax compliance
  • •Germany's compliance inspection of 934 e-commerce websites found problems in all of them; sellers in Germany should immediately self-check legal pages and product compliance
  • •Thailand's duty-free policy for items under 1,500 baht officially ends, raising costs for low-price products
  • •Amazon P-4 second-instance account suspensions increase; prepare utility bill and other appeal materials in advance

🔴 Key Focus

AI Retroactive Review and Video Verification Only One Chance! Amazon's Protocol Three Account Sweeps, Why Older Sellers Become the Hardest Hit?

Amazon uses AI retroactive review and one-time video verification to strengthen audits; older accounts become the hardest hit due to historical information inconsistencies. Impact: One failed verification leads to account suspension, with limited appeal opportunities. Recommendation: Immediately check backend entity, brand authorization, address, and other information; ensure the legal representative can cooperate with video verification; do not change key information recently to avoid triggering risk control.

Source: 卖家之家 | Platform Dynamics | Amazon

Malaysia's 10% Sales Tax Enforcement May Increase

The Malaysia Retail Association calls for strengthened regulation of cross-border low-value goods. Impact: Sales tax enforcement may be intensified, customs clearance may be blocked, and costs may rise. Recommendation: Immediately review whether pricing on Malaysia site includes tax and reserve tax budget; confirm whether logistics plan covers tax withholding.

⏰ Watch for Malaysia Customs follow-up implementation rules

Source: AMZ123 | Compliance Regulations | All Platforms

Germany's 934 E-commerce Websites Receive Compliance Inspection, All Have Legal Problems

German regulation is clearly tightening. Impact: Selling in Germany faces fines and delisting risks, especially regarding terms, privacy policies, and product compliance. Recommendation: Immediately self-check Impressum, Datenschutz, Widerrufsbelehrung and other legal pages, and commission local compliance services to investigate.

Source: AMZ123 | Compliance Regulations | All Platforms

Amazon P-4 Second-Instance Account Suspension, How Should Sellers Respond?

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Source: AltoSea Intelligence · aitosea.ai · updated 2026-09-18