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California P65 Warnings website added email signup form with disclosure that subscriber email addresses may be shared with third parties per California Public Records Act.
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Transaction policy violations and bans Jump to a section Overview of Tik Tok transaction policy • What happens if you're banned from making transactions Overview of Tik Tok transaction policy By using Tik Tok, you agree to follow our Community Guidelines and T
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Support page restructured with navigation menu added. Core transaction ban policy (LIVE gifts, coins, rewards) unchanged. No new behavioral requirements introduced.
Affects: Creator
Seller Features to Protect Your Shop02/26/2026Key Points: Tik Tok Shop prioritizes seller protection with automated systems to: Manage refunds Block risky buyers Ensure fair claim verification Extended review periods for high-value and undelivered returns give
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Policy page reformatted with new AI summary section. Core seller protection features (auto-reject invalid refunds, block risky buyers, filter abusive feedback, extended review periods) remain substantively unchanged.
Affects: Seller
Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers | Resellers
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Policy section on Non-Electronic Children's Toys removed from old snapshot but content retained in new comprehensive policy. No substantive requirement changes—same CPC, test reports, invoices, tracking labels, and warnings still required.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Rejecting category qualification applications | Deducting points the seller’s Account Health Rating
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Enforcement actions list relocated within restructured policy doc. Same penalties (app rejection, health deductions, listing removal, access revocation, refunds) remain unchanged; no new enforcement mechanisms introduced.
Affects: Seller
Ensure the choking hazard warning is clearly displayed in the product listing | Include a compliant warning label on product packaging
Summary
Choking hazard warning section restructured with more detailed guidance on CPSC criteria, product examples, and non-toy products; core requirement unchanged.
Affects: Seller, Listing
A valid electrical safety marking. This can be either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.The marking can also appear on the packaging.Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.Double stickers are not allowed. | Stickers must be flat,
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Electrical Safety Markings section removed from standalone documentation; requirements preserved in restructured toy and hobby products policy with identical specifications.
Affects: Seller, Listing
The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days) | Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
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Purchase Invoice section removed from "Toys and Hobby Products Requirements" policy. Invoice requirement was withdrawn as a standalone documentation requirement for resellers.
Affects: Seller
Certification of Compliance or Conformity (COC) | Matches the product category you intend to sell
Summary
Electronic Instruments section requirements removed. COC documentation rules (2-year issuance, matching category, lab details, photo alignment) previously required for manufacturers/importers deleted. Reseller and electrical safety requirements remain in new text.
Affects: Seller, Listing
The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days) | Product details that match the product category and listing photos
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Removed CPC checklist bullet points from section stub; full requirements remain in expanded new policy document with identical specifications and enforcement rules intact.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Show all sides of the product | Ensure all packaging information is visible. This includes product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
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Tracking label section removed from diff display but identical requirements retained in full policy document. No change to actual tracking label or photo submission rules for toys/hobby products.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Key Points:To sell Toys and Hobby Products, you may need to complete category qualification. Requirements vary depending on your role as a seller.This page covers category qualification and product listing review requirements only.Sellers are responsible for u
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Policy restructured with expanded guidance on toy categories, documentation requirements, and enforcement mechanisms. No new substantive requirements introduced; clarification and organizational improvements only.
Affects: Seller, Listing
This guideline applies to all 3C (Computers, Communications, and Consumer Electronics) Products on the platform for all sellers and merchants in all applicable regions. Providing detailed and accurate product information can help buyers quickly understand prod
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Guideline text restructured with "Show more" section header and clarified enforcement consequences (de-boosting, removal, suspension). No new requirements or behavioral changes introduced.
Affects: Seller, Listing
One-line takeaway: 3C listings must be accurate, consistent, and non-misleading across title, attributes, images, and details. | Core Value/Change: ① Standardize title structure and required detail sections ② Ensure all specs, models, and compatibility claims
Summary
Policy restructured with AI-generated summary section and clearer organization. Title, image, and detail-page requirements remain substantively unchanged; this is a presentation-only update to the existing 3C product listing guidelines.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Rejecting your category qualification application | Removing product listings
Summary
Enforcement actions section moved and restated. No new penalties introduced—application rejection, account deductions, and listing removal were already part of the policy. Content reorganized for clarity.
Affects: Seller, Listing
Creator Bind Eligibility and Requirements06/18/2026Beginner Key Points: A creator bind is when a seller links their Tik Tok Shop to a Tik Tok creator account. There are 2 types of creator binds: official creator bind, and marketing creator bind. Sellers can ha
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Elevated policy document from L2 requirement to main policy. Expanded existing creator bind rules with clearer structure: official vs. marketing bind definitions, binding limits by shop status, EC ban restrictions, 24-hour unbind wait, Creator Health Rating enforcement, and early-stage pilot controls. No new substantive requirements introduced.
Affects: Creator, Seller, Video
Must be at least 18 years old | Must not be a Government, Politician, or Political Party Account (GPPPA) as defined in this article
Summary
FAQ section removed from [L2 Requirement] title. Core eligibility requirements (age 18+, no GPPPA status, policy compliance, US-based) remain unchanged and are now integrated into main document body and binding criteria sections.
Affects: Creator, Seller
After linking to an official or marketing account, the seller must wait 24 hours before they can unbind. | The seller can:Unbind from an official account up to 3 timesSend binding invitations up to 10 times within a 180-day period. Please exercise caution when
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Policy restructured from enforcement-focused [L2 Requirement] format into comprehensive Creator Bind guide. All binding limits, restrictions, and unbinding criteria remain substantively identical.
Affects: Creator, Seller
1 official account creator bind | 1 marketing creator bind
Summary
Removed hard binding limits for probation shops. New policy ties limits to shop status (probation vs graduated) and EC ban history. Graduated shops can bind 1 official + 4 marketing creators; probation limits are stricter.
Affects: Creator, Seller
Bind with a seller account | May self-apply for affiliate permissions once they reach 5,000+ followers
Summary
Restructured creator bind eligibility policy from [L2] requirements format into comprehensive guide covering official/marketing binds, early-stage pilot program, EC ban restrictions, and FAQ. No new behavioral requirements introduced.
Affects: Creator, Seller, Video
