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Registering under an RFC tax ID is the go-to option for many Meitodo sellers just starting out—it’s low-cost and quick to set up, and it can indeed save you some money during the trial phase.

However, with the implementation of the 2026 tax reform and the refinement of the platform data synchronization mechanism, you can no longer reassure yourself that the risks associated with the “affiliation” scheme are merely “low probability.” Each of these five risks could send your store back to square one overnight.

KYC verification for local stores on Meitodo has tightened significantly since 2026. Many sellers have worked hard to build up their stores, only to have their accounts suspended once the KYC process is triggered, leaving their inventory stuck in warehouses and funds frozen in their accounts.

But looking back, the vast majority of store closures didn’t happen “for no reason”—rather, certain actions crossed the line. Knowing about these pitfalls in advance is far more useful than scrambling to find someone to help after the fact.

Sellers on Meike Duo know that local stores can set up a “Full Warehouse,” but many don’t have a clear understanding of the data—specifically, how much additional traffic a “Full Warehouse” can actually generate and whether it’s worth it.

This article clearly explains the differences before and after activating the Full account using numbers.