What is the premise of e-commerce standardization?

The premise of e-commerce standardization:

1. Comply with national laws and regulations and rules and regulations of relevant departments. We must abide by the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Electronic Signature Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Measures for the Administration of Electronic Banking, the Tax Administration Law and its implementing rules, the Anti-Unfair Competition Law and the Electronic Signature Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

2, must comply with the national Internet technical specifications and safety specifications.

3. MLM, medium-and long-term contracts and other sales forms prohibited by laws, regulations and policies are strictly prohibited. It is strictly forbidden to use various means to evade qualifications and carry out business forms that must have corresponding qualifications as stipulated by laws, regulations and policies such as securities trading and futures trading.

4. Operators of e-commerce platforms shall not provide services for illegal operators and illegal transactions. E-commerce platforms shall not provide services for unqualified businesses to sell special commodities such as harmful toxic substances, medicines and dangerous chemicals, and shall not operate special commodities such as medicines and medical devices without approval. E-commerce operators should establish a monitoring mechanism for suspicious commodity sales. Set up a special monitoring force to monitor commodity sales information, focusing on monitoring the sales of contraband and ultra-low-priced goods. Found suspicious circumstances, promptly notify the public security organs to investigate and deal with.

5. E-commerce operators must establish a record and storage system for all transactions, save user registration information, establish a record and storage system for all transactions, and save transaction data records such as login and transaction logs for at least ten years to protect the privacy rights of both parties to the transaction. They must establish a safety system and take safety precautions.

6, intellectual property protection, e-commerce operators must follow the relevant laws, regulations and policies of intellectual property protection.

7. For a real transaction, the ownership of the goods and the full payment for the goods must be transferred after the transaction is completed. Prior to this, the ownership of the goods shall not be transferred again as the subject contract of the sale.

8. E-commerce operators must establish a network fraud reporting mechanism. Establish a network fraud reporting platform, collect clues about e-commerce crimes from netizens, and report the situation to relevant departments in a timely manner.