Shopee Seller Daily 2025/11/18 Shopee Vietnam: justFIT 6-Tube Fitness Bands Sell 150K+ Monthly
1. Shopee Vietnam: justFIT 6-Tube Fitness Bands Sell 150K+ Monthly
On Shopee Vietnam, the justFIT 6-tube resistance fitness bands are rapidly gaining popularity, with stable daily sales of around 100 units and monthly sales reaching 153,000—a remarkable 1,430% surge over the past 30 days. Ranking first in the Sports & Outdoors category, the product holds a 4.8-star rating with 5,931 user reviews, demonstrating sustained strong sales and robust market potential since its listing.
2. Shopee Taiwan Eases International Credit Card Linking Restrictions
Shopee Taiwan has adjusted its international credit card linking policy, now allowing sellers to link cards at any time for immediate payment use. For sellers yet to link an international card, the platform offers multiple alternative payment methods: payment via Shopee Coins through the China Seller Center; ad credit top-ups supported by WebVersion of WeishiYun, balance top-up, and WeChat Pay; off-platform Shopee x Facebook ad top-ups payable via store balance; and Shopee Affiliate Marketing (AMS) also supporting store balance payments.
3. Shopee Thailand Launches 1-Hour Express Delivery
Shopee has officially rolled out its "1-Hour Express Delivery" service in Thailand, marking a continuous upgrade from its two-day standard, same-day, and 4-hour delivery options. Utilizing an "online order, offline nearby fulfillment" model, the service helps brands with physical stores overcome geographical constraints to reach broader consumer bases while channeling online traffic back to brick-and-mortar locations.
4. Shopee's 11.11 Cross-Border Sales Jump 6-Fold
Shopee delivered an outstanding performance during the 11.11 sales event, with cross-border sales growing 6 times year-on-year and new sellers seeing an 11-fold increase. In Brazil, orders via short videos surged to 33 times the daily average. However, its parent company's Q3 earnings report revealed revenue of $6 billion (+38.3%) and GMV of $32.2 billion (+28.4%), while EPS of $0.59 fell below expectations, triggering a consecutive decline in stock price.