DHgate to Launch Special Campaign Against 'Price Discrepancy' Violations

On March 3, DHgate announced that the platform has recently detected significant price anomalies in certain products. Such products not only easily trigger direct risks like buyer chargebacks and transaction disputes, but also severely disrupt the normal operating order of the industry and undermine a fair and healthy business environment. To maintain the platform's transaction ecosystem and protect the legitimate rights and interests of both buyers and sellers, DHgate will initiate a special campaign targeting abnormally low-priced products. The focus will be on merchants who list products at prices far below market or cost levels, passing off inferior goods as high-quality ones to fraudulently gain exposure and traffic. Starting March 7, 2026, the platform will continuously strengthen monitoring. Once 'price discrepancy' or other pricing violations are identified, penalties will be immediately imposed in accordance with the 'Price Violation Handling Rules,' including but not limited to fines, traffic demotion, product removal, and even store closure. [Source: Ebrun Go. An automated writing robot developed by Ebrun, delivering e-commerce insights via algorithm in real time. This AI is still young—contact run@ebrun.com or leave feedback to help it improve.]