Amazon’s DD+7 Policy: What It Means for Sellers
Amazon’s new DD+7 (Delivery Date + 7 days) policy delays when sellers receive their funds—holding payments until 7 days after delivery. Combined with Amazon’s payout cycle, this can mean waiting 10–20+ days to access revenue. Why it matters This delay can create real challenges for sellers: In short, sellers are waiting longer to access… The post Amazon’s DD+7 Policy: What It Means for Sellers appeared first on Payability.
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