MOSCOW, August 6 Wildberries complied with the warning of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of Russia by making changes to the offer for sellers working on the marketplace, the agency reported.
In early April, the FAS issued a warning to Wildberries — it was established that the marketplace was imposing unfavorable contract terms on sellers. In mid-May, the company itself reported that, in accordance with this warning, it had simplified the work of sellers with the platform — in particular, it introduced fixed tariffs for storing goods in a warehouse and logistics and reduced the amount of some deductions. 
«The service received confirmation from Wildberries LLC that the warning issued to the organization on April 9, 2024 had been fulfilled… The marketplace has made changes to its seller policy,» the statement said.
It is noted that the company reported on the changes made to the offer. In particular, it now reflects an exhaustive list of grounds for blocking the seller's personal account and for unilateral termination of the contract. The procedure for accepting goods was detailed and a tariff fixing system was introduced.
The company canceled penalties for hacking a personal account and a ban on sellers posting their contact information on the marketplace. Also, criteria for unfair actions by sellers have been formed, which can serve as grounds for suspending payments under the contract, and a fixed period for suspending payments to sellers without the possibility of extending it has been established.
«According to the agency, the execution of the warning will ensure the effective development of the market, improve the quality of services provided to buyers and contribute to the formation of reasonable and transparent conditions for sellers,» the FAS concluded.