Walmart Release Notes

General Walmart Marketplace release notes, operational changes, business updates, and platform announcements

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Recent changes

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08-26-2026

Duty-inclusive pricing helps simplify Ship with Walmart Cross Border

Ship with Walmart Cross Border has been enhanced to simplify cross border shipping from China to the U.S. Carriers will now pay duties upfront and bill you once final amounts are confirmed. You can view duty-inclusive pricing, while customers can now see total costs upfront. Walmart will automatically classify enrolled items, estimate import fees, calculate duty-inclusive pricing and send required customs data to carriers and customs brokers. This update helps ensure faster, more reliable customs clearance and delivery, helping to reduce delays and improve compliance. Learn more

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08-26-2026

Stay informed about your price match requests

You can now stay on top of your price match requests with email updates. A new notification setting, Match request updates, has been added under Notification settings > Price, and it’s enabled by default. When you submit a price match request, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your Request IDs. If your request is rejected, you’ll receive an email that explains the reason for each affected item, helping you determine whether to resubmit the request. No email is sent out for accepted requests. This update improves your visibility into the price match process so you can stay informed every step of the way. Manage notifications

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08-24-2026

Simplify your business insights with the new reports page in Seller Center

You can now access reports across sales, catalog, pricing, orders, fulfillment, assortment and more all in one centralized Reports dashboard in Seller Center. The new hub enables you to seamlessly access to saved, scheduled and previously downloaded reports in a single location–making it easier to manage reporting for key areas across your business. Learn more

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08-20-2026

Ship seller-fulfilled items in multiple packages

If you self-fulfill orders, you can now use multi-box fulfillment to manage complex shipments. Ship a single item in multiple packages or split multi-quantity orders into a single package, each with its own unique tracking ID. You can manage multi-box shipments through Seller Center, bulk excel upload or APIs. Multi-box fulfillment is not currently supported through Ship with Walmart. Orders are only marked delivered once all packages arrive, improving visibility for both you and customers. This reduces confusion from partial deliveries, minimizes customer questions and lowers item not received rates by providing accurate tracking visibility for each package. Learn more

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08-18-2026

Update to Marketplace Seller Code of Conduct

We’ve updated our Marketplace Seller Code of Conduct to prohibit account switching, account brokering or any activity that provides access to seller accounts in an unauthorized manner. This helps protect your account's security and maintain a trusted marketplace experience for customers. Any attempt to bypass these restrictions or misrepresent account ownership may result in corrective action, including account suspension or termination. Learn more

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08-17-2026

Introducing 3 new APIs to streamline Listing Quality and inventory management

We’re releasing three new APIs for more efficient Listing Quality and inventory management, fresher data and better support for large catalogs:

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08-17-2026

New simplified process for setting up automotive fitment

If you sell vehicle parts and accessories, you now only need to provide the brand name and Manufacturer’s Part Number. The AAIA Brand ID and the Part Terminology ID are no longer required during item setup. If you’re a reseller of national or smaller, non-Autocare brands, you can take advantage of this streamlined, self-service process to efficiently list your products with accurate vehicle compatibility data. Learn more

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08-14-2026

View current-day item sales in Sales Insights

You no longer have to wait until the next business day to access your item sales data. With the updated Item Sales report available on the Sales insights page in Seller Center, you can now view same-day item sales information that refreshes approximately every hour. This way, you can gain earlier visibility into item sales performance, helping you monitor trends, track progress and make more informed business decisions throughout the day. View sales insights

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08-13-2026

Search WFS shipments by item

Finding your WFS shipment is now faster and easier. On the Shipping Plans page, search for shipments using SKU, item name or GTIN. Any shipment containing that item will show up in the results. That way, you can quickly look up and track any domestic or international shipment.

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08-10-2026

New CPSC e-Filing Requirement for Imported Products

In accordance with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) e-Filing program, importers and domestic manufacturers of products imported for consumption, warehousing or U.S. commerce, must electronically submit Certificates of Compliance for products subject to a mandatory CPSC safety rule. Certificates must be filed with U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the time of entry. This requirement is effective beginning July 8, 2026. Products admitted from Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) will be subject to this requirement beginning January 8, 2027. You’re responsible for complying with all applicable CPSC requirements and must agree to serve as the importer or designate an appropriate importer responsible for electronically filing product Certificates of Compliance. Walmart will not serve as the Importer for any Marketplace seller. For questions, contact gmcomply@wal-mart.com. Learn more

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