Wildberries Opens Partner Reception Points
Wildberries launched its first partner reception points for sellers' goods in the Central, Southern, and Siberian federal districts, serving as intermediate hubs for logistics and temporary storage of returns. The initiative supports sellers amid recent drone attacks on the company's logistics infrastructure.
Consensus
- Wildberries opened its first partner reception points (PPT) for sellers' goods in the Central, Southern, и Siberian federal districts.
- The PPTs serve as intermediate hubs for goods from sellers using either FBW or FBS models.
- Sellers transport goods to the PPTs, where they are either sent to Wildberries' logistics facilities or directly to customers via PVOs.
- PPT owners receive compensation per box received, similar to regular PVOs.
- If seller returns are stored at a PPT for more than three days, Wildberries will pay additional storage fees.
- The company is still accepting applications for new PPTs across Russia.
- The PPTs are part of measures to support sellers following drone attacks on Wildberries' logistics infrastructure.
Points of divergence
- Wildberries began testing the program in early August. — interfax
- The drone attacks on Wildberries' logistics facilities occurred in July 2026. — vedomosti
- The maximum volume of processed goods at one test PPT exceeded 10,000 units. — interfax
- On September 1, RWB announced the completion of a pilot project to raise funds from sellers using digital financial assets (DFA), with three sellers issuing DFA and raising 24.4 million rubles. — vedomosti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Wildberries opened first partner pickup points for goods – in Central, Southern and Siberian regions — Московский кэш
- Wildberries opened first partner pickup points for goods — Интерфакс
- Wildberries opened partner pickup points for goods, reported TASS at RWB press service. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Wildberries after strikes opened partner pickup points — Ведомости