Function description:

Off-site merchant authentication requires the submission of a security deposit, in order to restrict the merchant from preventing behaviors that do not comply with the credit of both parties (such as the merchant does not deposit money

Function introduction:

• Margin currency: The margin currency that users who need to apply to become a merchant off-site need to pay.

• Whether to enable ordinary merchant authentication: After opening, users can apply to become an off-site merchant. After closing, there is no application entrance on the front end (see Figure 1.2-8 Merchant Application Entrance

• Margin for ordinary merchants: The amount of margin that needs to be frozen to become an ordinary expert on the market.

• Merchant application email address: The address where the merchant receives the data from the off-site merchant application. (See Figure 1.2-6 Merchant Application Entrance)

• Whether to enable super merchant authentication: After it is enabled, it can release more than the maximum limit issued by ordinary merchants.

• Super Business Margin: The amount of margin required to apply to become a Super Business.
• The maximum transaction amount of ordinary merchants: The maximum transaction range of ordinary merchants. A single transaction of ordinary merchants cannot exceed this limit. Only super merchants can post off-market advertisements that exceed this range.