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How to sell on Daraz: seller account, fees and payouts

Daraz charges no listing fee but takes a category commission on every order. FBR then withholds 1% on online-paid orders and 2% on cash on delivery.

Listing fee
None
Commission
By category
Tax withheld
1% online, 2% COD
Must have
FBR registration
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To sell on Daraz you need FBR tax registration, then a Seller Center account, which Daraz says has no listing fee. Daraz takes a commission on each order that depends on the category. In a June 2026 list it runs from 2% for laptops to 20% for watches and jewellery. On top, FBR withholding under section 153(2A) takes 1% of online-paid orders and 2% of cash-on-delivery orders for filers, double for non-filers.

To sell on Daraz, get registered with FBR first, then open a free account on Daraz Seller Center and list your products. Daraz says there is no listing fee. It takes a commission on each order that depends on the category, and FBR withholds 1% of online-paid orders and 2% of cash-on-delivery orders before you get paid.

Tax withheld on a Rs 10,000 order (filer)

Rs 100 online, Rs 200 COD

Section 153(2A), FBR rate card updated to 30 June 2026. Non-filers pay double.

What do I need to open a Daraz seller account?

  • FBR registration. Since 1 July 2025, online marketplaces and couriers may not serve sellers who are not registered with FBR. You need an NTN (National Tax Number): see how to get an NTN.
  • KYC details. Seller Center asks for KYC documents: your CNIC, tax registration, business papers if you have a business, and bank account details.
  • A bank account in your name, because Daraz pays order money straight into your account.

Being on the ATL (Active Taxpayer List) halves the tax withheld from every order. See how to become a filer.

How do I create a Daraz seller account, step by step?

  1. Get your NTN from FBR if you don’t have one.
  2. Go to sellercenter.daraz.pk and sign up, or download the Daraz Seller Center app. Daraz’s sell page also says you can SMS “Daraz” space your name to 7575.
  3. Fill in your KYC details: CNIC, tax registration, business papers if any, and bank account.
  4. Once your account is live, log in to Seller Center, open Products and click Add Products.
  5. Enter the product details and description, then click Submit.
  6. Check your category’s commission in Daraz University > Marketplace Commission Structure, inside your seller account, before you set a price.

What fees does Daraz charge sellers?

Daraz says there is no listing fee, and nothing on its public sell page mentions a monthly fee. Daraz takes a percentage commission from the payment for each order, and the rate depends on the category. It publishes the full list only inside Seller Center.

We couldn’t open that list ourselves. A 318-page Daraz commission list marked “effective from 1 June 2026” is posted by RetailEasePos, a third party. It shows these rates:

Category Old rate Rate from 1 Jun 2026
Watches, sunglasses, jewellery 18% 20%
Fashion (men, women) 17% 18.5%
Bags and travel 15% 17%
Kitchen & dining 13.3% 14.8%
Health & beauty 12.9% 14.44%
Mobile accessories 12.9% 12.9%
Toys & games 8.6% 9.55%
Groceries 3.4% 4.44%
Mobiles (phones) 2.5% 3%
Laptops 2% 2%

Many categories rose by 1 to 2 percentage points in that list. Treat it as a guide and confirm your exact sub-category in Seller Center.

What tax does Daraz deduct from my payments?

Two FBR rules apply to every Daraz order since the Finance Act 2025.

Income tax, section 153(2A). It is withheld before the money reaches you, at these rates (FBR rate card updated to 30 June 2026):

How the buyer paid On the ATL Not on the ATL
Online (card, wallet, bank) 1% of gross amount 2%
Cash on delivery 2% 4%

FBR treats this as a final tax on that e-commerce income.

Sales tax. FBR’s sales tax circular of 2 August 2025 says that when you sell on a marketplace and the buyer pays online, the marketplace’s bank withholds the tax. For cash on delivery, the courier withholds, and that can be Daraz itself if it delivers for you. For cottage industry and retailers other than tier-1, that withheld tax is the final sales tax. Everyone else adjusts it in their normal sales tax return (see what an STRN is).

Daraz also has to file monthly statements to FBR with what it paid each seller and the tax due.

When does Daraz pay sellers?

Daraz’s sell page says order payments go straight into your account, but it doesn’t give a schedule. In April 2021 Daraz announced it had cut its payment cycle from 14 days to 7 days across its South Asian markets. We couldn’t confirm the current cycle for Pakistan; your Seller Center finance section shows it.

Can I sell on Daraz without investment?

There is no listing fee, so opening the shop costs nothing. You still need stock or a supplier, and the commission and tax come out of each sale. Daraz also runs a separate affiliate program, linked from its sell page, for people who want to promote products without selling them.

More guides: Daraz vs Shopify vs your own website, Shopify payment gateways in Pakistan, E-commerce & IT Export.

Questions people ask

Does Daraz charge a monthly or listing fee?

Daraz says there is no listing fee. It takes a commission from each order instead, and the rate depends on the product's category.

Do I need an NTN to sell on Daraz?

Yes. Since 1 July 2025, online marketplaces and couriers may not serve sellers who are not registered with FBR.

What tax is deducted from Daraz sales?

Under section 153(2A), 1% of the gross amount on orders paid online and 2% on cash-on-delivery orders if you are on the Active Taxpayer List. If you are not, it is 2% and 4%.

Where can I see Daraz commission rates?

Daraz publishes them inside your seller account, under Daraz University, in the section called Marketplace Commission Structure.

Can I sell on Daraz without investment?

Opening the shop has no listing fee. You still need stock to sell, and the commission and tax come out of each sale.

Sources

  1. Start Selling on Daraz, Daraz (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  2. Daraz Seller Center sign up, Daraz (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  3. Withholding Income Tax Rate Card (updated to 30 June 2026), FBR (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  4. Circular No. 02 of 2025-26 (Sales Tax and Federal Excise), FBR (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  5. Online marketplaces and couriers barred from serving unregistered sellers, Profit (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  6. FBR issues new rules for e-commerce seller registration, tax on digital transactions, Profit (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  7. Daraz commission list effective 1 June 2026 (third-party copy), RetailEasePos (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  8. Daraz announces 2021 seller promises: faster pay outs, Daraz via ACN Newswire (accessed 8 Oct 2026)
  9. Best online marketplaces in South Asia, WorldFirst (accessed 8 Oct 2026)

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