Alfa-Bank Launches Alfa-Seller, a Single Platform for Online Sellers
Alfa-Bank has launched Alfa-Seller, a platform that lets merchants run an online store, marketplace sales, advertising, delivery and banking from one interface.

Alfa-Bank has launched Alfa-Seller, a unified platform for online business. Entrepreneurs can use it to build online stores, manage marketplace sales, promote products and organize delivery in a single environment. According to the bank, the service is available to businesses of any size, from small sellers to large federal companies.
Five areas in one interface
The platform covers five areas of e-commerce. The first is a company's own online store: merchants can create a storefront, move their catalog over from marketplaces and design the site with the help of AI. The store can be connected to 1C, CRM systems, loyalty programs and mobile apps, and large companies can order custom solutions.
The second area is marketplace management. MarketGuru tools let sellers monitor prices, promotions and stock levels, optimize advertising spending and promote product cards. The third is advertising, where Alfa-Seller combines the bank's own tools with third-party services such as Flocktory, used for customer acquisition, traffic monetization and website personalization, and WhoIsblogger, which helps find bloggers and assess ad performance.
For logistics, sellers only need to enter the API key of their current delivery operator or sign a contract with the platform's partners. The fifth area is financial products: a settlement account, payment acceptance and lending from Alfa-Bank.
Why it matters
Alfa-Bank notes that under heavy competition, entrepreneurs increasingly sell through several channels at once: their own stores, large marketplaces and niche platforms. Each channel requires a separate account, expertise and reporting, and coordinating them gets harder as turnover grows. Alfa-Seller is meant to simplify that by collecting the necessary tools in one place.
"Our goal is to help entrepreneurs reduce their dependence on individual platforms and bring all sales channels into a single managed system," said Dmitry Sokolov, senior vice president and head of e-commerce at Alfa-Bank.
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