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How to Fix 1688, Taobao and Alipay Registration Problems in Nigeria

Many Nigerians who want to buy directly from China get stuck while opening or verifying accounts on 1688, Taobao, or Alipay. A registration may fail, an SMS code may not arrive, or Alipay identity verification may become a separate problem. Because these services are connected within Alibaba’s ecosystem, how one account is created or linked can affect access to the others. Common issues include rejected Nigerian phone numbers, failed ID or passport checks, incomplete 1688 registration, Alipay linking errors, and confusion caused by opening several accounts. Avoid creating multiple accounts each time a registration attempt fails. First, confirm whether the issue is with 1688, Taobao, or Alipay, then resolve that specific account. International users may need to use their country dialing code and provide valid personal details and an accepted identification document. If you are facing an error, share the exact message and the stage where it appears. That will make it easier to identify the likely cause and next step.

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kris

Which stage causes the biggest issue for most people: account registration, receiving the SMS code, or Alipay identity verification?

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tolu

True, knowing where people get stuck most often would make the registration process less frustrating.

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jesse

It is understandable that people get discouraged when registration and verification problems appear before they can even start buying directly.

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jaruma

The services being connected may explain some difficulty, but it does not automatically mean every failed registration has the same cause.

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peter

Breaking the process into separate checks for registration, SMS delivery, and identity verification could make troubleshooting less confusing.

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