Amazon Brand Registry: Eligibility, Enrollment, and Access - India

Get started in three steps

Ready to enrol in Amazon Brand Registry? You'll need to complete the following steps:

Review eligibility requirements

Brands must have a registered and active text or
image-based trade mark.

Sign into Amazon Brand Registry

Brand Registry application must be submitted by trade mark owner. If you are an authorized agent, please have the trade mark owner enrol the brand first, and add your account as an additional user. If you meet the eligibility requirements, sign in using your existing Seller or Vendor Central credentials. Or, if you don’t yet have an Amazon account, create one for free.

Enrol your brand

Once you sign in, you will need to enrol your brand(s). After we have verified the information you submit during enrolment, you will be able to access Brand Registry’s features to help protect your brand.

Want more details on the enrolment process? Read more below.

1. Review eligibility requirements

To be eligible for Amazon Brand Registry, your brand must have an active registered trade mark in each country where you wish to enrol. The trade mark for your brand must be in the form of a text-based mark or an image-based mark with words, letters, or numbers. Depending on where your trade mark is registered, eligible trade marks can have different classifications based on their issuing trade mark office. Examples of trade marks that we currently accept for enrolment are included below:

Text-based marks

AMAZON

Image-based mark with words, letters, or numbers

We currently only accept trade marks that have been issued by government trade mark offices in the United States, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, Australia, India, Japan, Turkey, Singapore, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and the United Arab Emirates. If your trade mark is registered with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), please submit the number registered with your country’s IPO office instead, as it may be different. Brand Registry is not affiliated with any of these offices; please do not contact them for information about Brand Registry. Updates to Brand Registry eligibility criteria will be posted to this page.

The trade mark text must match the brand name on the application. Please ensure that this information matches before submitting your application.

2. Sign in to Amazon Brand Registry

Brand Registry application must be submitted by trade mark owner. If you are an authorized agent, please have the trade mark owner enrol the brand first, and add your account as an additional user. If you meet the eligibility requirements, the next step is to sign into Brand Registry. If you are a Vendor or Seller on Amazon, use your Vendor or Seller Central credentials to sign in. Using the same username and password will enable you to access Brand Registry features and benefits that are linked to Vendor and Seller services. If you don’t yet have an Amazon account, you can create one for free .

3. Enrol your brand(s)

To enrol a brand, you will need to provide the following information:

• Your brand name that has an active registered trade mark.
• The associated government-registered trade mark number.
• A list of product categories (e.g., apparel, sporting goods, electronics) in which your brand should be listed.
• A list of countries where your brand’s products are manufactured and distributed.

After you submit this information, we will attempt to reach out to the contact associated with the registered trade mark you provided to us in your application. If we are able to verify a contact that meets our requirements, that person will receive a verification code. You will need to send this code back to Amazon to complete the enrolment process.

Once we have verified the provided information, you will get access to the full suite of Amazon Brand Registry’s benefits and features that help you protect your brand.

"Amazon Brand Registry makes my job more efficient and my brand protection efforts more effective."