Wholesale Account Application
Intikisa does NOT support a multi-level or network marketing business model. Customers that do not qualify for wholesale accounts may still purchase product at intikisa.com
Requirements
In order to be an approved wholesaler with Intikisa.com, you must meet the following requirements.
- Have a legal business or resale license
- Legal business address & phone number
- Tax ID number, business license, resale license, or sales tax exemption certificate
- Have a physical or online storefront (wholesalers are NOT authorized to sell on 3rd-party ecommerce sites like Amazon)
- Have the intention of selling products via physical or online storefronts
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