Bei Temu gilt für Liechtensteiner irisches Recht

**Liechtenstein Residents Subject to Irish Law on Chinese Marketplace Temu**

*September 3 2026 – Liechtenstein* – The Chinese‑owned discount e‑commerce platform Temu, which operates under the umbrella of PDD Holdings, has stipulated in its user agreement that Irish law governs transactions for customers located in Liechtenstein. The provision was highlighted in a recent review of the platform’s commercial register entry and its publicly available terms of service.

The finding comes as European regulators intensify scrutiny of Temu’s business model. The European Commission has announced a series of fines totalling several million euros against the marketplace for alleged breaches of EU consumer‑protection and competition rules. In parallel, the Swiss canton of Bern is preparing a levy on low‑value shipments, a measure aimed at addressing perceived tax disadvantages associated with cross‑border e‑commerce.

Liechtenstein, a micro‑state bordering Switzerland and Austria, appears to be caught between these regulatory approaches. While the nation’s own legal framework does not currently impose a specific regime for such platforms, the application of Irish law to its residents raises questions about consumer protection and tax compliance for Liechtenstein users of Temu.

The source of the information is an article published by *Liechtensteiner Volksblatt* on September 3 2026, which examined the platform’s registration details and its terms of service. No official comment from Temu or Liechtenstein authorities was available at the time of publication.

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