What we're shipping at Mercatren: news, changes, and how each piece works.
Every Venezuelan store shows up on the first screen with its newest products, even if it only has one. Products from the US catalog are spread in between, a few at a time.
ReadAt the bottom of every product you now get similar ones, and if you look at two of the same kind, the home page shows you more of it. The back arrow drops you right back in the store you were in.
ReadIf you buy a pair of shoes in Tucaní you need to know where to go get them. Every listing from a Venezuelan store now says it plainly, and what happens after you pay.
ReadFrom your panel you create a payment link with your invoice number, send it by WhatsApp or email to whoever is paying — even if they're in Miami — and the payment comes in. With freight and handling as separate lines if you need them.
ReadThe catalog that ships within the United States can be searched in Spanish, with each country's words. Ninety-six results for “bicicleta”, free shipping included in the price.
ReadA store in Venezuela or Colombia does not need a US company to sell through Mercatren: it needs this form. It is now filled out from the panel and the signed document comes out.
ReadA sample store with a month of sales so you can see, before opening yours, how orders come in, how much you keep from each sale and how you request your money.
ReadAn AI assistant can search the catalog, read a listing or look up a store without fighting the HTML: there is a read-only MCP server, a documented API, and every page comes back as Markdown when asked.
ReadYour order total depends on how you pay, and checkout now shows you the difference before you confirm.
ReadMerchants on Mercatren can now set a credit limit for their customers, track payments, and collect each one from their dashboard.
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