The first partner points of reception of goods were launched on September 4 — in the Central, Southern and Siberian Federal Districts. Since then, the network has grown to more than 100 locations.
Partner fulfillment centers (PFCs) act as intermediate shipping points: the seller delivers the goods near the place of storage or production, and the marketplace takes over further transportation to the buyer. The points of reception of goods (PPTs) are focused on the rapid processing of supplies. Both formats allow entrepreneurs from the regions to work without traveling to large distribution warehouses.
The expansion of the network coincided with a period when, starting in July 2026, Wildberries logistics facilities began to be attacked by drones. The diversification of reception points reduces the dependence of the supply chain on individual nodal facilities.
At the same time, demand on the buyer's side is also growing: since May 2026, the number of users of smart order pickups at Wildberries pickups has increased by more than 6 times. The load on the infrastructure of the last mile is increasing — and the expansion of the network of receiving goods from sellers logically complements this process.
Wildberries continues to accept applications from owners and tenants of suitable premises who are interested in opening a PFC or BPT. For sellers whose warehouses or production facilities are located outside large agglomerations, the new infrastructure reduces logistical leverage and potentially reduces the cost of delivery to the final warehouse of the marketplace.
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