DARK Store Ecommerce Platform
Sneha Khandelwal
Computer Science Engineering
IIMT College of Engineering Greater Noida UP.
Rekha Singh
Computer Science Engineering
IIMT College of Engineering Greater Noida , UP ,
Nisha Bharti
Computer Science Engineering
IIMT College of Engineering Greater Noida , UP , India
Abstract— In the modern era of technology, online shopping platforms have transformed how businesses function, linking producers directly with customers across the globe. Nevertheless, conventional online selling methods frequently entail middlemen who levy fees, resulting in increased costs for buyers and diminished profits for producers. To tackle these issues, we unveil the "Direct Exchange Platform," an innovative trading system engineered to forge a direct link between producers and buyers, completely free from commission charges.
This platform aims to benefit both manufacturers and consumers by enabling manufacturers to increase their earnings while offering products at more affordable prices to consumers. Additionally, the platform provides tools for consumers to connect with manufacturers, inquire about products, and build a more transparent and direct relationship. By reducing intermediaries and offering a commission-free environment, the Direct Trade Platform aims to enhance manufacturer-consumer relations, boost manufacturer earnings, and minimize the occurrence of cancellations and returns commonly experienced on traditional e-commerce platforms.
Through this research paper, we explore the design, functionality, and potential impact of the Direct Trade Platform on the e-commerce landscape, highlighting its role in empowering commerce, fostering transparency, and driving economic efficiency in the digital marketplace.
Keywords — Direct Trade Platform, commission-free, manufacturers, consumers, e-commerce, transparency, intermediaries, affordability, earnings, cancellations, returns, digital marketplace, economic efficiency, manufacturer- consumer relations, empowerment, commerce.
