E-Commerce Today - WeShop Redefines Retail with U.S. Social Commerce Expansion

WeShop, a pioneering social commerce platform, has entered the U.S. market following a successful debut on the Nasdaq. The company's app allows users to earn ownership in the platform through their purchases and referrals, transforming the traditional shopping experience with its ShareBack™ program. With partnerships including major brands like Bloomingdales, Walmart, and Nike, WeShop enables users to explore over 1 billion products while earning WePoints that can be converted into equity. This launch marks a significant development in the e-commerce sector by combining social interactions with shopping, positioning WeShop as a leader in community-driven retail innovation.

• NIKE (NYSE:NKE) last closed at $62.64 up 0.2%.
• Walmart (NYSE:WMT) last closed at $100.61 down 0.8%.

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• "WeShop Launches in the U.S. After Strong Nasdaq Debut, Allowing Users to Earn Ownership through their Shopping" from WeShop Holdings Limited on GlobeNewswire (published 20 November 2025)

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