Temu has become a member of the Digital Trust & Safety Partnership (DTSP), a global initiative focused on promoting a safer and more trustworthy internet.

DTSP brings together technology companies to develop shared standards for trust and safety across digital services. Members include Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, TikTok, Snap, Reddit, and Discord.

“Temu’s extensive global reach and dedication to cultivating a safe, trustworthy marketplace make them a great addition to DTSP,” said David Sullivan, Executive Director of the Digital Trust & Safety Partnership. “We look forward to collaborating with them to advance the shared standards that strengthen online consumer confidence across the digital ecosystem.”

Through its membership, Temu will contribute to cross-industry work on best practices, assessment methods, and international benchmarks. The partnership also provides a forum for sharing insight on emerging risks and the use of technology to identify harmful or non-compliant activity.

Temu’s participation builds on its broader work to strengthen marketplace integrity, including investment in proactive monitoring systems and collaboration with brands, regulators and industry groups.

“Joining the Digital Trust & Safety Partnership reflects our focus on building a trusted platform for consumers,” said a Temu spokesperson. “Our goal is to make quality products affordable and accessible, and that depends on maintaining high standards across the platform so everyone can shop with confidence. We look forward to contributing to DTSP’s efforts to strengthen trust across the digital ecosystem.”

Temu operates in 100 markets worldwide and continues to invest in measures designed to support a safe and reliable shopping experience. This includes proactive monitoring and collaboration with industry partners to strengthen standards across the platform.