[15 April 2026] Dealing with illegality on your online shop or payment platform

[Upcoming webinar: 15 April 2026, 12:00pm - 1:00pm HKT | Online]

Webinar description

Online shop and payment platform operators sit at the crossroads of innovation, regulation, and risk. When suspicion of illegality arises, the decision to act — or not to act — can expose businesses to significant legal, financial, and reputational consequences. How should operators respond when facing potential misconduct by merchants? And what can they do to better protect themselves before issues arise?

Join Jonathan Crompton, Partner – Disputes, Investigations & Head of Cyber Incident Response (Asia) at RPC, for a focused and practical one hour session examining the “Trolley Problem” dilemma faced by platforms today.

Register for free now for the 60-minute webinar on 15 April 2026, 12pm – 1pm HKT, to get a better understanding of your risk landscape and the tools you need to make defensible, commercially sound decisions.

Key questions to be addressed:

• The issue – Case studies of illegality by online and offline merchants
• Choosing the 'right victim' – The dilemma of choosing whether to deal with suspected illegality
• Closing accounts and freezing funds – Possible consequences of doing the right thing
• Defending aggressively – Tactical options for fighting claims by disgruntled merchants, and
• Protecting your position – Using contractual terms to protect shop / platform operators

Event details

• Date: 15 April 2026
• Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM HKT
• Event format: Webinar
• Language: English

Terms & Conditions:

• LexisNexis reserves the right to alter the venue, timings and terms and conditions of this seminar at any time in the event that the seminar cannot be held due to circumstances beyond the control of LexisNexis including severe weather.
• LexisNexis reserves the right to amend, add, or remove any of the above terms and conditions or terminate the offer without prior notice.
• In the event of any dispute, the decision of LexisNexis shall be final.