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Cross-border storefront · Korea → worldwide

Korea's long tail,
delivered.

Thousands of Korean makers sell things that never leave the country — not because nobody abroad wants them, but because exporting one box is harder than making it. NodajiMarket removes that step. The maker ships domestically. We do the rest.

Sold by Global Piggy Inc. (Ontario, Canada) as merchant of record. Terms, refund and privacy policies publish here before commercial launch.

Two doors, one catalogue

Built to be read by people and by machines.

Most storefronts are written for a browser and then patched for everything else. This one publishes the same catalogue twice — as pages a person reads, and as structured data an agent can act on. Neither is a summary of the other.

For people

Browse, read, decide

  • Product pages render without JavaScript — they load on anything
  • Origin, maker and materials stated on the page, not buried in an image
  • Checkout hands off to the store app when you're ready to pay
For AI agents

Discover, quote, order

  • schema.org Product and Offer on every listing
  • llms.txt states what we sell and what we refuse
  • Quotes are server-priced and time-boxed — no scraped prices
Find Korean stationery under $30 that ships
to Canada, then buy one for me.

Why these goods aren't already online

The big marketplaces skip this shelf on purpose.

Listing on a global marketplace carries fixed costs — listing fees, warehousing, advertising, and a person to manage all three. Those costs are trivial per unit at volume and ruinous at ten units a month.

So the shelf fills with whatever ships by the pallet, and everything else stays home. That leftover shelf is not small. It is most of what Korea actually makes.

Their model: hold inventory, list it, advertise it, sell it many times.

Ours: hold nothing. Buy the item only once someone has ordered it, then ship it out under one accountable seller.

That inversion is what makes a ten-unit product worth listing. It is also why we don't carry anything you can already buy near you — if it's on a local shelf, we have no reason to exist for it.

How an order moves

Four steps, one accountable party.

The producer's part ends at a domestic courier. Everything after that — export, customs paperwork, tax, delivery, returns — is ours.

01 · Order

You buy

A person checks out in the store app, or an agent orders against a server-issued quote.

02 · Source

We buy it

We purchase the item from the maker after your order — not before. Nothing sits in a warehouse.

03 · Consolidate

It reaches us

The maker ships domestically in Korea. We receive it, check it and prepare it for export.

04 · Deliver

It reaches you

We ship internationally as the seller of record and handle anything that goes wrong.

What we carry

Things a local shelf won't have.

Curated by hand, in small numbers, from makers who were never going to run an export desk.

BeautyFormulations that stay on Korean shelves
GoodsStationery, homeware, small-batch craft
DigitalCourses and downloadable work
CultureMusic, print and collectibles
The catalogue opens at commercial launch. Individual product pages — with structured data for agents — publish as makers come online. Until then this page describes how the store works rather than what is in it.

Who you are buying from

One seller, wherever you are.

You are not buying from a marketplace of strangers. Global Piggy Inc. (Ontario, Canada) is the merchant of record for every order — the legal seller, the party on your receipt, and the party responsible when something goes wrong.

  • Tax is calculated and remitted by the seller of record, not left to you at the door
  • Refunds and disputes are handled by one company under one policy
  • What we sell, and where we ship it, is controlled — not open to anyone with a listing tool
  • Personal information is handled under Canada's PIPEDA, including cross-border transfer of delivery details to Korea for fulfilment

Read the corporate and merchant-of-record notice →

For Korean makers

You ship domestically. That's the whole job.

No export licence, no customs paperwork, no foreign-currency account, no English listing to write, no inventory to hand over in advance. We buy the item after it sells and take it from there.

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