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How to resolve Amazon Error: Invalid Request Parameters?

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Issue with Amazon Sync: InvalidInput Error

When using Amazon Sync, you may encounter an error message that looks like this:

CreateFeed: { "errors": [{ "code": "InvalidInput", "message": "Invalid request parameters", "details": "" }] }

Why am I seeing this error?

This error typically occurs when there is an issue with your Amazon account configuration in Amazon Seller Central, most commonly related to payment or billing information.

Unlike other feed errors (e.g., missing attributes or mapping issues), this error usually happens before the feed is fully processed, which is why no detailed field-level error is returned.

Most Common Cause

Missing or Invalid Payment Information

  • Expired or invalid credit card

  • Incomplete billing details

  • Issues with your charge method

👉 This is the most frequent cause of this error

Other Possible Causes

  • Account not fully activated or under review

  • Marketplace not properly enabled

  • Temporary Amazon system issue

How to Fix It

1. Check Your Payment Method

  • Go to Settings → Account Info → Charge Methods

  • Make sure your credit card is:

    • Active

    • Not expired

    • Properly set as default

2. Verify Account Status

  • Check if your account is fully active

  • Resolve any notifications or alerts in Seller Central

3. Wait for Account Activation (if new account)

  • If your account is newly created or recently updated

  • Allow 24–72 hours for Amazon to complete verification

4. Retry the Feed

  • After fixing the issue, resend the feed from ExportYourStore

Important Notes

  • This error is usually not related to product data or mapping

  • If it were a feed issue, Amazon would return a specific attribute error

  • This error often appears when Amazon blocks the request at account level

Still Having Issues?

If the error continues after updating your payment details and verifying your account, please contact us, and we’ll assist you further.

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