With the development of scientific and industrial progress, digital tools have become the aid
of citizens and extend electronic commerce. Currently, electronic commerce is constantly expanding, and contracts concluded by electronic means are increasingly used by citizens due to the economic and temporal advantages compared to the classical way of contracting. In this article, some aspects of the electoral contract are analyzed to provide clarity in the current transactions and an analysis is made of the role of the intermediary, as a provider of information from the seller to the consumer (buyer). In the current normative acts, the role of the intermediary is estimated, and as a “bridge” between the seller and the consumer, it is necessary to establish certain requirements for the intermediary and ascertain “what” and “how” he will answer in the process of protecting the consumer in electronic transactions.
