Intermediary services play an important role in modern economic systems, providing communication between various market participants. The legal regulation of these services is necessary to protect the interests of all parties, increase transparency and reduce risks. The article is aimed at analyzing the existing legal norms governing intermediary services, as well as identifying gaps and shortcomings in the current legislation. The main tasks include: the study of the concept of globalization, the impact of globalization on public health, the analysis of existing normative legal acts at the international level, the analysis of the importance of the legal regulation of this topic. The legal regulation of intermediary services is an important aspect for ensuring stability and trust in the market. The need to improve existing norms and develop new approaches is becoming increasingly urgent in the context of rapid growth.