Kesterite Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4(CZTSSe)is considered one of the most promising thin-film photovoltaic(PV)technologies due to its bandgap tunability(1.0~1.5 eV)and high absorption coefficient(>104 cm-1).However,the highest power conversion efficiency(PCE)of CZTSSe has so far only reached up to 12.6%,much lower than the theoretical limit defined by the Shockley-Queisser(SQ)theory.The large open-circuit voltage(Voc)deficit and inferior fill factor(FF)are prevalent in kesterite PV and hamper the improvement in efficiency.In this review,unfavourable energy band alignment at the CZTSSe/buffer junction,as well as defective interface are identified as two obstacles at the p-n heterojunction.These issues contribute to the interface induced recombination,thus significantly reducing efficiency.Subsequently,we review recent advances in strategies to improve the efficiency by altering the charac-teristics of the interface,covering alternative buffer layers,heterojunction treatments and passivation layers.Finally,future research directions of heterojunction engineering are proposed as schemes towards the ideal interface in kesterite solar cells.