Making the e-commerce world a bigger, better place (for you)
summary
Global e-commerce hits an expected $6.3 trillion by 2023 (an 82% jump), while cards account for only 25% of payments and one provider connects 140 local methods. Specific examples: OXXO cash voucher in Mexico for unbanked buyers, iDEAL 57% market use in the Netherlands, Russia’s Kiwi with ~175,000 kiosks, Indonesia’s 2% card but 35% of purchases on mobile, Germany’s push bank transfers and invoices, Alibaba’s 50 million health-plan signups and Singles Day $30.8B sales.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13ECommerce is growing
- 2:34Crossborder sales
- 4:19Why buy from the US
- 5:40Payment methods
- 7:17North America
- 10:18South America
- 11:19Brazil
- 12:30Europe
- 13:50Germany
- 14:21Germany payment schemes
- 15:09Netherlands payment schemes
- 16:12Eastern Europe
- 17:30Kiwi
- 18:55Asia Pacific
- 19:48Indonesia
- 21:27China
- 27:39Summary
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