Cross-border Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e-commerce companies, specialize in providing platforms and services that enable businesses to engage in international online retail. These companies address challenges related to cross-border transactions, logistics, and payment processing, fostering global expansion for e-commerce businesses. Cross-border B2C e-commerce companies play a vital role in connecting businesses with global consumer markets.
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November 2023
The central banks of Indonesia and Singapore have officially introduced a cross-border QR payment connection, representing a major advancement in financial integration between the two Southeast Asian countries. This new framework enables users to conduct retail transactions smoothly across borders by scanning QR codes through mobile applications, namely QRIS in Indonesia and NETS in Singapore. As travel data showed a recovery earlier this year, such systems are seen as vital for providing more inclusive payment choices that cater to the changing landscape of regional trade and mobility. Cross-border Business-to-Consumer (B2C) e-commerce companies, specialize in providing platforms and services that enable businesses to engage in international online retail.
October 2023
XpressBees and FedEx have partnered up for cross-border e-commerce. This partnership demonstrates XpressBees' dedication to supplying businesses and customers across the country with efficient and dependable logistics services in an ever-changing digital environment, according to an official statement from XpressBees. XpressBees' technology-focused strategy enables smooth integration with online marketplaces and retailers, improving the end-to-end customer journey.
July 2023
Amazon Global Selling has introduced its first cross-border e-commerce brand launching platform in Singapore to assist SMEs in tapping into the growth potential of cross-border e-commerce. The initiative aims to equip local entrepreneurs with cross-border e-commerce expertise and facilitate their access to the burgeoning opportunities in this area, enabling them to build sustainable global enterprises. Over the next two years, the program seeks to help over 100 local Singapore micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) launch and expand their brands through global selling. Additionally, it looks to equip at least 300 Singapore companies with knowledge of cross-border e-commerce through long-term knowledge sharing and collaboration.
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