• April 17

  European cross-border ecommerce worth 275.6 billion euros

  

  ecommercenews.eu

  In 2024, the online European cross-border market reached 275.6 billion euros in sales. Compared to a...

  In 2024, the online European cross-border market reached 275.6 billion euros in sales. Compared to a year earlier, this was an increase of more than 16 percent. The cross-border market represented a 36 percent share of the overall online market in Europe. In 2023, the European cross-border ecommerce market reached…

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• April 8

  Spanish ecommerce increased almost 13%

  

  ecommercenews.eu

  In the third quarter of last year, the online turnover in Spain increased 12.6 percent year-on-year....

  In the third quarter of last year, the online turnover in Spain increased 12.6 percent year-on-year. It reached 24.6 billion euros. At least 65 percent of all online transactions that originated in Spain, went to cross-border online shops. This is according to data that is now available on the Spanish…

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• March 20

  Consumer cross-border payments are exploding, but banks and fintechs are missing a trick - Chris Skinner's blog

  

  thefinanser.com

  I just got an interesting report from Visa produced in late 2024. It is focused upon...

  I just got an interesting report from Visa produced in late 2024. It is focused upon consumers, and their approach to cross-border payments. The research shows that the cross-border payment market is experiencing explosive growth, fuelled by a surge in international travel, ecommerce, and remittances. Consumers are spending more regularly cross-border than ever before and... The post Consumer cross-border payments are exploding, but banks...

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• March 10

  More than half of second-hand webshops violate consumer rights

  

  ecommercenews.eu

  The European Commission has conducted an investigation into online traders of second-hand goods. A majority of...

  The European Commission has conducted an investigation into online traders of second-hand goods. A majority of the companies involved in the so-called sweep may be in breach of European consumer rights and will be further investigated.The European Commission announced that 185 out of the 356 examined companies (52 percent) are…

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