In Brazil, digital banks are gaining ground and retaining new customers by the millions. They top Brazil’s unicorn companies and contribute to financial inclusion index, but in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak, it becomes even more noticeable their success.
Covid-19 outbreak is driving a change in the global payment landscape, making the adoption of alternative payment methods inevitable. They are a must-have for merchants to keep on selling during the pandemic crisis.
Everything everywhere is rapidly evolving at the pace of the pandemic, e-commerce included. Consumers are diverting their time and money, and merchants must be prepared to deal with this impact.
In the most recent years, Turkey’s economic context has led the country to become one of the emerging markets with the largest GDP in the world in 2018, and with a promising e-commerce market growth.
The rise in e-commerce throughout Latin America has caused their online payment ecosystems to evolve. We look at the top four trends to shape these markets.
Mexico is the 15th largest world economy. By using localized payment solutions, your business can reach more customers in this market.
In LATAM, providing alternative payments at the checkout to match the current demand is the secret formula to convert consumers into customers and to boost e-commerce.
Will LATAM continue to present itself as a region of emerging markets, where e-commerce has successfully developed for the past decade?
E-commerce in Colombia has seen rapid growth and rapid change over the last few years. We look at everything international e-commerce merchants need to know to tap into this evolving market.
Digital banks and neobanks are the new fintech trend in the Latin American market. Through their online and mobile services, they leverage e-commerce in the LATAM markets and help to bring unbanked consumers into the formal economy.