Brazilians can shop on AliExpress with Boleto Bancario
AliExpress (part of Chinese, Alibaba Group) now accepts Brazilian shoppers through Boleto Bancario, preferred Brazilian payment solution.
At the international e-commerce forum in Brazil, in March this year, numbers relating to the country’s online market were published, revealing that there were more than 78 million internet users, 45 million e-consumers, 100 000 online companies and 250 million cellphones. A 20% e-commerce sales increase occurs yearly owing to greater spending, digital media, growth in internet usage and shifts in cultural buying trends - this according to Alphonse Voigt, CEO and co-founder of EBANX.
With an estimated $40 billion market value by 2016, the expansion of international payment possibilities for Brazilian consumers through Boleto Bancario and other payment methods is the natural next step for EBANX.
AliExpress (part of Chinese, Alibaba Group) now accepts Brazilian shoppers through Boleto Bancario, preferred Brazilian payment solution.
At the international e-commerce forum in Brazil, in March this year, numbers relating to the country’s online market were published, revealing that there were more than 78 million internet users, 45 million e-consumers, 100 000 online companies and 250 million cellphones. A 20% e-commerce sales increase occurs yearly owing to greater spending, digital media, growth in internet usage and shifts in cultural buying trends - this according to Alphonse Voigt, CEO and co-founder of EBANX.
With an estimated $40 billion market value by 2016, the expansion of international payment possibilities for Brazilian consumers through Boleto Bancario and other payment methods is the natural next step for EBANX.