According to Blacksip, e-commerce has grown 17.9% in 2018 in Mexico. The Mexican Association of Online Retailers notes that 38% of Mexican e-commerce shoppers make weekly purchases. We look at these figures and the best ways to capitalize on it.

More than common practice, the installments payments are a strongly rooted “institution” in the Brazilian society, to the point of impacting the country’s economy. Contrary to the expected, it has enlivened the market, and the e-commerce included.

LATAM is keeping up the pace with the global growth of the eSports market, and Brazil is scooping audiences and investment. To enter the game and seize the business opportunity, companies must understand and evaluate the market before pressing “Play”.

Whilst debit cards are one of the most common payment methods offline in Brazil, they are considerably less popular online. In this article, we explore the challenges the debit card faces, and the most popular alternatives for merchants.

Internet provided a fast track to globalization and trends spread faster worldwide. But it also allowed consumers to turn into Big Brothers. Constantly surveilled, brands must build a business based on trust, in a fast-growing online market like LATAM.

As LATAM investment is being strategically placed in communication services and technology, and e-commerce is an indisputable business opportunity, to have an overview of the consumers? web browsing preferences is relevant to reach them in a better way.

If you are interested in expanding into Latin America, it is essential to understand the alternative payment choices that can be provided in a region with such wide economic diversity, different currencies and different purchasing habits.

Since Millennials represent around 50% of global consumerism and the Generation Z are digital natives, it becomes evident that they’re too important to be ignored, and companies must figure out ways to reach them and encourage them to purchase.