International e-commerce merchants can opt to deliver physical goods through two methods: Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) or Delivery Duty Unpaid (DDU). We look at the argument for both and explain what each entails for your business.

To avoid any hidden costs, merchants should be aware of the differences between the commercial and the tourism rates when dealing with USD in Brazil.

The efforts that Colombia has been making to generate economic growth are paying off. There has also been a sharp and promising rise in e-commerce sales.

A streamlined and localized checkout may be the single easiest way to keep Latin American consumers returning to your e-commerce business.

It?s the leading mobile messaging app in Brazil and it has changed the way Brazilians communicate with each other. The astonishing impact of WhatsApp in everyday life highlights the importance of using it as a marketing tool to engage with customers.

The online gaming sector is growing in LATAM and the region is winking at companies seeking to penetrate emerging markets with a promising growth potential. A large audience of fans thirsty for high-quality entertainment predicts solid revenues.

Installments are a vital part of the payment landscape in Latin America. So, how do they work in one of the largest LATAM e-commerce markets, Argentina? And what benefits do they offer for international merchants?

As more studies show the increased impact of social media influencers on purchasing decisions, it becomes more evident that the influencer marketing is not just a worldwide trend, but an effective strategy to reach Latin American audiences. Find out why.