E-commerce features mainly include what

I. The characteristics of e-commerce are mainly:

1, universality

Through e-commerce can be a change in the market transaction mode, with the characteristics of universality, especially in the practical area and the field of more universal characteristics.

2, coordination

This refers to the concept of e-commerce as a kind of activity, in the process of activity can play a due role in the coordination, whether it is coordinating the seller and the consumer or the coordination of merchants and banks, can play a very important role in coordination.

3, security

As a common form of Internet transactions, if e-commerce loses its security, then it will not be able to carry out normally, so in the final analysis, e-commerce belongs to the money transaction, the security should be fully guaranteed. In the process of e-commerce, security methods mainly include firewalls, face recognition, digital certificates and digital encryption and other technologies.

4, scalability

E-commerce in all areas of life and production have been widely used, the development of space is very large, and there is a great potential for development, scalability is very strong.

5, integration

E-commerce integration of the Internet as the basis for the production of raw materials, products, consumers, intermediaries, enterprises and logistics for the organic combination of the formation of a strong and complete integration of the network, which is also known as the integration of the characteristics.

6, high efficiency

As a more common network trading methods, e-commerce in the process of carrying out not too much manual operation, only need the Internet language can start money transactions, if you need to get a comprehensive enhancement, so have the characteristics of high efficiency.

Two, e-commerce on the Internet can be divided into three aspects: information services, transactions and payments.

The main content includes: e-commerce advertising; electronic shopping and trading, the exchange of electronic transaction credentials; electronic payment and settlement as well as after-sales online services. The main types of transactions are business-to-person transactions (B to C approach) and business-to-business transactions (B to B approach). There are four types of entities involved in e-commerce: customers (individual consumers or business groups), merchants (including sellers, manufacturers, storage and transportation), banks (including card issuers and acquirers) and certification centers.

E-commerce is a direct product of the explosive development of the Internet, and is a brand new development direction for the application of network technology. The Internet itself has an open, global, low-cost, high-efficiency features, but also become the intrinsic characteristics of e-commerce, and makes e-commerce greatly exceeded as a new form of trade has the value, it will not only change the enterprise's own production, operation, management activities, but also will affect the entire society's economic operation and structure.

Legal basis:

"Chinese People's *** and National Code"

Article 512 through the Internet and other information networks for the delivery of goods the subject of the electronic contract and the use of courier logistics mode of delivery, the consignee's signing time for the time of delivery. The subject matter of the electronic contract for the provision of services, the generation of electronic vouchers or physical vouchers set out in the time for the provision of services; the aforementioned vouchers do not set out the time or set out the time and the actual provision of services is inconsistent with the time to the actual provision of services, the actual provision of services shall prevail.

When the subject matter of an electronic contract is delivered by online transmission, the time when the subject matter of the contract enters the specific system designated by the other party and can be retrieved and identified is the time of delivery.

The parties to the electronic contract for the delivery of goods or services provided in another manner, time, in accordance with its agreement.