What is cross-border electronic commerce?

Cross-border electronic commerce takes modern information technology and network channels as trading channels, and members of one economy provide cross-border trade services to members of another economy internationally, and the electronic commerce is completed by digital and paperless transactions.

Participants in the entire closed loop of cross-border e-commerce include:

Suppliers of products and services-merchants (traders or producers)

Let cross-border e-commerce become a feasible information service provider-cross-border e-commerce network platform (Amazon, France Lotte, etc. )

Payment service providers (P cards, Lianlian, etc.), the third party that allows the free flow of consumption amount internationally. )

The third party that helps product owners to market-marketing service providers (search engines, social platforms, content producers, marketing planners, etc. )

Freight transport provider-logistics service provider (warehousing, logistics, distribution, customs clearance, etc. )

Finally, there are end consumers.

The entire cross-border e-commerce behavior is regulated and supervised by laws and regulations of both sides of the cross-border economy.

Cross-border e-commerce has the advantages of low threshold, few links, low cost and short cycle. Compared with traditional trade, it has the characteristics of multilateralization, directness, small batch, high frequency and digitalization.