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    E-commerce has grown in India, but barriers remain. Limited internet access and infrastructure hinder growth. There are also legal and regulatory gaps and a lack of trust in online payment systems and data security. For e-commerce transactions to succeed, efficient payment and delivery services are needed. While e-commerce is rising in India, challenges remain around the small credit card population and lack of payment standardization.

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    E-commerce has grown in India, but barriers remain. Limited internet access and infrastructure hinder growth. There are also legal and regulatory gaps and a lack of trust in online payment systems and data security. For e-commerce transactions to succeed, efficient payment and delivery services are needed. While e-commerce is rising in India, challenges remain around the small credit card population and lack of payment standardization.

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    E-commerce has grown in India, but barriers remain. Limited internet access and infrastructure hinder growth. There are also legal and regulatory gaps and a lack of trust in online payment systems and data security. For e-commerce transactions to succeed, efficient payment and delivery services are needed. While e-commerce is rising in India, challenges remain around the small credit card population and lack of payment standardization.

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    Barriers to the growth of

    E-commerce in India

    Presented By:-Rajiv Sharma


    E-commerce can be defined as modern business
    methodology that addresses the needs of the
    organization, merchants and consumers to cut costs while
    improving the quality of goods and services and speed of
    service delivery.
    E-commerce in India
     The cutting edge for business today is e-commerce.
    Most people think e commerce means online
    shopping.
     Providing a quick and convenient way of
    exchanging goods and services both regionally and
    globally, e-commerce has boomed. The travel
    industry has benefited hugely through the growth
    surge in e-commerce. According to IDC, online
    sales of airline tickets, car rentals, and hotel
    reservations make the travel industry one of the
    strongest e-commerce markets in existence today.
    E-Commerce transactions in India
    Year Total E B2C (Rs B2B ( Rs
    Commerce Crores) Crores)
    Transactions
    (Rs Crores

    1998-1999 131 12 119

    1999-2000 450 50 400

    2000-2001 1200 100 1100


     . It is expected that by 2003, more than 75 per cent of
    revenues of Internet business-to-consumer business
    would come from transactions
     Analysts also believed that one of every four non-
    resident Indians (NRIs) would make some form of
    purchase from India-based web sites by 2003. And it
    actually happened.
    Is e-commerce happening in India?

     The Internet has created a new economic ecosystem,


    the e-commerce marketplace, and it has become the
    virtual main street of the world.
    Growth of E Commerce in India
     It is being stated that in the case of business-to-
    business transactions, the Indian industry will reach
    online penetration of 5 per cent by 2003.YearTotal e-
    commerce transactions B2C B2B
    Barriers to the growth of E Commerce in
    India
    Some of the barriers to e-commerce adoption in
    India include the following:

     Limited Internet access among customers and


    SMEs (current level of internet usage is low among
    businesses and users)
     Poor telecom and infrastructure for reliable
    connectivity (Internet connectivity slow, access
    costs are high and connections are unreliable)
     Multiple gaps in the current legal and regulatory
    framework
     Multiple issues of trust and lack of payment gateways
    (privacy of personal and business data connected over
    the Internet not assured; security and
    confidentiality of data not in place)
    How can we make a Successful E Commerce
    Transaction?
     To make a successful e-commerce transaction both
    the payment and delivery services must be made
    efficient.
     There has been a rise in the number of companies'
    taking up e-commerce in the recent past. Major
    Indian portal sites have also shifted towards e-
    commerce instead of depending on advertising
    revenue. Many sites are now selling a diverse range
    of products and services from flowers, greeting
    cards, and movie tickets to groceries, electronic
    gadgets, and computers.
     On the negative side there are many challenges faced
    by e-commerce sites in India. The relatively small
    credit card population and lack of uniform credit
    agencies create a variety of payment challenges
    unknown in the United States and Western Europe.

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