Payment methods in China
Here are the top takeaways you need to know about the Chinese e-commerce market:
– Chinese shoppers buy a massive 29% of all their retail purchases, worth US$2.8 trillion, from e-commerce sites. By 2027, this will increase to almost US$5 trillion.
– Almost 40% of Chinese online shoppers have bought items from foreign e-commerce merchants, spending US$480 billion with them in 2022.
– The average Chinese online shopper spends US$3,142 a year with e-commerce merchants, set to rise to US$4,895 by 2027.
– Online shoppers in China use cards in just 18% of all online transactions and cash in only 4% — for the rest, they use digital payment methods.
– Chinese use mobile devices in the vast majority — almost 70% — of their online purchases, up from 64% as recently as 2020.
Payment Method Breakdown
- Card 18%
- Cash 4%
- Bank Transfer 10%
- E-Wallet 65%
- Other 3%
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Payment Methods in China
Card Scheme Breakdown
- Visa 0%
- Mastercard 0%
- American Express 0%
- Local schemes 100%
- Other 0%
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Cross-Border E-Commerce
Online shoppers who have shopped cross-border
Cross-border proportion of total e-commerce
Value of cross-border e-commerce
Top cross-border shopping origin markets