Mastercard Recovery Insights: Commerce
E-volution
By Knowledge Partner Mastercard on 20/10/2020 | Updated on 26/05/2021
e-Commerce has become a lifeline for retailers during the pandemic, with an additional $900 billion spent online globally. Mastercard’s latest report looks at how this digital momentum will shape commerce for small and large businesses in 2021 and beyond.
Download the ‘Mastercard Recovery Insights: Commerce E-volution Report‘ to learn more about Covid-19’s impact on retail and what to expect going forward.
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