PingPong USA
PingPong is a rapidly growing innovative payment service provider for cross-border e-commerce merchants, freelancers, and service providers. Founded by a group of payments and finance professionals in New York in 2015, today PingPong has offices in the US, Hong Kong, Luxemburg, Vietnam, Japan, and India. The Global headquarters of PingPong is based in Hangzhou, China. With a global employee strength of over 600, the PingPong team is committed to bringing best-in-class services to our customers and helping them grow their business. We are also the first Fintech company to obtain regulatory access in mainstream countries in Europe and the United States. PingPong partners include top e-commerce platforms including Amazon, Wish, Cdiscount, Rakuten, and Shopee, serving over Half a Million Amazon Sellers worldwide. In 2019, PingPong has processed the transaction of USD$10 Bn.
8 Truths That Open Doors To More Ecommerce Revenue. Consume this content like its a double layer of your favorite flavor cake if you: Are a merchant who receives your eCommerce profits directly to your bank account from AmazonDo Business InternationallyEnjoy Keeping the Money you Earn As Opposed to Sinking it Into Unnecessary FeesLoathe Hidden FeesHave No Clue What Any of this Means but Know you Want to Keep More of Your Money Do you know that icebreaker game, ‘Two Truths and a Lie’?
Everyone playing takes a turn telling the group two truths about themselves and one lie, and the rest of the group tries to guess which of the three phrases is a lie. It’s a fun game when you’re trying to get to know people more intimately - not so much when you want to cut through the noise in the already complex eCommerce industry and make a profit from your business. If you’re an eCommerce merchant of any kind your end goal is to make a profit. How Ecommerce Sellers Should Navigate Paying Tax. Global sellers looking to learn more about paying VAT authorities in multiple currencies can rest assured there is a solution available for saving money and avoiding doubling up on currency conversions.
As an international seller, dealing with taxes can be overwhelming – but it's one of the fundamentals of managing a successful eCommerce business. Ecommerce companies are obliged to pay value-added tax (VAT) and Goods and Services Tax (GST) if they operate in Canada, the UK, or the European Union. How to Make an Ecommerce Product Page That Stands Out. Plugging leaks in your store's product pages is one of the most effective conversion hacks in eCommerce.
Okay, maybe calling it a "hack" is a little inaccurate; it's not like optimizing these pages is a hidden trick known to a select few people. Yet, we're constantly surprised at the numerous product pages we review simply going through the motions. Safely Pay Your Suppliers. Save More Money. Get Your Money Abroad Faster: PingPong’s Supplier Pay Makes it Happen. This content is for eCommerce merchants and sellers, as well as overseas suppliers that provide these types of businesses with inventory.
Read on to learn how as both a seller and a supplier, you can save time and money when it comes to sending and receiving funds, gain more security and take care of business all in a single platform at a pace that beats the status quo - every time. Stats to get us started: Product Insights for eCommerce Sellers on Father's Day. The next calendar date for en-masse gift buying is right around the corner: Father's Day.
The Day of the Dad is celebrated every third Sunday in June and falls on June 20 this year. How Americans are celebrating Dad this year. The Ultimate Solution for Getting Best-in-class Foreign Exchange Rates. Paying foreign transaction and currency conversion fees can add up significantly, and most credit card companies charge a foreign exchange rate (between 4-6%) for all international transactions.
These perceived challenges may be holding sellers back from expanding their businesses internationally. Don't be misled. Growing an eCommerce business doesn't have to be expensive or time-consuming. International expansion is easier than ever, thanks to a multitude of global trade capabilities. Avoiding and Eliminating Fraud and Scams when Paying Suppliers. GOAL MESSAGING: Trust piece on how we use our security features to validate and grow suppliers for payers.
Let’s talk about a topic that is often UNDER-discussed in the world of eCommerce when it comes to being an online merchant or third-party seller: FRAUD. Fraud exists in any industry. And just like any other industry, it really doesn’t matter if you’re just starting our as an eCommerce seller on Amazon, Alibaba, Wish, Shopify, Rakuten or another marketplace - or if you’re a seasoned, 7-figure seller: anyone can become a victim to fraudulent, digital scams. Did you know? In 2018, a total of $423 million was lost in wire transfer scamsIn 2020, the FTC got more than 2.2 million reports about fraudPeople reported nearly $3.3 billion in losses in 2020Online shopping and negative reviews were the second most reported fraud category of 2020. Top 10 Strategies to Increase Sales in Q4 2021 - and Beyond! This blog is a guest blog provided by our partner, SellerApp.
About the AuthorArishekar N, the Head of Marketing at SellerApp, specializes in digital marketing and website keyword optimization for search engines. His expertise includes enhancing the organic ranking of web pages on search engines with innovative SEO strategies and online promotions. The most awaited shopping season for Amazon sellers is Q4 from October to December, with the buzz lasting even up until January.
The potential for record-breaking sales is most substantial during these months. Navigating Supplier and Sourcing Challenges: How 2020 redefined the sourcing processes for the entire world. SMBs and Global Enterprises - this content is for you!
Questions Explored: How has 2020 redefined the sourcing process for the entire world? How are we going to overcome the 2020 challenges? As a seller how do I make my supplier network work for me - from negotiating costs with a supplier to shortening the turnaround time it takes to get my goods - with 2020 barriers lingering? What is FBA? (2021 Explainer) FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) is a service for online sellers that assists with storing and shipping products.
As one of the most advanced fulfillment networks globally, Amazon acts as the warehouse for storing inventory and processing orders on behalf of sellers, providing a lifeline to eCommerce sellers needing that extra capacity. Whether you’re a small or medium-sized business, having FBA as part of your fulfillment strategy will allow you to focus on strengthening other areas of your business with growth goals in mind. In this blog, we explain everything you need to know about FBA in 2021. We’ll cover why it has become a seller necessity and what’s included in the world-renowned service. What is FBA, and Why is it Effective? Tips for Optimizing Your Amazon Listing. Amazon sellers are well aware of the importance of drawing traffic to their listings. But that's just half the battle. With so much competition out there, how do you convert that traffic to sales?
This is where localizing and optimizing your product listings takes center stage. Two things you already know: The Goal: You want to make your product stand out from the competition. Why You Should be Selling on Coupang. While K-pop may be bringing Korea to the world, Coupang is bringing the world to Korea. Earlier this year, Coupang made its IPO debut, a testament to its position as one of the leading e-commerce platforms in Korea and as a major fixture in the global online retail landscape. Even prior to its public offering, sellers from all corners of the globe began flocking to sell on Coupang, begging the question, why Korea and why Coupang? First, why Korea? As the world’s second fastest growing e-commerce market, the real question is why not?
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