Cash On Delivery Business Was First Launched On Cross-Border Export E-Commerce Platform.

Cross border export electricity providers first realized cash on delivery

Recently, the export B2B e-commerce platform Dunhuang network signed an agreement with Russia's QIWI and SPSR companies. The Dunhuang network will launch the cash on delivery service to cross-border export electricity providers.

This move will be greatly accelerated.

The development and promotion of business has further promoted the pace of Chinese enterprises going out.

Services will enter the cross-border electricity business for the first time.

Export B2B e-commerce platform Dunhuang network signed an agreement with Russia's QIWI and SPSR companies. The Dunhuang network will launch cash on delivery services to Russian Regional sellers. The founder and CEO of Dunhuang network said Wang Shutong and Dunhuang and SPSR jointly launched the first cross-border goods delivery payment service for cross-border electric providers, which is more in line with local users' shopping habits, enhancing their confidence in cross-border online shopping and reducing risks.

In the future, Dunhuang network will continue to launch localized services targeting the local market.

According to Wang Shutong, the cash payment service is mainly implemented by means of QIWI payment guarantee and SPSR collection.

It is reported that QIWI and SPSR are Russian online payment companies and express companies respectively.

The whole process is the seller's delivery in China's warehouse. Customs clearance and local distribution and collection are realized by SPSR, and then unified with QIWI.

Wang Shutong said that compared with the traditional post office logistics, which will take 40 days, the time of delivery of goods from Dunhuang to Russian buyers will be increased to 4-7 days after the cash on delivery service starts.

For this cooperation, SPSR CEO Vladimir Solodkin said that signing the contract has a very important significance for SPSR, proving that SPSR's positioning in the Chinese market is being rewarded.

QIWI director Edvin Lukanov believes that in view of the steady growth of China's cross-border electricity providers, QIWI and Dunhuang network have seen the huge development prospects of the logistics and payment field, and the goods delivery payment cross-border e-commerce innovation project is an urgent need for Russian buyers.

Believe that through the three party alliance, Russia

It will develop rapidly and reach a new height.

According to the reporter, this year, Dunhuang network in Spain, Russia, France and other multilingual market moves frequently, following the recent launch of overseas warehouse service, this time for Russian buyers to open the cash on delivery service.

Wang Shutong said that at present, there is a demand for goods on demand services in all multilingual countries, but Russian market demand is particularly obvious. Dunhuang network will continue to be promoted to other countries after developing the business in the Russian market and forming a replicable mode.