In a survey from DI Marketing, 85 percent of e-Commerce buyers in Vietnam reported that their primary payment method for digital was cash on delivery (CoD). Only 15 percent reported payment mostly through digital methods. And Vietnam isn’t alone. India, for instance, has well over 300 million active internet users and a fast-growing e-Commerce market. In 2015, 80 percent of e-Commerce transactions were paid via CoD as access to credit cards across its population remained slim.

Those numbers speak volume about the familiarity of the term “CoD” among e-commerce business entrepreneurs and Vietnamese online sellers alike in recent years. Stemming from the justifiable need to eliminate any potential risks of fraud or default, buyers might require the ability to check on products before finalizing a purchase.

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Substantial benefits are given to buyers’ side when this type of transaction is applied. Instead of paying upfront, recipients get to examine on-site, then pay for it once they deem the package fitting and satisfactory. The purchaser then remits payment to the shipping company, who relays the payment back to the seller. Conversely, purchasers could also deny payment if the package is not up to their requirements.

The process of examining the good largely depends on what is stipulated in the shipping contract. Many sellers are fine with their products being unpacked completely to check on, while others might only allow exterior contemplating and prohibit package & label violation of any kind.

 

THE BREAK-DOWN

For consumers, especially those without credit cards, CoD purchases offer a convenient way to order goods online. These transactions help minimize risk on buyers’ part since they don’t have to pay until they have received the product in satisfactory conditions. CoD transactions also protect buyers against scams by online fraud artists posing as legitimate businesses or those looking for credit card information for illegal uses, because with this type of purchase, both sides know that the merchandise must actually show up before money being paid out.

On the merchant’s side, offering a CoD payment option may enhance buyer confidence in a new company that does not yet have a strong, instantly recognizable brand name, which may very well lead to more new customers and increased sales. And since CoD transactions do not involve a credit card as mentioned above, merchants subsequently save money on credit card transaction fees.

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However, in addition to enjoying the benefits of CoD transactions, merchants who offer this payment option must be prepared to assume certain risks.

 

THE ACTUAL PROCESS

Here at Boxme, we have been offering CoD transaction service since 2015, much to customers’ appreciation. A step-by-step representation of the service is presented below:

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Do you know adding Cash on Delivery option can help you skyrocket your sales by 5-10 times? Your customers will feel much more confident in your products if you let them pay after delivery! The best part is that Boxme handle all of that while you can get daily money remittance from banks or gateway that connect with our system!

Thousands of happy merchants are using Boxme and its convenient CoD service to sell without limitations. Care to join them? SIGN UP NOW!

 

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