E-Commerce Fee Adjustments: Building a Fairer Marketplace
Online shopping has become a national pastime, with Malaysia's e-commerce revenue reaching RM1 trillion in 2021 and expected to soar to RM1.65 trillion by 2025.
According to the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), the sector's momentum hasn't slowed down, with revenue climbing from RM1.13 trillion in 2022 to RM1.22 trillion in 2024.
Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali noted that the sector's momentum hasn't slowed down yet.
If extra fees help build stronger, fairer, and more innovative platforms that support Malaysian sellers, then it's not just a cost, it's an investment in the nation's digital future.
Author's summary: E-commerce fee adjustments support a fairer marketplace.
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