Central Bank Opens Door for Cross-Border E-Commerce Through B2B2C Framework
Bangladesh’s export industry has officially entered the global online marketplace. The Bangladesh Bank has permitted direct overseas sales through platforms such as Amazon, Alibaba, and eBay, opening new opportunities for exporters.
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In a circular issued by the Foreign Exchange Policy Department on November 24, the central bank announced a new initiative under the Business-to-Business-to-Consumer (B2B2C) framework. This system allows authorized dealer (AD) banks to process export transactions where international marketplaces act as intermediaries rather than final buyers. As a result, Bangladeshi products can now be sold via Amazon, eBay, Alibaba, Etsy, or third-party warehouses abroad.
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Exporters will need to provide proof of registration with the respective marketplace or warehouse. Payments can be received not only through traditional banking channels but also via international payment service operators. Industry experts believe this policy will greatly enhance cross-border e-commerce, create new opportunities for small and medium-sized exporters, and strengthen Bangladesh’s global presence in digital trade.
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