With the advancements in technology, our day to day life has changed in several ways the world has become very small as people have various platforms to interact with others via sending texts, pictures, documents, etc. To make money transfer painless like sending messages and images, renowned social media biggie Facebook came up with…
Category: e-commerce
The decline of the regulated remote gaming industry
Malta was the first country in the EU having introduced back in 2004 remote gaming laws regulating online gaming operations. Coupled with a very attractive fiscal regime for non resident company shareholders and a low gaming tax, Malta has since attracted many operators seeking to offer legal online gaming services mainly for the EU market….
Is online commerce a reality?
“Liberalisation of telecommunications services has meant that the internet is now within reach of the 500 million people in the 27 countries of the European Union, with global means of payment, and global distribution systems. But consumers do not yet have global commerce. Far too often they do not even have pan-European commerce. Consumers see…
Bank of Valletta’s new e-commerce policy
The government is pushing local companies to use the internet for the reselling of services and goods. In Malta, only Bank of Valletta and HSBC Malta are offering e-commerce and card clearing services. Bank of Valletta has recently updated its e-commerce policy: * a monthly cap is introduced meaning that every transaction over the monthly…