E-com platforms in Bangladesh must be registered within 2 months
29 Oct 21 1 min read
All Bangladesh e-commerce firms will have to register with the commerce ministry within the next two months, according to a decision taken at a recent cabinet meeting. Cabinet secretary Khandker Anwarul Islam said e-commerce businesses will have to keep a security deposit at Bangladesh Bank to start operations and will be monitored by intelligence agencies.
Briefing the media after the meeting, Islam said if any consumer is cheated by any e-commerce company, he or she will be compensated from that fund, according to bangla media reports.
The government arrived at this decision after hundreds of customers were cheated by several e-commerce platforms like Evaly, Eorange and Dhamaka.
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