e-commerce
Digital Economy
Algeria Digital 2026: 47 Million Internet Users and the Mobile Commerce Surge
Algeria reaches 47 million internet users in 2026 as mobile commerce, digital payments, and 4G expansion reshape the country's digital economy.
Digital Economy
Ouedkniss at 800,000 Daily Users: Algeria’s Marketplace Anchors a Digital Shift
Ouedkniss draws 800,000+ daily consultations and 19 million monthly visits as Algeria's e-commerce market reshapes around local platforms after Jumia's exit.
Policy & Regulation
Algeria Fintech Summit 2026: PSP Licensing, PAPSS, and the Sandbox Era
Algeria's 4th Fintech & E-Commerce Summit arrives as PSP licensing, PAPSS integration, and regulatory sandbox provisions reshape the payments landscape.
Policy & Regulation
AfCFTA Digital Trade Protocol: What It Means for Algeria’s Tech Services
⚡ Key Takeaways The African Union adopted eight annexes to the AfCFTA Digital Trade Protocol in February 2025, covering digital...
Digital Economy
Recommerce Tipping Point: eBay’s $1.2 Billion Depop Bet on the Circular Economy
eBay\u2019s $1.2B Depop acquisition signals the recommerce tipping point. How Gen Z, AI authentication, and circular economy policies reshape a $230B resale market.
Startups
Logistics-Tech Startups Rewiring Algeria’s Supply Chain
⚡ Key Takeaways Every conversation about Algerian startups eventually lands on delivery apps. Yassir, TemTem, Ecotrack — the consumer-facing, last-mile...
Digital Economy
The Marketplace Wars: Amazon, Temu, Shein, and the Battle for Global E-Commerce
In the span of roughly two years, two Chinese-founded platforms rewrote the rules of global e-commerce. Temu launched in the United States in September 2022 and became the most downloaded app in America within weeks.
AI & Automation
Agent Commerce: When AI Does the Buying, Marketing Dies
Introduction The entire architecture of modern commerce is built on persuasion. Banner ads, influencer endorsements, brand storytelling, urgency tactics, loyalty programs, emotional appeals — the machinery of selling exists because humans make purchasing decisions using a
Digital Economy
After Jumia’s Exit: Who Will Win Algeria’s E-Commerce Market?
Jumia entered Algeria in 2014 with a promise: bring the Amazon experience to Africa. Twelve years later, it has left — quietly, unceremoniously, and with Algeria accounting for just 2% of its gross merchandise value.
Policy & Regulation
E-Commerce in Algeria: The .com.dz Domain Requirement, Trade Registry
Introduction Algeria's e-commerce sector is growing. With 33.49 million internet users as of early 2024 — a 72.9% penetration rate, up 3.9% year-on-year — and a young, mobile-first population increasingly comfortable with online transactions, the market fundamentals are compelling.
