Present Status & Future Prospects of M-Commerce in India: A Case Study

Debarun Chakraborty¹

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.5 , Issue.8 , pp.183-189, Aug-2019

Online published on Aug 31, 2019

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Abstract :
The huge development of M-Commerce application is surprising in India. More buyers are exchanging to M-Commerce to accomplish better and quick transaction into market. M- Trade is mind boggling in nature and incorporates evolving technique in market. Presently a cell phone isn`t use for content SMS or telephone call yet additionally is utilized for some, different exercises like perusing of web talking or other virtual exercises. This paper recognizes the elements influencing the reception of M- business. The gigantic development in the utilization of mobile phones in India demonstrates that majority of Indian populace has adjusted to cell phone and headway in portable innovation. The use of mobile phones isn`t restricted for making essential telephone calls; informing or playing recreations however can be utilized practically in each segment of human action; regardless of whether it is private, business or government. It is seen that larger part of the general population utilizing E-trade dither to utilize M-Commerce in light of security issues, installment issues and mindfulness. This paper has thrown some light on various M-commerce applications, challenges, future of M-commerce & reasons to find the popularity in the market.

Key-Words / Index Term :
M-Commerce, E-Commerce, WAP, I-mode

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