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Global barriers: Mapping the $47 billion identity crisis

Global consumers aren’t abandoning ecommerce, they’re just working around it. Every restriction triggers a workaround. Every workaround is a buying signal misunderstood as risk, driving good customers elsewhere, and fueling the $47 billion identity crisis.  Let’s take a look at what this looks like in each of the countries we recently surveyed.

Global barriers: Mapping the $47 billion identity crisis

Brazil

Key insight: Retailers scaling in Brazil must offer alternative payment options and manage customs friction, or risk losing consumers already conditioned to outsmart broken systems.

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The United Kingdom

Key insight: In the UK, loyalty hinges on logistics: brands must adapt shipping polices and payment acceptance to prevent friction-fatigued buyers from purchasing elsewhere. 

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Mexico

Key insight: To capture growth in Mexico, retailers must prioritize payment flexibility and streamlined cross-border logistics to match highly persistent buying behavior.

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France

Key insight: In France, success requires minimizing data demands and offering seamless, privacy-respecting purchase journeys; over-verification will cost conversions. 

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Germany

Key insight: German consumers expect payment flexibility and bulletproof trust signals; overcomplicated verifications or shipping limitations quickly fracture loyalty. 

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