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VinEcom is a US$50 million project under the auspices of Vingroup, Vietnam’s top real estate company. Vietnam’s richest billionaire, Pham Nhat Vuong, is leading this project to become the biggest ecommerce site ever.

Vietnamese overseas have a high potential to influence the state of technology in Vietnam. Not only do they have the resources and financials to do it, but they also have the connection.

Vietnam’s payment landscape is convoluted. It’s got players from across the spectrum, many of them still having trouble getting traction in the market. Here’s all 18.

While money is flowing into e-commerce in Southeast Asia, the gap between the physical and online retail markets is still staggering. Indonesia’s retail industry is valued at $134 billion, yet

1Pay.vn is one of the only names in the game for mobile payment in Vietnam, but is the market big enough for growth? Let’s see.

Mobivi and PayLink are now collaborating on bringing payment kiosks to Phu My Hung area in Ho Chi Minh city, one of the more upscale sides of Vietnam.

Last week, we missed an interesting bit of news concerning Vietnam’s e-commerce scene, so we thought we’d take a closer look. The latest report from VECITA, the Vietnam E-Commerce and

Everybody in Vietnam knows that cash-on-delivery is the name of the e-commerce game. Although online payments are improving and developing a bit with the recent acquisition of Ngan Luong by