This study investigates how technological innovations can bridge the digital divide in e‑business
and overcome the complex barriers facing cross‑border e‑commerce. Employing a mixed‑methods
approach—combining both qualitative and quantitative analysis—it examines challenges such as
cybersecurity threats, varying regulatory environments, inadequate physical infrastructure,
financial constraints, cultural divides, and customer engagement issues. The research explores
innovations across cybersecurity, compliance, infrastructure, fintech solutions, and user
engagement, and recommends actionable strategies to address digital marketplace challenges and
enhance e‑business development
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In today’s globalized digital economy, cross-border e-commerce has become a vital driver of trade
and economic integration, yet businesses still face significant operational and strategic hurdles.
This thesis examines how emerging technologies can mitigate these barriers and create
opportunities for growth. It focuses on five critical domains: improving cybersecurity to protect
transactions and enhance trust, implementing automated compliance systems to navigate complex
regulatory landscapes, enhancing infrastructure for faster and more reliable logistics, deploying
fintech innovations to streamline international payments, and designing culturally adaptive
customer engagement strategies to meet diverse market needs. Drawing on interviews, surveys,
and market data, the research highlights both the obstacles and the enabling opportunities that
technological innovation presents. Ultimately, it provides a roadmap for businesses, policymakers,
and technology providers to overcome challenges, seize competitive advantages, and expand the
reach of e-commerce across international borders.