Bangladesh Bank has introduced new policies to simplify business-to-consumer (B2C) exports, particularly for entrepreneurs seeking to sell products on global e-commerce platforms. The new regulations aim to facilitate online marketplace sales by streamlining procedures for receiving payments and conducting foreign transactions. These changes are designed to encourage Bangladeshi businesses to expand their reach into international markets through digital channels. The policy adjustments address previous complexities associated with cross-border e-commerce, offering improved accessibility and efficiency. This initiative is expected to boost export earnings and support the growth of the country’s digital economy. The central bank hopes these measures will empower local entrepreneurs and increase Bangladesh’s participation in the global e-commerce landscape. Further details regarding specific benefits and implementation procedures are expected to be released shortly.