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million in 2017. Touchless transactions like proximity mobile payment, buy now pay later, & BOPIS all surged with COVID-19 and are continuing to see growth even as the pandemic subsides. Marketing to consumers in a post-pandemic world. Mobile ecommerce + COVID-19 stats. Mobile retail commerce sales grew 31.5%
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