Analysis

What is the State of China–Indonesia Digital Trade in 2026? Southeast Asia’s Most Important Platform Tie

China-Indonesia platforms illustration

Ecommerce, social commerce, payments, logistics and cloud are making China–Indonesia one of the region’s defining digital relationships. Indonesia’s digital economy is projected to hit US$109 billion in GMV in 2025 … Read more

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Ecommerce

Asia E-Commerce Market Tracker 2026: Leading Platforms Across 15 Countries

Asia Ecommerce & Marketplace Tracker

A working tracker of who owns e-commerce GMV across fifteen Asian markets. Shopee, Coupang, Rakuten, Taobao, Flipkart — every leader is Asian-headquartered.

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How It Works

Asia’s Creator Economy: How TikTok, Douyin and YouTube Creators Make Money

The Creator Economy Asia: TikTok, YouTube, Douyin and Creator Monetization

The creator economy in Asia isn’t a smaller version of the Western one. It’s a structurally different business, built on monetization models that most English-language coverage still underestimates. The Asia-Pacific … Read more

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Company Profiles

Tokopedia: ByteDance’s $1.5B Indonesia E-Commerce Bet

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Tokopedia isn’t the company it was two years ago. What started in 2009 as a homegrown Indonesian marketplace — founded by William Tanuwijaya and Leontinus Alpha Edison to connect small-town … Read more

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Insights

Thailand Digital Economy 2026: Market Size, Platforms and Growth

Thailand's Digital Market in 2026: The Complete Overview

Thailand’s digital economy isn’t just growing—it’s become the second-largest in Southeast Asia, behind only Indonesia, and the velocity is accelerating. As of Q1 2026, the market reached 5.6 trillion baht, … Read more

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Insights

Philippines Digital Economy 2026: Commerce, Payments and Digital Platforms

The Philippines' Digital Market in 2026: The Complete Overview

The Philippines is now a USD 40 billion digital economy. That figure—reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority—represents 8.5% of the country’s total GDP and signals something that anyone who’s spent … Read more

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