The future of ecommerce in Bangladesh is here. It's called Live Commerce, and it's being used by businesses from all over the world to increase sales and revenue.

Live Commerce encompasses a range of different platforms that are now being used to conduct business, including live streaming services, marketplace websites, and social media platforms. These platforms allow for real-time communication between sellers and buyers, which allows for quicker transactions and less time spent waiting for responses from each party.

For example, if you're selling a car on a traditional ecommerce platform, you might have to wait days or weeks before receiving payment from the buyer. With live commerce, however, you can accept payment immediately after completing a transaction—no waiting required! That's because the Jiff makes it possible for buyers and sellers to communicate live via video chat or voice calls so that they can work out any issues before committing to an agreement on price or delivery date.

Live commerce also makes sense for businesses in Bangladesh because they won't have to spend money on shipping costs or inventory storage when they sell their products online instead of offline at physical locations like stores or malls in towns and cities across the country (or even overseas).

Imagine how many people would use live commerce if there were more places within Bangladesh where people could do their shopping online instead of going out into public spaces like stores or malls where they may not feel comfortable interacting.