
Fear of fraud is driving people away from online transactions.
In Kenya, 80% of users say fraud is their main reason for abandoning online services, topping the list globally.
South Africa and Namibia follow at 71% each, while Zambia stands at 70%.
Brazil sits at 63% while the global average is 62%.
Rwanda records 57% and India trails at 46%.
These numbers highlight that fraud not only drains pockets but also erodes trust in digital platforms, stifling e-commerce growth.
The high figures in African countries signal the urgent need for stronger online security measures and better consumer education.



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