Online retail growing in Poland

In 2008 Poles spent PLN 4.5bn (€1bn) on shopping via the internet, according to Dariusz Bogdan, the deputy Minister of Economic Affairs. The average e-transaction was worth PLN 850 (€190.6).
In addition, the proportion of customers of online banking services increased from 29% of internet users in 2007 to 35% in 2008. Online banking is most popular in large towns with over 100,000 residents, in which around 47% internet users stated that they use e-banks.

In 2008 around 93% of companies and 48% of households had access to the internet.

source: PMR

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