Cambodia’s Law on Electronic Commerce provides a legal framework for electronic communications and transactions. Its purposes include establishing legal certainty for electronic civil and commercial transactions and strengthening public confidence in electronic communications.
The document addresses the legal recognition of electronic communications, requirements relating to electronic signatures, retention of electronic records and the formation of contracts through electronic means. It explains the conditions under which electronic information can fulfill requirements traditionally associated with written documents and signatures.
For entrepreneurs, online sellers, business managers and students, this publication offers a useful starting point for understanding the legal foundations of electronic commerce in Cambodia. It helps readers recognize why reliable records, clear transaction processes and appropriate electronic-signature practices matter when conducting business online.
BKD Academy shares this document as an educational and business reference. Readers should consult the relevant provisions, applicable implementing regulations and subsequent legal developments when assessing a specific transaction or business activity.
Read the attached Khmer-language document to explore the law’s provisions in detail. This publication is a legal reference, rather than a market research report or a complete compliance guide.