E-commerce in Morocco: Launching Your Online Store in 2026

Nadia ChraibiPublished on January 20, 202620 min readE-commerce
E-commerce in Morocco: Launching Your Online Store in 2026

The State of E-commerce in Morocco in 2026

Moroccan e-commerce is experiencing spectacular growth. According to FNEM and CMI data, the market reached 12.5 billion MAD in online transactions in 2025, up 25% year-on-year, with over 200 million online transactions processed. The average basket has reached 620 MAD, and 65% of purchases are now made from smartphones.

Payment Solutions in Morocco

CMI: The Essential Player

CMI processes over 80% of online card transactions in Morocco, accepting Visa, Mastercard, and local bank cards, with commissions of 1.5-3.5% per transaction.

Cash on Delivery: The Moroccan Reality

COD still accounts for 60% of e-commerce transactions, driven by historical distrust of online payments, cultural cash preference, and low banking penetration (52%). However, this share decreases by 5-8 percentage points annually.

E-commerce Logistics in Morocco

Key delivery providers include Amana (Barid Al-Maghrib) with 98% national coverage, Chronopost for urban areas, and Glovo for express delivery. Major challenges include non-standardized addressing in some areas and COD return rates of 15-25%.

E-commerce Platforms for Morocco

WooCommerce holds approximately 45% market share, Shopify is growing rapidly (15% of new stores), and PrestaShop remains popular among SMEs (20%). For ambitious projects, AivenSoft recommends custom headless commerce solutions using Next.js for maximum performance and SEO.

Legal Framework

Key regulations include Law 31-08 (consumer protection with 7-day return right), Law 09-08 (data protection managed by CNDP), and 20% VAT applicable on online sales.

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