7.6.1 Measures will be taken to encourage and strengthen electronic payment system in the country to facilitate enhanced growth of eCommerce and enable on-line payment transaction in eGovernment services.

7.6.2 A comprehensive national eCommerce Readiness Assessment will be carried out featuring benchmarking with international best practices

7.6.3 Steps will be taken to create an internationally compatible legal and regulatory framework that accommodates rules for commercial transactions;

7.6.4 Appropriate monetary and fiscal policy measures will be established to ensure consumer confidence in E- Commerce

7.6.5 Mechanisms to protect intellectual property rights related to E-Commerce will be strengthened.

7.6.6 Special program will be formulated in conjunction with trade and commerce related organizations to drive the uptake of eCommerce in Nepal

7.6.7 In advancing its e-commerce strategy, the Government will promote its collaboration with the private sector and its international counterparts to position and promote e- commerce and e-business in Nepal

7.6.8 A conducive system for the protection of intellectual property rights in cyberspace will be put in place;

7.6.9 Measures will be taken to address issues relevant to privacy, such as protection for personal information and confidentiality of consumer related matters;

7.6.10 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) will be encouraged to apply ICT to develop their business and enhance competitiveness, focusing on ICT for management, production and linkages to buyers.

7.6.11 Special measures will be taken to ensure that export oriented Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nepal are set to increase exports of their goods and services using virtual marketplaces (VMPs)

7.6.12 Initiatives will be taken in conjunction with related stakeholders to roll out payment infrastructure services involving Transaction, Clearing and Settlement infrastructures.