Kaspersky Reveals Reasons Why Digital Gifts Are More Efficient At Christmas And New Year

Kado Natal. (photo: Kaspersky)

JAKARTA - Christmas and New Year's celebration season has arrived, and that means it's time to think about gifts. Not just for close friends and loved ones, but for everyone in your world.

However, choosing a prize could take a long time to determine what kind of prize to give, what model to choose, where it will be purchased.

If you don't have much time to buy it directly because of a busy schedule, Kaspersky gives some reasons why digital prizes can be a solution.

Kaspersky revealed five good reasons why digital gifts are getting more popular, and why it could be the right choice for you this Christmas and New Year.

You can give remotely. If you won't have time to meet everyone in person, but still want to give them something special and/or useful, you can send them a digital gift even if they live on the other end of the continent.

No need to queue. Another advantage of the digital prize is that the prize is sold online. So, you just need to sit at home in a comfortable armchair, smoke hot tea, and order everything in just a few clicks.

Always available. Of course, you can try ordering something physically from online stores, but the closer you get to Christmas and New Year, the more likely all these goods are sold out. This is not a problem for digital rewards, because the supplies are unlimited, so there's always something for everyone.

Instant delivery (and free!). Another problem in online shopping before the day off for physical purchases is delivery. If you don't sort out the prize first, it's likely that the prize won't arrive on time. No need to bother with digital gifts, because the prize will be sent in milliseconds.

Can be the last minute. If you forget to buy a gift before the D-day, digital gifts can be a solution. Because digital gifts can be given directly by taking milliseconds after clicking or tapping the Pay button.

Kaspersky's several digital reward options include electronic books, films, music, games, or digital money.