This study examines social commerce adoption in Malaysia and Nepal. Both nations are in the group of developing countries but information and communication technology levels are quite significantly different. Given the different level of access to ICT we aim to investigate how consumers in these two countries adopt social commerce by focusing on their acceptance of the process quality, communication quality, security and privacy, service quality and continuance. Using the survey method, data was collected from social commerce users in both countries. The results show no significant differences in the scores of communications, service quality and continuance adoption. However, there are significant differences in how they perceive the process quality and security in social commerce.