This study focuses on the civil safeguarding of electronic consumers during the execution phase of contracts. In the context of electronic contracts and commercial transactions, electronic consumption contracts play a crucial role. As a result, various challenges have emerged concerning the protection of consumer rights throughout the contract execution phase, in line with contemporary regulations and general principles. This highlights the necessity to define the level of protection offered by consumer protection laws and general rules, especially given that the electronic consumer is viewed as the more vulnerable party in the contractual arrangement.