Pakistan is a cash-dominated society. Use of cash for day-to-day transactions remains prevalent among Pakistani consumers, due primarily to factors such as a high unbanked …
Estonians are prolific users of payment cards. The frequency of overall card payments in Estonia (211.3) is much higher than other mature markets such as …
Italians remain slow adopters of electronic payments, primarily due to a strong inclination towards cash, which accounts for 78.5% of total payment transaction volume in …
Japan’s payment landscape continues to be dominated by cash, which accounted for 76.2% of the overall payment volume in 2018. With government initiatives to promote …
Luxembourg’s payment card market is mature, with a high penetration rate of 4.6 cards per inhabitant. Cards are the preferred payment instrument in the country, …
The UK payments market is highly mature – arguably even overserved by its financial institutions. There were more debit cards in circulation than individuals in …
The payment card market in Belgium is well developed, with penetration of two cards per inhabitant. Improved payment infrastructure, a strong banked population, a gradual …
Cash is the most popular consumer payment instrument in the Philippines, accounting for 99.4% of its total transaction volume in 2018. Cash’s ongoing popularity is …
The Dutch payment card market is mature, with a high penetration rate of 1.9 payment cards per inhabitant. Growth has been driven by debit cards, …
Cash dominates the payments landscape in Mexico, accounting for 89.5% of the overall payment transaction volume in 2018. With government and central bank initiatives to …
Malaysia: prepaid cards on the rise and shift to digital payments February 13, 2020 Verdict Staff Pakistan: Government initiatives key to boosting financial inclusion January 10, 2020 Verdict Staff Estonia: Debit cards retain market dominance January 9, 2020 Verdict Staff 
