The Danish cards and payments industry is well developed, and its consumers are prolific users of payment cards. The country has the highest frequency of …

The Danish cards and payments industry is well developed, and its consumers are prolific users of payment cards. The country has the highest frequency of …
Poland is one of the most advanced and innovative markets in Europe, offering consumers broad access to the latest technology in electronic payments. Nevertheless, cash …
Despite being the fourth-largest economy in Europe in terms of nominal GDP, Italians have remained slow adopters of electronic payments, primarily due to a strong …
The French payments market is mature and highly competitive, registering the highest turnover per card for 2017 among peers including the UK, the US, Germany, …
The card reigns supreme in Norway, with few individuals using cash on a daily basis and most possessing a minimum of two payment cards. Norway’s …
Cash remains the preferred form of consumer payments, especially among the rural population, primarily due to limited knowledge of payment cards or limited access to …
The UAE payments market is defined by a high reliance on cash among consumers, with cash accounting for 84.6% of the total payment transaction volume …
Cash remains the predominant payment instrument in Indonesia, especially among the rural population, accounting for 98.4% of the total volume of payments in 2017. This …
Cash remains the preferred method of consumer payment in Taiwan, accounting for more than three-quarters of the island’s total payment transaction volume. Consumers in Taiwan …
Hong Kong is a global financial hub, with few regulatory barriers for foreign banks and card payment participants, which encourages banks from Mainland China and …