Cash remains the predominant payment instrument in Indonesia, especially among the rural population. It accounted for 98.3% of the total transaction volume in 2018, mainly …
Brazil remains a cash-driven economy, with cash accounting for 77% of total payment transaction volume in 2018. However, as a result of government initiatives, efforts …
India remains a cash-driven economy, with cash accounting for 87.6% of the total payment transaction volume in 2018. However, as a result of initiatives and …
The card reigns supreme in Norway, with few individuals using cash on a daily basis and most possessing a minimum of three payment cards. Norway’s …
The Malaysian payments market remains cash-reliant, but has high growth potential as it shifts towards digital payments. The government and banks have started to provide …
Hong Kong is a widely recognised global financial hub, with few regulatory barriers for foreign banks and card payment participants. This status acts as an …
The Australian payment card market continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Australians are very comfortable using debit and credit cards for payments, and the …
The US payment card market is mature, with a high penetration of more than four cards per inhabitant. A wide range of card-issuing and alternative …
Vietnam is a largely cash-dominated society, with consumers preferring cash for day-to-day transactions due to factors such as a large unbanked population, limited financial awareness, …
South Korea’s cards and payments industry is well developed, and the country’s consumers are prolific users of payment cards. The average number of monthly card …
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