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Mobile Payments: What’s In It For Me?

PYMNTS

NanoPay is finding that for mobile payments to take off, even among early adopters, using a phone to pay must be much more rewarding and convenient than tapping a card. Korean consumers see no evil in mobile payments. The statistics get even better as the daily average number of mobile payments increased almost 83 percent to 810,000.

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Banks On Notice: Fintechs Are Coming For Checking Accounts & Debit Cards

CB Insights

US consumers aged 18+ make an average of 70 payments per month, with debit cards accounting for 32% of those purchases, according to a 2017 study by the Boston Fed. Cash is the second most common payment method (27%), while credit cards fall in third place (23%). turning Digital p2p payments into debit cards.

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