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Dec 15, 2021 · At the beginning of the year, we gathered expertise from industry leaders and partners to help businesses and issuers better position their companies for growth in the year ahead. In our 2021 Commerce and Payment Trends Report, we identified five key trends that would help businesses remain competitive and thrive.
Canadians conducted a total of 3.4 billion cash transactions, valued at $72 billion, in 2020.37 Cash represented about 17 per cent of the total volume and 0.7 per cent of the total value of all POS transactions. Overall, cash volume decreased by 44 per cent since 2015, primarily losing volume to card payments.
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One year later, the picture is unexpectedly positive— on the payments front—despite challenges. Payments revenue did indeed decline—to $1.9 trillion globally—but by less than we anticipated last fall. Indicators point to a nominal but geographically uneven rebound in 2021, bringing revenue back into the range of 2019’s record high.
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- 2020–21: A Period of Transition
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The overall 5 percent decline in payment revenues is composed of divergent regional trends: Asia–Pacific, which has consistently outpaced other regions in payments revenue growth over the past decade, registered a 6 percent pullback in 2020, while Latin America’s 8 percent decline was the steepest of all regions. Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EM...
The pandemic reinforced major shifts in payments behavior: declining cash usage, migration from in-store to online commerce, adoption of instant payments. These shifts create new opportunities for payments players; however, it is unclear which are permanent and which are likely to revert—at least partially—to prior trajectories as economies reopen....
As expected, both the pandemic’s impact and the resulting economic environment led to significant shifts in spending patterns. Globally, the number of non-cash transactions grew by 6 percent from 2019 to 2020. Digital-wallet usage surged, as consumer preferences evolved even within contactless forms. In Australia, an early success story in “tap to ...
The push for digital identity verification systems gained momentum during the pandemic, both as a facilitator for expanding e-commerce volumes and as a means for governments to rapidly disburse welfare and other social payments. Examples proliferated across the globe: a digital ID system enabled Chilean authorities to swiftly pre-enroll millions of...
The process of reexamining long-standing payments value propositions is already under way. While old tenets still hold true—scale still matters and “owning” the customer relationship remains important, for instance—sticking to them is no longer sufficient to ensure success. The absorption of payments into the full commercial/consumer purchase-to-pa...
Sep 29, 2021 · OTTAWA, September 29, 2021 — Today, Payments Canada reveals its annual Canadian Payment Methods and Trends 2021 report, which analyzes 20 billion payment transactions made in 2020, totalling $9.4 trillion, and discusses trends that are transforming the Canadian payment landscape.
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Oct 8, 2021 · On September 29, 2021, Payments Canada released its annual Canadian Payment Methods and Trends Report [PDF] (the “CPMT”), which analyzes 20 billion…
