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1. www.payments.ca › sites › defaultCanadian Payment Methods and Trends Report 2021

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   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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   Overall, a total of 19.7 billion transactions valued at $10.8 trillion were conducted in 2021. The total Canadian payment market grew by four per cent in volume and 15 per cent in value from 2020, rebounding from the previous year’s transaction volume and value declines.

3. www.lexology.com › library › detailPayments Canada: Canadian Payment Methods and Trends Report 2021

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   Oct 8, 2021 · Canada October 8 2021. On September 29, 2021, Payments Canada released its annual Canadian Payment Methods and Trends Report [PDF] (the “CPMT”), which analyzes 20 billion payment transactions ...

4. www.banqueducanada.ca › wp-content › uploads2021 Methods-of-Payment Survey Report - Banque du Canada

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   In this paper, we present the main findings from the 2021 Methods-of-Payment (MOP) Survey. The MOP measures the use of cash, payment cards and alternative payment methods at the point of sale in Canada using a consumer-focused survey and a three-day payments diary. The Bank of Canada has been conducting the MOP every four years since 2009, which

5. www.bankofcanada.ca › methods-of-payment-surveyMethods-of-Payment Survey - Bank of Canada

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   The Methods-of-Payment survey was conducted in 2009, 2013, 2017, 2021, 2022 and 2023. This survey includes a questionnaire and a diary where participants record their payments and cash withdrawals over the course of three days. Using this information, we calculate the share of payments made with cash, credit cards, debit cards and other methods.

6. publications.gc.ca › site › eng2021 Methods-of-Payment Survey report / by Christopher Henry ...

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   2021 Methods-of-Payment Survey report / by Christopher Henry, Matthew Shimoda and Julia Zhu.: FB3-6/2022-23E-PDF "We present results from the 2021 Methods-of-Payment (MOP) Survey, including updated payment shares based on a three-day shopping diary. We highlight long-term trends observed across previous MOP surveys from 2009, 2013 and 2017.

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   Which payment types have increased the most in 2021?

   • Online transfer leads all payment types with a 372 per cent increase in transaction value over the past five years.22 For the first time ever, online transfer value surpassed that of debit cards in 2021 ($325 billion versus $273 billion). A key narrative in the 2020 CPMT report was the rise of contactless payments driven by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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   Which payment method is most used in 2021?

   • Credit cards remained the most used payment method for purchases made either online or at the point-of-sale. The average credit card transaction value was $90, slightly lower than a year ago ($91). Overall credit card103 usage rebounded in 2021, with a six per cent increase in volume and a five per cent increase in value from last year.

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   How did payment trends change in 2021?

   • Overall, many payment trends remained consistent in 2021 compared to five years ago. From a payment volume perspective, credit and debit cards continued to dominate the number of transactions, and usage grew for both.

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   What is the fastest growing payment type in 2021?

   • Online transfer continued to be the fastest growing payment type with year-over-year volume growth of 11 per cent and value growth of 19 per cent from 2021. Five-year compound annual growth rates for volume and value were 34 per cent and 33 per cent respectively.

   THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL PAYMENTS IS HERE

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   Which payment methods were used more in 2022 compared to 2021?

   • Emerging digital payment methods (such as “buy now, pay later”, digital credit or debit cards, cryptocurrency, contactless smartphone mobile wallet and biometric payment technologies) were used more in 2022 compared to 2021 as more businesses offered these payment options and features to consumers.

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   What are Canada's payment trends in 2021?

   • Overall, payment trends remained unchanged in 2021 compared to the past five-year period. From a payment volume perspective, credit and debit cards continued to lead the number of transactions, and usage grew. Cash use continued to decline and remained the fourth most used payment method in Canada by volume of transactions.

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8. www.payments.ca › sites › defaultTHE FUTURE OF DIGITAL PAYMENTS IS HERE

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   The most significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Canadian . payment industry has been the acceleration of digital payment usage . among consumers and businesses. As we emerge from the pandemic, more Canadians are comfortable using digital payments on an everyday basis and embracing digital payment innovations that make their payment