Brazil’s Mobile Payments Usage Climbs

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A study conducted in Brazil by Mobi.life has indicated that nearly half of all Brazilians have used a tablet to make a payment, according to a report from The Paypers on November 4.

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    Roughly 30 percent of Brazilians have used a mobile phone for a similar purpose, the study showed.

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    The data indicated that traditional computing platforms like laptops and PCs are widely favored by local consumers.

    To learn more about Brazil’s increasingly mobile market, read the full story here.

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