PYMNTS 11: Cornucopia Edition

Happy November, folks! Halloween has passed, frights are out, cornucopias are in and it’s time once again for PYMNTS 11.

Before you break out your buckled hats and hand-painted turkeys, here are 11 things to know for the coming weekend:

330 million | Annual shipments of contactless payment card units projected for the U.S. in 2020.

$1 billion | Value holiday sales expect to hit, per day, on 57 of the 61 holiday shopping days. (Happy holidays, indeed.)

50 terabytes | The amount of data former NSA contractor Harold Thomas Martin III kept in his home.

$1,000 | The price of a bot army.

20 | Number of people the IRS recently indicted over IRS scams.

$4 billion | What Snapchat aims to raise in IPO in the first quarter of 2017.

$65,000 | Cash one San Diego octogenarian lost after falling victim to the “Grandma Scam.”

63% | Percentage of millennials without credit cards (though not for lack of trying).

$24.29 billion | The value the global ATM market is expected to reach by 2022.

$1,000 | What folks are handing over, per unit, for Zcash — the newcomer on the virtual currency scene.

$7.5 billion | Anticipated insurance payments to cover Hurricane Matthew claims.