Apple Pay At 8: Connected-Tech Consumers Lead The Way
Eight Years Later, Apple Pay Captures Just 2.4% of In-Store Transactions
According to a PYMNTS survey of 4,329 consumers for the “Apple Pay @8: Connected-Tech Consumers Lead The Way,” report, although Apple Pay is in the lead among mobile wallets in the U.S., it is still a bit player when stacked against all other in-store payment methods.
Inside the October Report
- $109.94: Average spend by connected-tech consumers who check out with a mobile wallet
- 9%: Share of connected-tech consumers’ in-person transactions paid via mobile wallet
- 71%: Share of connected-tech consumers who used mobile wallets at least once for in-store checkout in the past 30 days
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