
AskPYMNTS: What Is A Bank? What U.S. Consumers Think About The Key Issues Driving The Connected Economy
This study explores consumer perceptions and sentiments around various types of financial institutions — including legacy banks, challengers and credit unions — as well as the forming universe of new FinTech players, revealing consumer preferences for certain FIs and their reasoning.
Inside the March study
- 34.2 percent: Share of consumers who would be “very” or “extremely” likely to use or already use bank-like services from PayPal
- 11.1 percent: Portion of digital bank customers who say ATM services are the most important services banks can provide
- 70.9 percent: Share of national bank customers who believe banks must provide loans
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