
Online Security And The Debit-Credit Divide
New Data: Twice As Many Online Shoppers Believe Credit Cards Are More Secure Than Debit Cards
“Online Security And The Debit-Credit Divide,” a PYMNTS and Elan collaboration, examines how consumers’ shopping and payment preferences are shifting during the pandemic and focuses on their use of debit and credit cards online. The report is based on a comprehensive survey of 2,466 U.S. consumers.
Inside the January Report
- 45%: Portion of U.S. shoppers who have shifted to digital channels to buy retail products
- 16%: Net increase in online use of credit cards since the pandemic’s onset
- 35%: Share of consumers who think credit cards offer protection against online theft
Evolution of Consumer Credit Card Use
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The Switching Trigger: How Issuers Can Stop Their Credit Cards From Losing Top-of-Wallet Status
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Winning Top of Wallet: How Credit Card Apps Shape Choice
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Credit Limits: Understanding Requests, Denials and the Consumer Experience
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Digital Payments Evolution: Virtual Cards Poised to Take Off
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Consumers’ Financial Health and Spending Priorities Guide Credit Card Choices
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The Role of Strategic Partnerships in Consumer Credit Cards
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Credit Unions and Community Banks Gain Credit Card Issuing Momentum
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Credit Card Use During Economic Turbulence
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The Convenience Catalyst: How Consumer Experience Features Drive Credit Card Usage
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Credit Score Literacy And Building Credit
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Delivering Cardholder Customer Service
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Bridging The Gap: Mobile Card App Adoption Report