
How U.S. Shoppers Paid During The Holiday Season
One-Third of US Shoppers Made Online Retail Purchases in December
The omicron variant of COVID-19 is causing a shift in U.S. shoppers’ buying and payment habits, with nearly one-third making retail purchases online last month although fewer did so with their mobile devices. In the latest Digital Economy Payments Report, PYMNTS surveyed 3,300 consumers to learn how they spent $556 billion in the final month of the 2021 holiday season.
January 2022
- 73%: Portion of U.S. consumers who reported shopping in physical stores in December
- 24%: Share of U.S. payments fraud victims who took at least a week to realize they were victims of fraud
- 28%: Portion of U.S. consumers who reported making peer-to-peer payments in December
Digital Economy Payments Report
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Going Digital To Pay For Travel And Restaurant Dining
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