Going Digital To Pay For Travel And Restaurant Dining
Report: U.S. Consumers Take Mobile Payments With Them as They Get Back to Restaurants and Travel
Half of all travel-related purchases were made using mobile devices in February, showing that consumers are taking their digital payment habits with them as return to the physical world. The February PYMNTS’ Digital Economy Payments examines the payments behaviors of 3,250 U.S. consumers to find that consumers are giving up the PCs and laptops for mobile devices and digital wallets.
Inside the March Report
- 68%: Share of U.S. consumers who were purchasing food at fast food or table-service restaurants in February
- 28%: Portion of U.S. consumers who used laptop or desktop computers to purchase travel services in February
- 32%: Segment of U.S. consumers who were using peer-to-peer services to make payments in February
Digital Economy Payments Report
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The Rise Of Mobile eCommerce
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The Pitfalls Of Payment Diversification
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Digital Economy Payments: Payment Method Diversification
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Digital Economy Payments: How Consumers Pay In The Digital World
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