More than 4 in 10 U.S. Consumers Now Use Virtual Cards When Shopping
Digital Payments Evolution: Virtual Cards Poised to Take Off
A shift is underway in how shoppers pay securely for their purchases, whether online or in-store. Some 42% of U.S. consumers now use virtual cards, and 65% are poised to adopt them. To learn more, read the PYMNTS Intelligence report “Digital Payments Evolution: Virtual Cards Poised to Take Off,” a collaboration with Elan.
Inside the May Study
- 42% of U.S. consumers used a virtual card in the past six months.
- 65% say they’re likely to use one in the next year.
- 36% of consumers who experienced fraud are more likely to use virtual cards.
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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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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Online Security And The Debit-Credit Divide
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Delivering Cardholder Customer Service
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Bridging The Gap: Mobile Card App Adoption Report