
Instant Payouts Reach an Inflection Point
Consumers Want Instant Payments — For Free
More than two-thirds of consumers chose instant payouts if given the choice, but paying for it depends on the use case and the need. A new report, “Disbursements Satisfaction Report 2023,” a PYMNTS and Ingo Money collaboration, examines U.S. consumers and their expectations for instant payments across a range of use cases from gaming to legal settlements to loans to wages and insurance claims.
Inside the April Report
- 26%: Share of consumers willing to pay a fee to receive government disbursements instantly
- 69%: Portion of paycheck-to-paycheck consumers who select instant disbursement options when available
- 28%: Share of bridge millennials who prefer instant disbursements but opt out because they have to pay a fee
Disbursements Satisfaction Report
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Disbursements Satisfaction Playbook: Who Pays, Who Collects and What Payment Methods Are Used
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Disbursements Satisfaction 2020: Monetizing Payout Choice
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Disbursement Satisfaction Report: Monetizing Payout Choice
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Disbursement Satisfaction Report – October 2019
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Disbursement Satisfaction Index – March 2019
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Disbursement Satisfaction Index – June 2018