
Disbursement Speed Has Become a Loyalty Weapon
Money Mobility: Who Gets Paid Fast and Who Waits
Getting paid has become a defining moment of trust in the instant economy. Some consumers receive their money almost immediately, while others wait days—and the gap is reshaping satisfaction, loyalty and financial stability. The difference is no longer technical. It’s strategic. Download your copy of “Money Mobility: Who Gets Paid Fast and Who Waits,” a collaboration between PYMNTS Intelligence and Ingo Payments, now.
Inside the January Report
- Consumers who receive payouts instantly or within a day are twice as likely to report high satisfaction compared to those who wait several days. Slow payments consistently erode trust and confidence in the payout experience.
- Paycheck-to-paycheck households, younger consumers and those who rely on disbursements as their primary source of income receive funds the fastest and experience delays most acutely.
- Tips, contractor payouts and winnings arrive far more quickly than refunds and rebates. The differences reveal how urgency and willingness to pay for speed shape the adoption of instant and same-day payment options.
Money Mobility Report
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Banking Both Sides: Instant Payouts Turn Receivers Into Customers
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Five Years of Change: How Payouts Shifted from Slow and Paper-Based to Instant and Digital
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Money Mobility Ecosystem: Meeting Recipient Expectations in the Instant Economy
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Beyond Speed: The Case for Instant Payout Adoption and Stickiness
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From One-Way Payouts to Two-Way Loyalty: Turning Disbursements Into Long-Term Customer Relationships
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2023 Money Mobility Index
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The Power Of Open-Loop P2P Payments
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Money Mobility: An API-Based Innovation Guide For FinTechs
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Money Mobility: Delivering Money-Out Mobility At Scale
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Money Mobility: Navigating The Challenges Of Money-In Mobility
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Money Mobility: The FinTech’s Guide To Making Accounts Money Mobility-Ready