
The Convenience Catalyst: How Consumer Experience Features Drive Credit Card Usage
It Takes More Than Convenience to Woo Credit Card Users
Almost two-thirds of active credit card users value their cards for the ease and convenience they offer. But PYMNTS’ survey of more than 2,000 U.S. card users in The Convenience Catalyst report, a collaboration with Elan (a division of U.S. Bank), showed that providing simple convenience wasn’t enough for issuers to get a leg up on their competitors, while also revealing that issuers need to focus on data security, rewards and privacy features to keep their own cards top-of-wallet.
Inside the December Report
- 38%: Share of consumers who pay their credit card bills every month
- 79%: Share of all active credit card users who select credit cards because of their data security
- 64%: Share of active payment card users who look for a minimum of four features when selecting a credit card
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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Digital Payments Evolution: Virtual Cards Poised to Take Off
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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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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