JD.com experienced a surge in net revenues for its most recent quarter amid a pandemic-bolstered rise in eCommerce. In personal finance, average consumer-level credit card balances have fallen during the course of the pandemic. And in banking technology, a sizable number of consumers in the United States don’t use mobile banking apps because they are dissatisfied with the user experience of those programs. All this, Today in Data.
Data:
$5,075: Average consumer-level credit card balance as of Q3 2020.
68%: Portion of banking app users who want transaction-specific authentication for added security.
47.7M: Approximate number of U.S. consumers who don’t use mobile banking apps because they are dissatisfied with the user experience.
38%: Share of consumers depositing checks who are more likely to do so via app than before the pandemic.
$25.7B: Amount of JD.com’s Q3 net revenues amid a pandemic-boosted surge in eCommerce.
