Payments Pulse Survey

May 9, 2017

As we progress through Modernization, it is important to regularly take the pulse on the attitudes and behaviours of Canadians regarding the increasing digitization of payment transactions. What is their level of adoption to date? How do they feel about moving towards a more “paperless” payments system? In the context of wider technological innovations, how safe and secure do they feel about new innovations in payments? As the following Payments Pulse Survey reveals, adoption rates of new technologies may remain low, but endorsement from early adopters, openness to change and high anticipation suggest a shift is on the way. Gerry Gaetz CEO, Payments Canada

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