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… New research shows that since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian businesses and consumers appear to … well-protected by their financial institution or credit card provider when it comes to making payments. Of those … else and requesting money’ (29 per cent), and ‘credit card payment fraud’ - either concerning an unauthorized …

… COVID-19 maintains grip on shifting spending and purchasing … being uncomfortable when they have to touch debit or credit card payment machines  Preference for contactless payments  … 47 per cent of Canadians report tapping their credit cards more versus 42 per cent who report tapping their debit …

… Credit card use exceeds debit for first time with 16 per cent YOY growth; Cash use shrinks a further 9 per … methods and channels - including contactless (tapping card or mobile phone), wearables, in-app payments and …

… places that don’t accept contactless payments. OTTAWA, May 13, 2020 - New data from a Payments Canada study on payment … the COVID-19 pandemic: Using less cash, cheques and prepaid cards.  62 per cent of Canadians reported using cash less … cheques less frequently. 36 per cent reported using prepaid cards less. Using Interac e-Transfer, PayPal and credit …

… to rise in both the online and offline point-of-sale (POS).1 We expect this trend to accelerate with the introduction … to hail a ride. Many of these in-app payments leverage a card-on-file, which makes the payments experience invisible for consumers. In terms of card-on-file usage, younger consumers are significantly more …

… consumers adopt new technologies Ottawa, ON -- (December 18, 2015) – New research released today from the Canadian … point-of-sale (POS) environment is tilting towards credit card use. This could be attributed to credit cards' head-start on contactless (i.e. tapping at the …

… shift in purchasing behaviours since the onset of COVID-19 continues, reveals new Payments Canada study 85% of … the same as six months ago.  42% are tapping their debit card and 43% are tapping their credit cards more against payment terminals, compared to 42% and …

… 44 per cent say COVID-19 has changed their payments preferences to digital and … of Canadians surveyed report tapping their debit and credit cards more often than pre-COVID, compared to 53 per cent at … are uncomfortable when they have to touch debit or credit card payment machines. 36 per cent of Canadians report …