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… 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 cards more frequently. 31 per cent of Canadians who used to …

… 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 … 7 https://www.bofaml.com/en-us/content/psd2-regulation-aisp-pisp-payment-innovation.html 8 “Sale of …

… 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 register with cards or mobile devices) and customer loyalty rewards …

… 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 … are uncomfortable when they have to touch a debit or credit card payment machine, down slightly from 37% six months …

… 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 … Continued decline in use of cash, cheques and prepaid cards Concerns of surface contact with cash and coins have …