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The Future of Payments in Europe

A new report exploring issues and innovations that could emerge over the next decade of payments foresees cash remaining an important option to 2030 and beyond, with experts anticipating there will be many who continue to use it ‘unless people’s hands are forced’.

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<p>35% of Europeans are concerned young people who use less cash will struggle to learn how to budget and save</p>

The COVID-19 pandemic occasioned a shift in European payment behaviour, accelerating the progress of digital payments and seeing a rise in overall payment options. This report examines how these and potential future payments will develop over the coming decade, and where cash usage could fit alongside them.

35% of Europeans are concerned young people who use less cash will struggle to learn how to budget and save

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Report Predicts Cash Usage Rebound

New research predicts the global payments sector is set for a rapid return to growth, with cash usage rebounding this year, though likely not to its full pre-pandemic levels.

<p>63% of Europeans are concerned by recent declines in cash accessibility</p>

This statistic is from the European Payments Landscape in 2030 Report, which examines how present and potential future payment options will develop over the coming decade, and where cash usage could fit alongside them.

63% of Europeans are concerned by recent declines in cash accessibility

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