Europe

Cards are less dominant and Online Banking Services dominate.

UK

Debit cards dominate. Open Banking solutions are emerging rapidly and there are significant Alternative Payment methods. UK is an early adopter of all-things-eCom.

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Canada

Very high Bank Account penetration and Online Bank Transfers dominate.

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Middle East

Wire transfers and cards have dominant market share.

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India

A population of 1.4 billion means India is ultra attractive. Card penetration is relatively low and Online Bank Transfers dominate. Cash is still very relevant.

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Japan

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Australia / New Zealand

High Bank Account penetration so cards and online banking services are required.

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South America

Bank Account penetration is lower and a multitude of local methods prevail. Cash is still significant.

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USA

Card adoption is super-high and, so, dominate in eCommerce

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South Africa

Higher Bank Account penetration so cards are relevant.

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Africa

Telephony based payment methods dominate.

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China

A population of 1.4 Billion means China is ultra attractive. Independent cards and Bank cards prevail, while Wallets continue to grow.

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Scandinavia

Mostly mirrors Europe with cards and Online Banking Services. Some of the dominant European Alternatives were born out of Skandinavia.

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CIS

Cards dominate the regional eCommerce.

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South East Asia

South East Asia is certainly an emerging market, solutions are diverse and expanding.

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North America

North America (the US, Canada and Bermuda) is home to over 357 million people with a total GDP of 19.6 trillion USD. There are currently 223 million people shopping online, with 30 million more new users expected by 2021.