More than four in ten UK consumers now make in-person and ecommerce purchases from their mobile device on a weekly basis (43%), making mobile payments “the predominant form of payment” in the country with mobile commerce transaction values predicted to reach £100m (US$112m) by 2024, according to research published by payment services provider Rapyd.
The research also shows that 29% of UK consumers now use Apple Pay — “the highest observed [usage] in Europe” — and 16% say Apple Pay is their preferred method for making in-person payments compared with 16% who say credit card and 12% who say cash.
Nearly half of UK consumers have also used their mobile device to make an ecommerce payment in the last 90 days (49%) rather than a laptop (47%), most commonly for clothing, restaurant meals, groceries and utility bills, according to the research.
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