Touch and go for contactless payment
A MasterCard study shows that consumers may spend up to 30% more with new contactless payment methods than with credit cards. After the first contactless transaction, users spend an average of 25% more online, 64% more abroad and 20% more in recurring payments. The study predicts that 150 million mobile devices will be contactless-enabled within the next few years
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A MasterCard study shows that consumers may spend up to 30% more with new... -
Ron van Wezel is director and global head of emerging payment streams at...
