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Third of UK adults use mobile contactless payments at least every month

Around one in three adults are using mobile contactless payments every month, according to a finance industry body. UK Finance said 34% of adults used mobile contactless payments at least once a month in 2023. There was a marked increase in the ...

24 Jul 2024 at 00:01

Personal Finance

57% of adults ‘are registered to use mobile wallets as cash use declines’

Half of UK adults used mobile contactless payments regularly last year, while cash accounted for less than 10% of payments for the first time, according to a banking and finance industry body. Cash made up 9% of payments in 2024, down from 23% ...

07 Oct 2025 at 12:13

Personal Finance

Digital wallets used for 29% of card transactions in 2023

The share of card transactions using a digital wallet has more than tripled in recent years, according to regulators. Digital wallets allow people to make payments using mobile phones or other electronic devices. In the UK, the biggest ...

19 Feb 2025 at 12:09

Personal Finance

‘Remarkable’ changes to the way we pay in 20 years of using chip and pin

This weekend marks 20 years since chip and pin fully replaced signatures for in-store card purchases, with the initiative transforming how people make day-to-day transactions long before people started digging out their mobile phone ...

14 Feb 2026 at 00:01

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