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Mobile Payments Still Confusing, Still Growing

July 06, 2016

The category certainly shows positive momentum. Last month, Parks Associates released research that found that one quarter of U.S. smartphone owners use payment apps at least once monthly and that more than 3 million retailers use Apple Pay and Android Pay. Consumers, the research found, prefer retailer-specific apps. The top three areas payment apps are used for are food and drink, clothing and event tickets.

From the article "Mobile Payments Still Confusing, Still Growing" by Carl Weinschenk.

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Mobile Payments Still Confusing, Still Growing

Previously In The News

You Can Save Over $350 a Year on Streaming Services If You Don’t Mind Commercials

Americans Are Spending Less on Streaming in 2023 As Cord Cutters Cut Back

Smart Home Owners Grow Increasingly Concerned About Cybersecurity

More Than Half of U.S. Households Dealt With a Data Privacy Problem, Study Says

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