2024-10-14 05:40:08
Business
Economy

The Decline of Cash Payments in Germany

Despite being more reliant on cash than many European neighbors, Germans are gradually embracing electronic payments. Cash transactions in Germany have decreased from 83% in 2008 to 51% in 2023, reflecting a significant shift in consumer behavior.

In contrast, countries like Italy, Malta, Spain, and Austria still lag behind in adopting digital payments. The global payments industry, which generated $1.8 trillion in revenue in 2022, is expected to see reduced growth, dropping from 9% to a projected 5% by 2028. This trend highlights the evolving landscape of payment methods, as cash usage declines in favor of more convenient electronic alternatives.

t-online
14. Oktober 2024 um 02:00

Germans still pay cash more often than many of their neighbors

Finance
Economy
Technology
Germans pay cash more often than consumers in Norway, Luxembourg, Ireland and Denmark, where electronic payments dominate. However, the cash share in Germany is also declining, from 83% (2008) to 51% (2023).
Tagesspiegel
14. Oktober 2024 um 02:02

Money in the wallet: Germans still pay cash more often than many of their neighbors

Economy
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Compared to other countries like Norway, Luxembourg, Ireland and Denmark, Germans pay in cash above average. However, the share of cash payments is also declining in Germany.
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