PYMNTS publishes a survey on digital wallet usage
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In June 2026, PYMNTS conducted a survey of U.S. adults, with 2,179 people participating. According to the survey results, 33% of U.S. consumers had used a digital wallet online in the 30 days preceding the survey. PYMNTS therefore estimated that approximately 87 million U.S. adults use digital wallets to make online payments. On October 14, 2026, PYMNTS published the above survey results. The developments disclosed in the report currently mainly include the proportion of online digital wallet usage and the corresponding user base. The report did not provide information on trend changes over a longer period, comparisons among different wallets, or other details such as respondents’ usage frequency.
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- PYMNTSPYMNTS Report: 33% of U.S. Consumers Used Digital Wallets Online in the Past 30 Days
A PYMNTS survey of 2,179 U.S. adults conducted in June 2026 found that 33% of U.S. consumers had used digital wallets online in the past 30 days, with about 87 million adults using wallets for online payments.
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