51% of Brazilian in-store shoppers compare prices on their phones
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On October 19, 2026, PYMNTS reported that a report jointly released by PYMNTS Intelligence and Visa Acceptance Solutions showed that 51% of Brazilian in-store shoppers used their phones to compare prices at other merchants during their most recent in-store shopping trip. Based on this, the report pointed out that even after Brazilian retailers have attracted customers into their stores, they may still lose the sale because consumers compare prices on their phones while in the store. The information disclosed so far focuses on phone-based price comparison behavior in in-store shopping scenarios and its impact on retailers’ ability to close sales; it has not provided earlier data or comparisons with other time points.
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- PYMNTSBrazilian retailers may lose sales even when customers enter stores
A joint report by PYMNTS Intelligence and Visa Acceptance Solutions shows that 51% of Brazilian in-store shoppers used their phones to compare prices at other merchants during their most recent in-store shopping trip, meaning retailers may still lose sales even after attracting customers into their stores.
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