In the US, paying at a physical cash register is increasingly a digital experience. A smartphone’s “wallet” can store copies of debit cards, credit cards, concert tickets — even driver’s licenses and car keys. Usage of digital wallets has surged in recent years as tap-to-pay technology becomes commonplace for everything from public transportation to buying gas or groceries. Some 62% of US consumers said they used digital wallets in 2023, compared with 47% in 2022, according to
What’s a digital wallet, exactly?
It’s an app that runs on a mobile phone, tablet, computer or other connected ...
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