We’re getting more used to paying by mobile but we’ve not hit mass acceptance just yet. That’s according to a new survey from eMarketer which found that just 22% of British smartphone users will use the device to pay for goods.
Although that sounds like an impressive amount for a relatively new technology, it’s dwarfed by countries such as China where 77% of smartphone users are happy to pay by phone. Even in Europe, there are users who are more content to use the technology: 39% of Danish smartphone customers and 34% of Swedish one will turn to their phones at point of sale.
