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Data Snack: Most consumers trust mobile wallets enough to leave their physical wallets at home

  • Mobile wallets and contactless payments continue to gain adoption even as the pandemic’s effects subside globally.
  • Most consumers in the US, UK, and Australia now trust mobile wallets enough to leave their physical wallets at home, according to a recent Marqeta report.
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