Tobias Trütsch
Title
Dr.
Last Name
Trütsch
First name
Tobias
Email
tobias.truetsch@unisg.ch
ORCID
Phone
+41 71 224 71 55
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Item type:Publication, Swiss Payment Monitor 2024-2 - Wie bezahlt die Schweiz? // Swiss Payment Monitor 2024-2 - How does Switzerland pay?(2024-08-22) ;Graf, Sandro ;Nina Heim ;Marcel StadelmannMobile payment by broad definition is now the most widely used payment method in Switzerland, both in terms of turnover and the number of transactions. The debit card (non-mobile use) has lost significant share and, in contrast to the last surveys, is still in second place when analysing the overall market. An analysis by billing product shows that credit cards have also benefited from the growth in mobile payments and have regained the top position in terms of turnover. In terms of the number of transactions, the debit card as a billing product remains in first place ahead of cash, credit cards and mobile payments in the true sense of the word, which has been able to increase its share significantly. Twint is clearly the dominant mobile payment solution in Switzerland and continues to grow in terms of usage.Type:work report - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Swiss Payment Monitor 2024-1 - Wie bezahlt die Schweiz? // Swiss Payment Monitor 2024-1 - How does Switzerland pay?(2024-02-22); ;Graf, Sandro ;Nina HeimMarcel StadelmannFor the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Swiss population has been using cash much less frequently. Mobile payments, however, are growing steadily and used almost as frequently as cash. The Swiss Payment Monitor conducted by the ZHAW and the University of St. Gallen also reveals that debit cards continue to extend their lead as the most popular means of payment.Type:work report