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Mobile Payments Surge: Debit Cards Dominate Wallets in 2023
Mobile payments are booming, with 90% of users preferring debit cards as their default method. This trend highlights the shift from cash to digital transactions, showcasing the growing reliance on mobile wallets. As consumers embrace convenience, the decline of cash payments is slowing, indicating a significant change in spending habits.
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