Bank customers in Poland more likely to use e-banking than in other CEE countries

Polish consumers are enthusiasts of digital services, appreciating them primarily for their speed, convenience and the ability to use them anywhere, anytime. Greater digitalization of Polish consumers in the context of Central and Eastern Europe can be seen in the use of financial services. The vast majority (81%) of respondents from our country use online banking (average for the region 63%), and mobile payment services (understood as mobile wallets and mobile banking) are most often used in the region – on average almost 10 times a month (average for region is 5.4), according to a Mastercard study.
The digital advancement of Poles can also be seen in the example of wearable devices used for paying, like smartwatches or fitness bands. The Mastercard study shows that over every fourth consumer (27%) would like to pay wearables, which is the best result in the region. Generally, 15% of respondents have any device of this type, according to the study.
(ISBnews)