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Prepaid card market (value terms) in the region increased at a CAGR of 7.6% during 2019-2023. Over the forecast period of 2024 to 2028, the market is expected to record a CAGR of 9.1%, increasing from US$251.53 billion in 2023 to reach US$395.93 billion by 2028.
This report provides a detailed data centric analysis of prepaid payment instruments, covering spend through prepaid cards and digital wallets across retail and corporate consumer segments. In addition, it provides a snapshot of consumer behaviour and retail spend dynamics in Europe. With over 100 KPIs at country level, this report provides comprehensive understanding of prepaid card and digital wallet card market dynamics.
The prepaid card industry is poised to grow at an accelerated rate over the medium term in Europe. The growth will be driven by the rising adoption of digital wallets across the region, as the shift towards a cashless society continues to gain momentum. In the United Kingdom, cash payments have declined from 54% in 2012 to 14% in 2022, according to a report from UK Finance. The trend is set to continue further in 2024.
The adoption of digital wallets will be largely driven by the European Payments Initiative, under which an EU-wide digital wallet will be launched, initially in France, Germany, and Belgium in 2024. Payment giants like Mastercard are also launching new products to drive digital wallet uptake in Europe. Overall, the publisher maintains a robust growth outlook for the prepaid card market in Europe over the next three to four years.
Europe is set to make a significant push for digital wallet adoption to become a cashless society
The number of mobile and digital payments has grown significantly over the last few years. According to a report from eClear, transaction values have increased 30% over the last three years in Europe. This shows that the payment method is gaining strong traction among consumers across the region.
Apple Pay, PayPal, and Samsung Pay are among the most popular digital wallets, but preferences vary substantially by country.
In Russia, consumers prefer using YooMoney and QIWI for payments, while in the Netherlands, iDEAL is the popular choice, and in Germany, PayPal is widely used. In 2024, the uptake of digital wallets is poised to record further growth in many of the European nations. The publisher expects the European Payments Initiative, under which an EU-wide digital wallet will be launched in markets like France, Germany, and Belgium in 2024, to drive the uptake of prepaid payment instruments substantially over the medium term.
Mastercard launched Wallet Express to drive the uptake of digital wallets in the European region
Mastercard, in December 2023, introduced a new program in Europe that helps banks and card issuers provide their customers with more options for digital wallets on their smartphones or wearable gadgets. This program makes it easier for these financial institutions to support multiple digital wallets at once.
These innovative product launches are set to drive the uptake of digital wallets across Europe, thereby supporting the growth of the prepaid card industry in the region over the next three to four years.
UK-based banking firm launches multi-currency debit card to take on popular fintech firms
With the likes of Revolut and Wise recording strong growth in the United Kingdom market, traditional banking institutions are also making a push into the sector, thereby driving the competitive landscape in 2024.
HSBC, notably, is not the only banking institution to foray into the fintech sector. JPMorgan, the US-based investment bank, also forayed into the digital banking market with the launch of Chase UK in 2021. HSBC entered the fintech market with a US$35 million investment in Monese in 2022. Now, with the new app and debit card launch, HSBC is seeking to further strengthen its position in the fast-growing fintech and prepaid card industry in the United Kingdom.
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