US Consumers Added 1.5 Payment Cards to Wallets Since Pandemic, Study Finds
The 2024 Cardholder Dispute Index, created in partnership with analytics and consulting firm TSG (The Strawhecker Group), revealed that women reported having 4.8 cards on average, while men held an average of 6.2.
Previous studies, like a 2019 study from Experian, estimated the number of cards owned to be lower. According to the report authors, a shift in shopping habits after the pandemic could explanation the increase.
"The trend towards online shopping is obvious," states
The Cardholder Dispute Index also shows that cards remain the favorite payment method of most consumers, with 80 percent of those surveyed saying credit or debit cards are still their preferred way to buy online. This was followed by mobile wallets, which fewer than 10 percent of respondents preferred.
The 2024 Cardholder Dispute Index is available for free at Chargebacks911.com, and sheds light on cardholders' buying behaviors and payment preferences.
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