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POLL
In your opinion, for which situation would the SEPA Request-to-Pay (SRTP) scheme be the most useful?
For Person-to-Person payments (P2P) (18%)
Customer-to-Merchant (C2M) or Merchant-to-Customer (M2C) (34%)
Other Business-to-Customer (B2C) or Customer-to-Business (C2B) (21%)
Business-to-Business (B2B) (18%)
Business-to-Government (B2G) or Government-to-Business (G2B) (1%)
Government-to-Customer (G2C) (7%)
Other (1%)
POLL
In your opinion, what will be the SCT Inst volumes’ estimated share in total CT volumes (SCT + SCT Inst) in Q4-2022? (Latest data: 7.47% in Q3 2020)
less than 10% (20%)
11%-20% (22%)
21%-30% (20%)
31%-40% (19%)
above 40% (20%)
POLL
What will be the market share of cash by 2025 in the euro area as a % of the total number of POS payments? ECB data showed an average* share of 78.8% in 2016. *The relative usage of cash differs greatly among the 19 euro area countries
less than 11% (8%)
11%-20% (12%)
21%-30% (14%)
31%-40% (17%)
41%-50% (15%)
51%-60% (13%)
61%-70% (13%)
above 70% (8%)
POLL
When do you believe that electronic identification (eID) will play a critical role in customer identification and authentication for payments in Europe?
Already now (32%)
Within 2 years (28%)
Within 2-5 years (24%)
Within 5-10 years (6%)
Beyond 10 years (5%)
Never (5%)
POLL
Which biometric authentication technology do you consider to offer the greatest potential for customer adoption for payments in the coming 5 years?
Fingerprint scanning (31%)
Facial recognition (11%)
Eye recognition (10%)
Palm and vein reader recognition (4%)
Voice recognition (5%)
Other (4%)
Multiple (29%)
None (5%)
POLL
According to you, by when in Europe it will be a common practice to no longer check-out at physical merchants’? (i.e. payments taking place in the background):
In 3 years (12%)
In 5 years (32%)
In 10 years (29%)
More than 10 years (26%)
POLL
When do you think the critical mass of SEPA Instant Credit Transfer transactions will be reached across Europe?
In 2018 (13%)
In 2019 (28%)
In 2020 (27%)
After 2020 (32%)
POLL
In your opinion, for which situation would the SEPA Instant Credit Transfer scheme be the most useful?
For consumer-to-business payments, when small businesses require to be paid on the spot (ex: moving company, antique dealer…) (48%)
For person-to-person payments (35%)
For transactions between corporates (14%)
For government-related payments (taxes…) (1%)
Other (2%)
POLL
In your opinion, how may blockchain technology impact the European payments landscape by 2025?
No significant impact (9%)
Impact in some niches or aspects of the payments activity (36%)
Emergence of innovative customer payment solutions based on blockchain (31%)
Impact on the overall infrastructure underlying the payments mass market (24%)
POLL
Future of payments: in your view, which of the following factors is most likely to trigger the next wave of innovation in the European payments market?
Mobile payments (29%)
Instant payments (42%)
Regulation (7%)
Virtual currencies (11%)
Cyber security (12%)
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