Relative use of contactless payments in the Netherlands 2015-2016, by age group

This statistic shows the relative use of contactless payments by consumers in the Netherlands in 2015 and 2016, by age group. In 2016, the relative use of contactless payments in total POS payments by 55 to 64 year olds was 0,7, which meant they made 30 percent less contactless payments compared to the average consumer in the Netherlands.NFC payments were introduced in the Netherlands in 2014 and mainly involves contactless payments made at points of sales, with either a debit card or a mobile phone or payments via QR codes. These methods are supported and developed by Dutch banks, such as ING and Rabobank, with larger Fintech-services such as Android Pay, Apple Pay and Pay from Samsung not yet being released in the Netherlands. In the summer of 2017, ABN Amro, ING, Rabobank and De Volksbank will launch the overarching payment service of Payconiq, which was already tested in Belgium and uses QR codes.Between the first quarter of 2015 and the first quarter of 2017, the total number of registered NFC payments in the Netherlands increased from approximately 10.5 million payments in 2015 to approximately 251 million payments in 2017. Despite that, approximately 70 percent of respondents in the Netherlands indicated they never used mobile phone payments before.

本统计数据显示了2015年和2016年荷兰消费者在各个年龄段对非接触式支付方式的相对使用情况。2016年，55至64岁年龄段消费者在总POS支付中非接触式支付的比例为0.7，这意味着他们相较于荷兰平均消费者非接触式支付的比例减少了30%。非接触式支付（NFC）于2014年在荷兰推出，主要涉及通过销售点使用借记卡、移动电话或通过二维码进行的非接触式支付。这些支付方式得到荷兰银行，如ING和Rabobank的支持和发展，而较大的金融科技公司服务，如Android Pay、Apple Pay和三星Pay在荷兰尚未推出。2017年夏季，ABN Amro、ING、Rabobank和De Volksbank将推出全面的支付服务Payconiq，该服务已在比利时进行测试，并采用二维码支付。在2015年第一季度至2017年第一季度期间，荷兰注册的非接触式支付总次数从约1050万次增加到约2.51亿次。尽管如此，约70%的荷兰受访者表示他们从未使用过手机支付。