Nearly 70 Percent of Indian Millennials in Financial Technology Sector Purchase Goods on Their Mobile Device—and 33 Percent Prefer to Use Mobile ‘Alternative' Payments
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The inaugural Indian FinTech Commerce & Payment Study asked approximately 400 employees in the FinTech space about their shopping habits and payment preferences for in-store and online transactions. Principle findings of the survey include:
- Migrating To Mobile: 67 percent of millennials purchased goods via their mobile device. For those who shop using their mobile device, they do so more frequently—and with lower transaction values—than non-millennials.
- Lack of Trust in Merchants: Only 25 percent strongly agree that online merchants will keep their payment details safe, and 35 percent strongly agree that in-store merchants will do so. This is in stark contrast to the 78 percent who strongly agree that banks will keep their payment details safe, presenting an opportunity for banks looking to grow into the eCommerce space.
- Alternative Payments: More than a third of respondents prefer alternative payments (e.g. PayPal, AliPay) for mobile-initiated purchases. 23 percent prefer alternative payments for transactions originating via desktop—and 95 percent of those who use alternative payments expect their usage to remain or increase in the next 12 months.
- Consumers Shop Across Multiple-Devices: Today's consumers want to buy goods and services anytime, anywhere. Of those surveyed about their monthly shopping habits: 94 percent shop online, 87 percent shop in-store and 65 percent shop from their mobile device.
"FinTech workers are an attractive demographic for merchants. They are
upwardly mobile, earn wages that are significantly above average and are
early adopters of technology. The shopping and payment habits of FinTech
workers give an early indication of where the market in
"The Indian retail market is going through unprecedented change.
Consumers are shopping across multiple channels and how they pay is
dramatically changing. Regulators are now catching up quickly, and the
pace of development will increase," said
Preliminary findings from the report will be presented during a VIP
roundtable at the PayNext Insights 2016 conference in
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