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英國即時付款:市場佔有率分析、行業趨勢、統計數據和成長預測(2025-2030)United Kingdom Real Time Payments - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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英國即時付款市場預計在預測期內複合年成長率為 11.45%。
據估計,2021年英國將記錄34億筆即時交易,為企業和消費者節省9.5億美元的成本。這導致額外創造了32億美元的經濟產出,相當於該國GDP的0.10%。
到 2026 年,即時交易預計將成長至 58 億筆,為消費者和企業節省的淨成本將達到 18 億美元。這佔該國預計 GDP 的 0.11%,將有助於創造 38 億美元的額外經濟產出。這意味著即時付款的潛在經濟效益仍未開發。
根據 Cebr 的說法,如果所有費用都是即時進行的,理論上到 2026 年可能會使官方 GDP 增加 2.7%。儘管消費者獲得即時付款既簡單又便宜,英國的付款仍然嚴重依賴傳統工具,尤其是銀行卡。
在COVID-19大流行期間,即時付款的佔有率相對較高(佔所有交易的9.2%),但到2021年,英國消費者和企業從即時付款中獲得的淨收益將達到9.5億美元。 。
其中最大的一項是付款系統內交易成本降低所帶來的淨節省。以每筆交易計算,英國即時付款目前的平均付款成本比所有非即時價格的加權平均組合低 14.1%。
在英國,封鎖措施導致 2020 年至 2021 年大部分經濟停擺。企業也轉向在家工作,減少差旅費用和在市中心的支出。景氣和消費者信心下降導致消費者減少可自由支配支出和商業投資,導致 2020-21 年 GDP 下降 9.8%。
除了上述因素導致支付總額下降外,2020 年英國個人和企業的支付方式也發生了變化。這包括人們更多地使用非接觸式、線上和行動錢包管道,主要以現金付款為代價。疫情也影響了英國即時付款市場。
2020年,新冠肺炎疫情席捲全球,大大影響了我們的生活和工作方式。毫不奇怪,這對英國付款額產生了影響,2020 年英國支付金額下降了 11% 至 356 億日圓。
此外,2020 年卡片付款總額有所下降,但卡片付款的佔有率增加,2020 年超過一半(52%)的付款是卡片付款的。這是因為許多零售商鼓勵刷卡和非接觸式使用,而且由於封鎖,許多人選擇網路購物。同時,實體店和接觸密集型服務被關閉。
隨著消費者偏好的快速變化,英國即時付款市場已成為利潤豐厚的選擇,並吸引了大量投資。具有巨大的成長潛力,市場隨著新參與企業變得越來越分散。服務提供者正在建立夥伴關係以促進產品創新。
2021年,英國金融市場研究顯示,年輕人比老年人更有可能使用Apple Pay、Google Pay或Samsung Pay。 2020 年,近三分之一(32%,即 1,730 萬)成年人口使用行動付款,較 2019 年增加了 740 萬(75%)。在使用行動付款的人中,84% 的人進行了支付。這些註冊用戶中有一半 (50%) 每兩週或更長時間付款一次。
The United Kingdom Real Time Payments Market is expected to register a CAGR of 11.45% during the forecast period.
The UK recorded 3.4 billion real-time transactions in 2021, which resulted in an estimated cost savings of USD 950 million for businesses and consumers. This helped unlock USD 3.2 billion of additional economic output, representing 0.10% of the country's GDP.
With real-time transactions rising to 5.8 billion in 2026, net savings for consumers and businesses are forecast to climb to USD 1.8 billion. That would help to generate an additional USD 3.8 billion of economic output, equivalent to 0.11% of the country's forecasted GDP. That means the potential economic benefits of real-time payments remain untapped.
According to the Cebr, the theoretical impact of all charges being real-time could add 2.7% to formal GDP by 2026. Payments in the UK are still very much tied to traditional tools - especially cards - despite being easy and cheap for consumers to access real-time payments.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a relatively strong real-time payments mix share (9.2% of all transactions), in 2021, net benefits for consumers and businesses of real-time payments hit USD 950 million in the United Kingdom.
The largest component of this was net savings through the transaction costs within the payments system. On a per-transaction basis, real-time payments in the UK currently have a 14.1% lower average payments cost than the weighted average mix of all non-real-time prices.
In the United Kingdom, lockdowns resulted in large parts of the economy shutting down for details 2020-2021. Businesses also switched to working from home, reducing expenditure on travel and spending in city centers. The fall in business and consumer confidence saw consumers reduce discretionary spending while lower levels of business investment resulted in GDP falling by 9.8% in 2020-21.
Keeping above mentioned factors contributing to the fall in total payment volumes, 2020 in the UK also saw changes in how people and businesses paid. This included people making greater use of contactless, online, and mobile wallet channels, largely at the expense of cash payments. This is a permanent change to people's behavior, as in many other parts of people's lives; the pandemic has also affected UK real-time payment markets.
In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic hit the world, significantly impacting how most of us live and work. Unsurprisingly this also affected payment volumes in the UK, which declined by 11% to 35.6 billion in 2020.
Moreover, overall card payments in 2020 declined, and their share of payments increased, with over half (52%) of all payments made by cards in 2020. This was due to many retailers encouraging card and contactless use, along with lockdowns resulting in many people opting to shop online. At the same time, physical stores and contact-intensive services were shut down.
With consumer preferences changing rapidly, the United Kingdom real-time payments market has become a lucrative option and thus, has attracted a huge amount of investments. Due to the huge growth potential, the market is moving towards fragmentation due to the new entrants. The service providers are engaging in partnerships to promote product innovation.
In 2021, according to UK Finance market research, younger people were more likely than older people to use either Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay. Nearly a third (32%, 17.3 million people) of the adult population had registered for mobile payments in 2020, an increase of 7.4 million people (75%) compared with 2019. Of those noted for mobile payments, 84% of these people recorded a payment. Half (50%) of these registered users made payments fortnightly or more frequently.