UK Payment Markets 2024

An analysis of recent and emerging developments for all forms of payments.

UK Payment Markets 2024 provides detailed commentary on trends in payment markets in 2023 and forecasts up to 2033. It includes statistical tables of historic and forecast data for payments and cash acquisition between 2013 and 2033.

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