Vital Insights into Biometric Payments Adoption shares the results of an independent US, UK and Australian survey commissioned by TNS which explores consumer attitudes toward and experiences with making biometric payments. The report reveals that 15% of adults have made a biometric payment in the last year, including a quarter of 18 to 24 year olds.
The report also highlights:
Fingerprints were chosen as the most popular identifier overall; however, the second choice varied by region
68% believe biometric payments will become more commonplace in the next 2-5 years
Trust in biometric payments among US adults has increased slightly since TNS’ last survey two years ago
Usage in the last year has been greatest among UK adults
In the US and UK more men reported security concerns, but in Australia women were most concerned
KANTAR TNS commissioned a US, Australia and UK survey in March 2018 on behalf of Transaction Network Services. The survey interviewed 1,027 US adults, 1,032 Australian adults and 1,024 UK adults. The survey was conducted by online self-completion interview between 8th – 12th March 2018.
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