t the moment, most people in the country are used to traveling with only a small amount of cash emergency, and choose mobile payment such as WeChat and Alipay as the main method of payment. According to information shared by the credit card rate comparison service provider Merchant Machine, China has now become the most developed country in the world for mobile payments.
Currently, in the field of mobile payments, China ranks first in the world, Norway ranks second, followed by the United Kingdom. Among them, 47% of consumers in China are using mobile wallets to pay their bills, the highest penetration rate in the world; followed by Norway, with a penetration rate of 42%; and in the third place in the UK, the mobile payment penetration rate is 24%. As for the United States, where everything wants to be the world's number one, it is ranked seventh, and only 17% use mobile payments.
Globally, mobile payment coverage in the Asia Pacific region is relatively higher. In addition to China, Japan ranks fourth with a penetration rate of 20%; Singapore ranks eighth with 17%. I am afraid that the high penetration rate in the Asia-Pacific region is also very relevant to the Chinese people who love to travel.
In terms of mobile payment platforms, the current number of users is the most WeChat, with 600 million users. Followed by Alipay, the number of people used reached 400 million. PayPal ranked third with 210 million users. Apple Pay ranked fourth with 87 million users. Samsung Pay is a little behind, and the current number of users is 34 million, ranking fifth.
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