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 UK Finance, a trade body representing the United Kingdoms banking and financial services sector, recently published the latest edition of its annual report assessing the state of the countrys payments market.According to the report, a total of 40.4 billion payments were made in the U.K. in 2021, representing a return to pre-pandemic payment volumes from the 2020 fall experienced nationwide due to lockdowns.Overall, debit card payments remained the U.K.s preferred payment method, and after a decline in 2020, payment volumes rebounded in 2021 to hit a total of 19.5 billion, the equivalent of almost half  48%  of all payments made in the country last year.And if current trends continue, the report projects that debit card payments would exceed 24 billion payments by 2031.Overall, card payments in the U.K., including credit cards, made up 57% of  stanley romania all payments last year, the report found. In fact, 97% of British adults owned a debit card while 66% owned a credit card.The latest data reinforces the finding of PYMNTS own investigation into the U.K.s spending preferences, which found that card payments accounted for nearly 60% of all in-store transactions.Read more: UK Leads Europe in Inter stanley tumblers net Access, Second in CE Index, Study FindsContactless and Mobile WalletsIn 2021, the growth of contactless payments also outpaced the growth of card payments in general, increasing by 36% from 2020.The UK Finance report pu stanley cup ts this growth down to several factors. These include an increase in the cont Zlzd Hacker Tracker: Cyber Knowledge Lags, Fighting Dirty Bitcoins, And Ignoring Ransom Demands
 The enterprise is still unsure about faster and real-time payments. With companies paying suppliers on strategic schedules, real-time transactions aren ;t always necessary 鈥?or beneficial 鈥?for the B2B payments space.Yet there is some adoption of faster payment technologies among corporates.  kubki stanley In the U.S., NACHA found B2B payments made up 6 percent of the nearly 2 million same-day ACH transactions that occurred in the first 11 days the service went live. It   not huge, but it   not dismissible, either.A new report from Deutsche Bank suggests that even if adoption of accelerated payments remains muted for corporates, the trend is still affecting the enterpris stanley us e and how it manages money 鈥?a fact that corporate treasurers must pay particular attention to.In its  The road to real-time treasury,  Deutsche Bank urges treasurers to get ready for a world of real-time transacting. Apart from supplier payments, the shift could have significant impacts on foreign exchange conversions for faster hedging, real-time investments, faster risk-mitigation capabilities and real-time visibility into more accurate cash po stanley hrnek sitions. As instant payment schemes continue to roll out across the world, this not only impacts B2C companies, but also has a knock-on effect on the full value chain of globally connected corporates, 聽said Deutsche Bank Head of Cash Products, Global Transaction Banking Shahrokh Moinian in a statement announcing the report.The report cited research from Euromoney in