50 % of payment companies see dealers who accept crypto bills within 3 years (survey)

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Eine gemeinsame Studie von Ripple und der Faster Payments Council (FPC) schätzt, dass mehr als die Hälfte der befragten Führungskräfte von Zahlungsdienstleistern glauben, dass die meisten Händler innerhalb von ein bis drei Jahren Kryptowährungen als Zahlungsmethode akzeptieren werden. Fast alle Teilnehmer schlagen vor, dass die Blockchain-Technologie in naher Zukunft schnellere Finanztransaktionen ermöglichen wird. Krypto könnte grenzüberschreitende Zahlungen verändern Mehr als die Hälfte der 300 Befragten denken Globale Händler werden in den nächsten drei Jahren „Ja“ zu Kryptozahlungen sagen. Teilnehmer aus dem Nahen Osten und Afrika sind optimistischer: 27 % glauben, dass dies in den nächsten 12 Monaten passieren wird. Lateinamerikaner …
A joint study by Ripple and the Faster Payments Council (FPC) estimates that more than half of the managers surveyed by payment service providers believe that most dealers will accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method within one to three years. Almost all participants suggest that blockchain technology will enable faster financial transactions in the near future. Crypto could change cross -border payments more than half of the 300 surveyed thinking global dealers will say “yes” to crypto payments in the next three years. Participants from the Middle East and Africa are more optimistic: 27 % believe that this will happen in the next 12 months. Latin American ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

A common study by Ripple and the Faster Payments Council (FPC) estimates that more than half of the managers surveyed believe that most dealers will accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method within one to three years.

Almost all participants suggest that blockchain technology will enable faster financial transactions in the near future.

crypto could change cross-border payments

More than half of the 300 questioned think global dealers will say "yes" to crypto payments in the next three years. Participants from the Middle East and Africa are more optimistic: 27 % believe that this will happen in the next 12 months. Latin Americans seem to be most bearish, with 67 % assuming that this will be the case in more than three years.

Over 50 % of managers surveyed believe that the reduction in payment costs (both internationally and locally) is the main advantage of crypto.

"In particular domestic payment providers see crypto in response to transaction and processing fees-which, according to the US Chamber of Commerce, often amounts to up to 4 %. Although these providers call lower costs for cross-border payments as primary promises of value from crypto, only about half of the border Payment services today," says the study.

The vast majority of respondents (97 %) believe that cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology will play an "essential or very significant" role in enabling faster transactions in the next 36 months. They also claimed that digital assets could change cross -border bills.

The marketing company Juniper Research, based in Great Britain, supported this idea and said that blockchain technology has the potential that will increase international transactions by 2030.

"Observer should not underestimate the transformative chance here: Global cross-border payment flows are expected to reach $ 156 trillion-driven by an average annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5 %," added the analysis.

Only 17 % have already assumed crypto payments

Despite the overall optimistic attitude to the possible advantages of crypto, only 17 % of those surveyed stated that they had introduced cryptocurrencies as a means of payment. The main obstacles for companies to jump on the moving train are regulatory uncertainty (87 %), limited acceptance in the industry (45 %) and concerns about customer protection (24 %).

, however, Ripple said that the United States could be on the right track to determine adequate cryptocurrency rules, and outlined President Joe Biden's timetable to regulate and ensure maximum investor protection. Susan Friedman-Director of Politics at Ripple-also said that communication between the blockchain company and the US authorities recently improved:

"We now have leaders in the congress on both sides of the Ganges who are committed to legislative solutions. The dialogue around crypto is much more sophisticated than two years ago", Susan Friedman-Director of Policy, Ripple.

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