r/unitedkingdom•7 yr. agoshrewphysHalf of all debit card payments now contactlessbbc.co.uk/news/business-50015312bbc.co.ukPosted Oct 11, 2019, 3:37 PM UTC96ShareSave
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I still see loads of people using chip and PIN on transactions under £30, even when they obviously have a contactless card.
I don't really know why. Surely everyone knows that contactless is a thing now.
You're underestimating how badly informed the public is in regards to technology, and within that, the large amount that are wilfully ignorant and refuse to learn.
Also some weird fear about contactless too I imagine.
People still use cards?
I can't see myself ever using my phone as a replacement
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