A recent study by Juniper Research projects that digital wallet users worldwide will reach over 6 billion by 2030, marking a 35% increase from 2025. The research highlights that as the market becomes more saturated, digital wallet platforms must offer value-added features like Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL), virtual cards, and digital identity to stand out. Implementing loyalty and reward schemes is critical for wider adoption, particularly in established markets, where benefits such as cashback and reward points can drive user engagement and benefit merchants. To remain competitive and expand their user base, digital wallet platforms should also focus on providing advanced capabilities, especially for the underbanked in emerging markets.
Elsewhere in the market, Affirm Holdings was trading firmly up 11.6% and finishing the session at $73.62.
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