Name: Made or received a digital payment, young (% ages 15-24)
Creator: Global Findex database

Share of young people (ages 15–24) who report making or receiving digital payments. Digital payments include mobile money, debit or credit card, mobile phone payments, or internet payments for bills or online/in-store purchases.

Digital payments: ages 15-24 by country in 2021 (made or received a digital payment, young (% ages 15-24))

In 2021, United Kingdom had the highest value (100) among 42 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	United Kingdom	100	+23.0%
1	Switzerland	100	+15.8%
1	Australia	100	+16.8%
1	Denmark	100	0.0%
1	Slovenia	100	0.0%
1	Iceland	100	–
1	Sweden	100	+6.9%
1	Luxembourg (2017)	93.59	+18.1%
1	Ukraine (2024)	90.12	-0.8%
1	Puerto Rico (2014)	44.96	–
2	China (2024)	89.89	+2.3%
2	Bahrain (2017)	61.94	+16.1%
2	Somalia (2014)	41.94	–
3	Iran, Islamic Rep. (2024)	89.04	+15.0%
3	Kuwait (2017)	55.83	-1.4%
3	Angola (2014)	10.81	–
4	Kenya (2024)	88.98	+14.5%
4	Maldives (2017)	55.24	–
4	Bhutan (2014)	9.88	–
5	Mongolia (2024)	87.71	-6.3%
5	Belarus (2017)	53	+15.9%
5	Sudan (2014)	7.77	–
6	Romania (2024)	82.52	+22.1%
6	Trinidad and Tobago (2017)	43.13	–
7	Thailand (2024)	82.21	-6.5%
7	Rwanda (2017)	36.33	+113.7%
8	France	99.24	+45.5%
8	Brazil (2024)	81.29	+4.4%
8	Haiti (2017)	24.6	+173.8%
9	Canada	98.06	+5.0%
9	Ghana (2024)	79.75	+23.3%

Made or received a digital payment, young (% ages 15-24)

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Digital payments: ages 15-24 by country in 2021 (made or received a digital payment, young (% ages 15-24))

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