Report Summary:
Market Data Forecast’s "Ireland Cards And Payments Market" report offers a distinct range of possibilities in the market of payment cards along with the accurately validated statistics of operational cards in the market and their total transactional values. It suggests profitable marketing strategies considering the competitive landscape in the market, purchase trends, payments options in online trade and significant government frameworks impacting the overall payment cards market of Ireland.
Our report kindles the hidden opportunities with dependable information about different types of cash transactions, volumes of cardholders, market proportion, current accounts, increase within the number of cards, credit cards outstanding balances, transactional values, details of the issuers at the side of available banking schemes and futuristic analysis of overall cards and payment marketplace in Ireland.
Ireland Cards and Payments Market – Key Insights:
The government initiatives like replacement of flat annual stamp duty with surcharge and free debit card transactions at POS terminals pointing towards the use of cashless transactions and use of debit cards for in-store payments and POS terminals.
The implementation of EU-wide cap on interchange fees and its effects on the card issues and schemes favors the merchants to save almost EUR 36 million annually thereby increasing the acceptance of card-based payments.
The expanding use of contactless payments in Ireland attributing to the increase in spending limit from EUR 15 to EUR 30 and growing adoption of this technology at retail outlets. Most of the major banks like Krediet bank ABB Insurance CERA (KBC Bank), Allied Irish Bank (AIB), Permanent TSB, Bank of Ireland (BOI), and Ulster Bank now offer contactless cards. Visa reports close to 3 million contactless transactions are happening every week in Ireland.
Some of the Dominating players in the Market:
Key Questions Answered by the report
Reasons to Purchase this report
1. Definitions
2. Research Methodology
2.1 Research Process
2.1.1 Market Sizing
2.1.2 Competitor Analysis
2.1.3 Market Forecasting
2.1.4 Quality Control Process
3. Executive Summary
4. Industry Benchmarking
5. Market Attractiveness
6. Industry Enablers
6.1 Emerging Payment Technologies
6.2 Growing E-commerce Market
6.2.1 E-commerce Mix by Payment Method
6.3 EMV Migration
6.4 Contactless Cards
7. Regulatory Framework
8. Key Industry Events
9. Merchant Acquiring Business Overview
9.1 Business Overview & Key Operators
9.2 Regulatory Framework
9.3 Technological Changes
10. Market Segmentation
10.1 Cards for Students
10.2 Cards for Travelers
10.3 Cards for High-income Customers
10.4 Cards for Frequent Shoppers
11. Market Sizing
11.1 Debit Cards Market Overview
11.1.1 Scheme Providers
11.1.2 Key Issuers
11.2 Pay Later Cards Market Overview
11.2.1 Scheme Providers
11.2.2 Key Issuers
11.3 Payment Terminals Market
11.4 Payment Instruments Market
12. Key Operators in the Market
12.1 Allied Irish Bank
12.1.1 Company Snapshot
12.1.2 SWOT Analysis
12.1.3 Cards Portfolio
12.2 Bank of Ireland
12.2.1 Company Snapshot
12.2.2 SWOT Analysis
12.2.3 Cards Portfolio
12.3 Ulster Bank
12.3.1 Company Snapshot
12.3.2 SWOT Analysis
12.3.3 Cards Portfolio
12.4 Permanent TSB
12.4.1 Company Snapshot
12.4.2 SWOT Analysis
12.4.3 Cards Portfolio
12.5 Avantcard
12.5.1 Company Snapshot
12.5.2 SWOT Analysis
12.5.3 Cards Portfolio
12.6 Visa
12.6.1 Company Snapshot
12.6.2 SWOT Analysis
12.6.3 Cards Portfolio
12.7 MasterCard
12.7.1 Company Snapshot
12.7.2 SWOT Analysis
12.7.3 Cards Portfolio
13. Appendix
13.1 Total Cards Market Stats
13.2 Debit Cards Market Stats
13.2.1 Debit Cards Use at Payment Terminals
13.2.2 Debit Cards Market – Scheme Providers Data
13.3 Pay Later Cards Market Stats
13.3.1 Pay Later Cards Use at Payment Terminals
13.3.2 Pay Later Cards Market – Scheme Providers Data
13.4 Payment Terminals Data
13.5 Payment Instruments Data
Ireland Cards and Payments Market
