Digital payments to double in five years

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Global online, mobile and contactless transactions now at $2.5tn

The amount of money transferred globally via online, mobile or contactless payment transactions will rise to $4.7tn (£2.8tn) by 2019, according to a forecast from Juniper Research. That's up fro...

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