Digital wallets continue to explode ahead of regulatory controls

Staff Reporter
PayDay News
28 May, 2025
Industry analysts are predicting a further 20.8% growth of digital wallet usage in Australia in 2025, while the sector remains devoid of regulatory controls.
Digital wallets continue to explode ahead of regulatory controls

Industry analysts are predicting a further 20.8% growth of digital wallet usage in Australia in 2025, while the sector remains devoid of regulatory controls.

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