Just as the railways transported people beyond the borders of the small states in no time and enabled them to go about their business in the next-largest city, people nowadays can do their shopping from the comfort of their own armchair with just a few clicks on a smartphone. In the vast majority of cases, people pay for their online transactions digitally as well.
Measured in terms of transaction numbers, customers use e-payment methods in nearly every second purchase. [1] That's a figure that makes one thing very clear: people evidently also want to complete their online purchase immediately and conveniently by paying for it online. And they do so by choosing the easiest and quickest way to pay.