According to official estimates, the introduction of a new basic income scheme (reddito di cittadinanza) and new pension measures, without taking account of the restrictive effects of covering the cost, would lead to an increase in GDP of about 0.6 percentage points over the three-year period 2019-21. This assessment appears reasonable if we assume that all the funds allocated are spent.
And there is a premise that is common to virtually all technological advances in market economies in the last few centuries: when a product becomes available, sooner or later it creates its own demand and puts market forces into action. That means technological and social changes are intertwined. Bank customers are becoming increasingly open to digital banking.