Slovakia: share of cash 2005-2021| ��ƽ��

Share of cash estimate at point of sale (POS) in Slovakia from 2005 to 2021

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Release date

July 2022

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Region

Slovakia

Survey time period

2005 to 2021

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The numbers provided have been calculated by ��ƽ��, using numbers on ATM and OTC withdrawals. See the "Details" tab for more information

Supplementary notes

No data is available that covers the exact volume of transactions conducted with cash money. In order to make a credible estimation, this calculation looked at the following indicators:

Value of ATM cash withdrawals (either with cards issued by resident PSPs at any terminal, provided by either a resident or non-resident PSP, or with cards issued by non-resident PSPs at terminals provided by resident PSPs;
Value of OTC or over-the-counter cash withdrawals;
Value of card payments, issued by resident PSPs;
Value of e-money payment transactions, issued by resident PSPs.

To summarize, this methodology tries to put cash withdrawals, either at an ATM or OTC, in perspective of all payment transactions (withdrawals + card payment+ e-money transactions) within a country. Numbers on checks, ACH or instant payments have not been used.

Note that numbers on OTC withdrawals and e-money are not always readily available for all years. Multiple sources were consulted to get to these numbers. In the case of Slovakia, no numbers were available on e-money from before 2014.

* The increase in 2018 was caused by a drop in card payments. The source did not specify why this happened.

The values used in the calculations for Slovakia were in euros.

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Since the introduction of the euro in 2009, consumers in Slovakia increasingly used less cash money in their payment transactions. This according to estimations based on the available data regarding cash withdrawals and payment transactions. No data exists on the actual use of cash money, outside of survey diaries. Such a diary, covering consumers' use of cash money in shops, was held in Europe only once, in 2017. As not all payment data is readily available, like the use of OTC or over-the-counter cash withdrawals, note this can still mean that the cash share numbers provided here are not necessarily accurate.