Digital remittance inflow in Poland 2025| ��ƽ��

Share of digitally initiated remittances in Poland from 2nd quarter 2016 to 3rd quarter 2025, based on remittance inflow from any other country

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Release date

June 2026

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

Q2 2016 to Q3 2025

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Figures are based on the number of remittance channels that exist in a remittance sending and/or receiving country, due to limited information on remittance transactions - be it the value or the number of transactions; From Q3 2024 onwards, the source removed Small World from its tracking - as this company entered administration in July 2024.

Supplementary notes

The figures provided have been calculated by ��ƽ�� based off the and a methodology shared in . This source reports the remittance channels that exist in a remittance sending and/or receiving country. The figures are shown are therefore not based off the number of remittances or the transaction value of remittances.

The categorization originally stems from a graphic made by Visa's VEEI, which was quoted in the aforementioned report from the OMFIF. ��ƽ�� continued said categorization. The categories indicate the following:

Traditionally initiated: The payment instrument that initiates the remittance involves either cash or a bank account, while the pickup method can be anything;
Digitally initiated: The payment instrument that initiates the remittance is either a credit/debit/prepaid card, or another digital method that is not a bank account. However, the pickup method only involves cash;
Digital end-to-end: The payment instrument that initiates the remittance is either a credit/debit/prepaid card, or another digital method that is not a bank account. However, the pickup method involves either a bank account or other cashless payment instruments.

Missing percentage points to 100 percent are probably due to rounding.

The World Bank launched a work group in 2023 to standardize remittance data in the future and better map out the topic. This includes an attempt at providing more detailed remittance flow information. The initial results of this work group are expected in the second half of 2024. More information can be found .

There was no data published for Q2 2025.

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The share of digital remittances entering Poland was higher in Q3 2025 than in previous years, with digital end-to-end transfers making up the largest portion of money transfers. This is according to a custom-made calculation from ��ƽ��, based on the number of reported remittance channels going towards Poland. The three countries from which Poland receives the most remittances include Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Remittances are a relatively uncharted topic, though. While figures exist on the total traffic between individual countries ("corridors"), exact numbers on how much of this comes from banks, money transfer organizations (MTOs), or digital sources (blockchain, etc.) is typically not known. All figures on remittances are therefore estimates.