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The figures provided come from various reports, and refer exclusively to the share of “bank transfer” (for push transactions) and “direct debit” (for pull transactions) up to 2022 in overall e-commerce payment methods used. The source combined the two payment methods together in “A2A” in 2023. Note the following, however:

• All figures provided concern C2B, or consumer-to-business, only. The source explicitly states this. A2A payments are typically associated with P2P, or consumer-to-consumer payments. C2B is said to be only recently catching on to the trend that P2P started;
• No figures were available for 2018, as the source skipped a year in its reporting;
• The source did not report figures for Europe or MEA (Middle East, Africa) in all years, as it had first put the two regions together in EMEA;
• Some countries were added later to the reporting. Chile and Saudi Arabia, for example, did not have figures in 2016;
• The source rounded all the figures and did not provide specifics. Possibly, some countries with a market share between 0 and 0.5 percent were rounded down – and excluded from an entry;
• The source did not any provide forecasts for individual countries. It only did so for three countries in Asia-Pacific;
• No figures were available for Russia in 2022 due to the war in Ukraine;
• The source included Mexico within the Latin America region, and excluded it from North America.