Cross-border card value breakdown Poland 2024| ��ƽ��

Value of credit card and debit card transactions in Poland from 2023 to 2024, broken down by domestic vs. cross-border payments (in billion U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Acquiring location: Domestic	Acquiring location: Cross-border
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Release date

September 2025

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Poland

Survey time period

September 2025

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All figures are estimates, with 2024 being a forecast from ��ƽ��. See the "Details" tab for more information;

Supplementary notes

All figures have been gathered and calculated by ��ƽ��, using various sources. Individual countries rarely report consistent data on card payments, with some of the most common figures quoted stemming from third-party providers. Oftentimes, such data originates from a survey or has been requested from local issuers and/or acquirers.

Due to these tracking issues, it is therefore likely that card payment data is incomplete or can be difficult to compare between countries. It can also happen that figures change in retrospect as time progresses and methodologies develop.

The sources used by ��ƽ�� include:

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Domestic central banks, such as the NPIPs segment of the ;
If the source did not yet have 2024 figures, these were then estimated by ��ƽ��.

Figures on "cards with a credit function" often include "cards with a delayed debit function" (e.g., charge cards). If the source did not already combine such figures themselves, ��ƽ�� did so.

Figures have been rounded.

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The value of transactions involving Polish credit cards outside the country was significantly less than the same transactions involving debit cards. This is according to domestic central bank information, either from a domestic survey or requested from local card issuers. These figures were then gathered by ��ƽ�� and converted into U.S. dollars to allow comparisons between different countries. Card breakdowns are not available in all countries, oftentimes relying on survey information and largely focusing on retail payments. For example, almost **** in ten digital buyers in Poland buy online from abroad.