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En 2024, les Français ont continué d’adopter des usages innovants dans leurs paiements

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  • Pauline Bacos
  • Louis-Alexandre Bayol
  • Isabelle Maranghi
  • Isabelle Valdés-Curien

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Au regard des statistiques de l’année 2024, les moyens de paiement innovants, comme le virement instantané ou le paiement mobile, s’avèrent désormais bien installés dans les usages des Français. En particulier, la carte bancaire reste l’instrument scriptural préféré, avec l’intégration réussie d’innovations pour s’adapter aux nouveaux besoins. La numérisation des paiements est plus avancée en France que dans d’autres pays européens, même si certaines spécificités demeurent, comme l’usage de chèques, quoique devenu marginal.

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  • Pauline Bacos & Louis-Alexandre Bayol & Isabelle Maranghi & Isabelle Valdés-Curien, 2025. "En 2024, les Français ont continué d’adopter des usages innovants dans leurs paiements," Bulletin de la Banque de France, Banque de France, issue 261.
  • Handle: RePEc:bfr:bullbf:2025:261:05
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