The Revolution in Banking Method and The Total Transaction in Canada
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v26i.1984Keywords:
Canada bank industry; banking methods; transaction volume.Abstract
In this century, as the digitalization of banks continues, the payment methods evolved from paperwork to online. While more and more consumers accept new banking methods, it appears to have increasing doubts about whether this digitalization really provides convenience to consumers and encourages people to make more transactions, or banks are merely following the trend, which in fact makes things more complicated. The topic of this paper is how innovations in banking methods change the volume of transactions in Canada. The three major methods of payment involved in this paper are credit card payment, internet payment, and mobile payment. The discussion is based on a prediction that the transaction volume would be positively influenced if more advanced banking methods are launched. The goal of this essay is to evaluate the reliability of this prediction by referring to real-world data, research results, and articles. In the end, based on the results concluded from the analysis, the conclusion will be drawn.
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