Shapark’s December report reports a 10% decrease in the value of payment network transactions in January of this year compared to January of last year
The comparison of the nominal value and the real value of the transactions shows the unexpected growth of the amounts in the nominal value and a 10% decrease in the value of the transactions. In other words, the growth of more than 24% of transaction amounts in the payment network could not withstand the effects of inflation.
According to Iran digital economy annotation, Shapark’s December report shows that the number of transactions decreased by 119 million last month. This reduction in the number of transactions was nearly 3% compared to December. Based on this, in January, the amount of transactions has decreased by 1.4%.
Also, the comparison of the nominal value and the real value of Shaparak transactions shows that the payment network faced a growth of 1.24% in the nominal value and a decrease of 1.35% in the real value of transactions in January compared to December. Based on this, the value of Shaparak transactions in January fell by 1.35% compared to December due to the effects of inflation.
This report shows that the value of Shaparak transactions from January of last year to January of this year has decreased by 9.80% in real value against a growth of more than 24% in nominal value.
Shaparak’s report tells about the continuous growth of card reader and internet acceptance tool and shows that the mobile acceptance tool continued to decrease in January. Internet acceptance tool with a growth of more than 4% and store card reader growth of 1.4% are at the top of the acceptance tools. In total, acceptance tools have experienced a growth of 1.68% this month.
According to Shaparak’s report, card reader stores with more than 91%, internet acceptance tool 6.32% and mobile acceptance tool 2.49% have made up the total payment network acceptance tools and currently more than 11 million acceptance tools are active in the payment network.
Also, in the evaluation index of PSP companies, Mellat Payment is the leader with a share of 20.15% of the transaction amount, and Saman Electronic Payment Company is in the second place among payment companies with a difference of 1%.
Sadad electronic payment is in the third place with a share of more than 11%, and Parsian e-commerce is in the fourth place with a share of more than 10%. Also, among electronic payment companies with the lowest share, Damavand Electronic Card and Arvand Omid Farapardazan are in the last place.
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