Contactless card transactions continue to rise but ATM use falls 11%, says Bank of Ireland

Figures for second quarter of 2025 released
Contactless card transactions continue to rise but ATM use falls 11%, says Bank of Ireland

The number of contactless card transactions has continued to rise while the number of ATM transactions falling by around 11%, figures from Bank of Ireland for the second quarter of the year show.

The number of contactless card transactions has continued to rise while the number of ATM transactions falling by around 11%, figures from Bank of Ireland for the second quarter of the year show.

The bank's data showed contactless card transactions - digital wallets, Apple Pay/Google Pay - increased by 2%, whilst contactless ‘tap and go’ payment levels remained the same compared to the equivalent period in 2024. 

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