2019

National representative poll on conditions with regard to domestic electronic payment

As part of the work on the development of the Electronic Payment Strategy (EFS) involving professionals, the Electronic Payment Service Providers Association (EFISZ) conducted a nationwide representative survey examining the knowledge, preferences and needs of the Hungarian population regarding electronic payment.

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2020

1. National representative public opinion poll of Hungarian electronic payment in the COVID-19 pandemic emergency

As part of the professional work related to the development of the Electronic Payment Strategy (EPS), the Electronic Payment Service Providers’ Association (EFISZ) conducted a national representative public opinion poll with contribution of its members on the knowledge, preferences and needs of the Hungarian public in relation to electronic payment during the epidemiological situation.

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2. Research on the state of electronic payment during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Electronic Payment Providers’ Association (EFISZ), with contribution from its members, conducted a new, country-wide representative survey on the state of domestic electronic payment. On this occasion, the Association surveyed the knowledge, preferences and needs of the Hungarian public in the county seats in relation to electronic payment in a changed situation caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

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2021

Representative opinion poll covering rural Hungary on the knowledge, preferences and needs of the hungarian public in relation to electronic payment

The Electronic Payment Providers’ Association (EFISZ), with contribution from its members, conducted a new, country-wide representative survey on the state of domestic electronic payment: on this occasion, the Association surveyed the knowledge, preferences and needs of the Hungarian public at the rural level in relation to electronic payment in a changed situation caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

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