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Survey: Majority of Americans Say Smartphone Payments to Replace Cards, Cash

Harris Poll finds about two in three 66% said smartphones would replace credit cards. Sixty-one percent said ditto for cash.

By Robert McGarvey | Updated on December 12, 2012

It definitely is not here yet – just 4% of Americans say they have paid with a tap of a phone – but in the latest Harris Interactive poll a majority of Americans predict that smartphone payments will eventually replace cards and cash.

About two in three – 66% – said smartphones would replace credit cards. Sixty-one percent said ditto for cash.

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