Report says 45.6% of Indian households use digital payments
In short
A report says 45.6% of Indian households now use online shopping or digital payments for at least one purchase. It also says 54.4% still use traditional payment methods, and consumables and services lead at 39.68%.
This matters because digital buying is growing, but many households still pay the old way. The report does not say which states, companies, or payment platforms were most affected.
What the reporting says
A report says 45.6% of Indian households use online shopping or digital payments for at least one purchase. It also says 54.4% still prefer traditional payment methods, and consumables and services lead digital adoption at 39.68%. The reported pattern suggests usage rises with Monthly Per Capita Consumption Expenditure, but the source does not say which regions or household groups changed most.
Why it matters
The report says 45.6% of Indian households use digital channels for at least one purchase, while 54.4% still prefer traditional payment methods. It also highlights stronger adoption in consumables and services at 39.68% and says higher Monthly Per Capita Consumption Expenditure is linked with more online shopping. The source does not identify a specific company, policy change, or region.