The local financial market registered 105,730,686 transfers interbank transfers as of June of this year, showing a growth of 74% compared to the same period in 2021 (60,638,522 immediate transfers), according to a report by the Electronic Clearing House (CCE).
He indicated that the financial behavior of Peruvians is changing as a result of the impact caused by COVID-19, which is undoubtedly not only changing the world of transactions, but is also promoting rapid adoption and adaptation to new technologies that facilitate digital payments today.
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“Currently, users are looking for immediacy, without a doubt, but also to be guaranteed a secure environment with the technological standards that this requires. Recently, we migrated to a new, much more robust and modern technological platform that allows us to ensure that all interbank operations carried out by users have the necessary support”commented Martín Santa María, general manager of the CCE.
He added that the demand is impressive due to the need to make non-face-to-face transfers, that is, through digital payment methods in real time, and that this measure drives the development of new technological solutions.
Under this perspective, the CCE pointed out that it has been working, permanently, to be able to incorporate new services according to market requirements and accompanying the needs of financial entities for their clients.
