NEW REPORT: Auriemma Publishes Q2-2026 Issue of The Payments Report
Auriemma recently published the Q2-2026 issue of The Payments Report. The issue examines evolving perceptions of debit relationships, preferences for paying over time and AI-enabled fraud. Those interested in learning more about Auriemma’s research or about this issue should contact research@auriemma.group.
Topics include:
- How is debit defined by cardholders?
- Traditional checking accounts vs. non-traditional providers
- Reasons for keeping funds in non‑bank accounts
- Comfort using non-traditional payment accounts
- Primary financial relationships across provider types
- Comfort with digital‑only debit card access
- Preferred future approach to using debit
- Familiarity and usage of installment payment types
- Impact of installment payments on credit card perceptions
- Likelihood to apply for a card offering installment payments
- Incidence of debit/credit card fraud
- Impact of AI‑driven fraud has changed trust across channels
- Impact of AI‑enabled scam concerns on engagement behaviors
From this report:
Survey Methodology
This Auriemma Group study was conducted online within the US by an independent field service provider on behalf of Auriemma Group (Auriemma) in June 2026 among 800 adult debit cardholders. The number of interviews completed for both is sufficient to allow for statistical significance testing among sub-groups at the 95% confidence level ±5%, unless otherwise noted. The purpose of the research was not disclosed, nor did respondents know the criteria for qualifying.







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