Summarize these selected article findings and their source context. This brief is not the full article. Preserve units, populations, dates, assumptions and limitations. Distinguish illustrative calculations, vendor descriptions and measured results. Do not invent omitted information or claim to have read the complete article. Checkout Payment Statistics: Methods, Declines and Abandonment Selected article findings, not the complete article. In Baymard's US research, 19% reported distrusting the site with their card details, 10% reported a declined credit card and 9% reported too few payment methods. Trust was 10 percentage points ahead of limited choice in the same published breakdown. The reason percentages can overlap. They are self-reports, without a denominator of payment attempts or a processor log. In the ECB's 2024 euro-area diary, cards accounted for 48% of online payments and e-payment solutions accounted for 29%, a 19-point gap by transaction count. The ECB counts debit, credit and prepaid cards as cards. E-payment solutions include wallets, PayPal, other mobile apps and iDEAL in the Netherlands. Recurring bills and orders paid in person sit outside this online mix. Stripe reported 7.4% higher conversion and 12% higher revenue on average when its experiment dynamically showed at least one additional relevant payment method beyond cards. Stripe measured an average across its eligible experiment. Results for a specific store depend on the shopper, method and mix of orders. Across the euro area, 79% of respondents reported no online payment issues in ECB SPACE 2024. Entering payment information was the most commonly reported type of difficulty, cited by 7% of respondents. Respondents could name multiple difficulties. The source reports shopper experiences, without a transaction-level failure rate. Sources https://baymard.com/blog/cart-abandonment-rate https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/ecb_surveys/space/html/ecb.space2024~19d46f0f17.en.html#toc10 https://stripe.com/blog/testing-the-conversion-impact-of-50-plus-global-payment-methods https://stripe.com/blog/how-we-tested-the-conversion-impact-of-global-payment-methods https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/ecb_surveys/space/html/ecb.space2024~19d46f0f17.en.html#toc15