When it comes to preferred online payment methods in Spain, debit cards lead decisively, chosen by of respondents as their top option. Credit cards follow closely at , meaning card-based payments collectively dominate the landscape, accounting for more than two-thirds of all preferences.
PayPal or similar digital payment platforms rank third at , reflecting strong adoption of alternative payment services among Spanish online shoppers. The gap between cards and PayPal remains notable, yet PayPal's share underscores its established role as a mainstream checkout option rather than a niche alternative.
Emerging and traditional fringe methods hold minimal ground. Cash on delivery accounts for just , Buy Now Pay Later services for , and both bank transfers and e-wallets trail at each. Despite global momentum behind BNPL and super-app ecosystems, these options have yet to gain meaningful traction among Spanish consumers for online purchases.
