A new research study, the "Visa Back To Business Global Study - 2022 SMB Outlook", revealed that 90% of small and microenterprises surveyed said they are optimistic about the future of their businesses, which represents the highest level ofOptimism registered until the date of all studies carried out by Visa Global Back To Business.

While disinfecting food and quarantine mail can be things from the past of a previous pandemic, some changes such as greater use of digital payments to stay to stay: 82% of the mypes surveyed said they will accept digital options in 2022 andAlmost half (46 %) of consumers surveyed expect to use digital payments more frequently this year, while only 4 % say they will use them less.

"Payments no longer simply consist of completing a sale.It is about creating a simple and safe experience that reflects the brand itself in all channels and provides usefulness to both business and its customers, "said Xiko da Rocha Campos, senior vice president of shops and acquirers for Visa Latin America and the Caribbean.

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"The digital capacities that small businesses developed during the pandemic - from the non -contact payments to electronic commerce - helped them survive, and continue to build on this basis, can help them find new growth and prosperity," he added.

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According to this year's study, which surveyed owners of small businesses and consumers from nine countries - Brazil, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Russia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and the United States - the perspective agreed for 2022 isof optimism and intention to digitize even more:

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Methodology

The Back To Business study was carried out by Wakefield Research in December 2021 between 2250 small companies with 100 employees or less in Germany, Brazil, Canada, United Arab Emirates, United States, Hong Kong, Ireland, Russia and Singapore.In the consumer section, 1000 adults over 18 in the United States and 500 adults over 18 in Germany, Brazil, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Ireland, Russia and Singapore.

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