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Central Bank statistics reveal continued growth in both banking contracts and its use for e-invoicing
Consumers signed up:
2015: 6,230 million (entire population is 5,5 - so many are paying for service in more than one bank). 4,0 million use e-invoicing. Easy and convenient as mobile ad hoc or direct debit-like authorization is included.
2016: 6,427m - out of which 4,1m use e-invoicing.
2017: 6,647m - out of which 4,3m use e-invoicing.
Banks have signed up in practice ALL active enterprise customers for sending and receiving e-invoices.
Contracts for sending/receiving:
2014: 207/234 hundred thousand
2015: 254/236
2016: 263/248
2017: 235/261
The e-invoicing volumes (including the non-bank operators is estimated by the Central Bank to:
Number of structured e-invoices acquired (PDFs not included)/number delivered in structured form (not printed or e-mailed)
2015: 220/160 million
2016: 300/190m
2017: 330/220m (this estimate appears very low...)
The total number of invoices is estimated to around 500m/year.
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