Account ownership, men aged 15 and over
Percentage of men aged 15 and over who have a financial institution or mobile money account. The denominator is men in this age group. Account definition: Having an individual or joint account at a bank or another financial institution, or personally using a mobile money service in the past 12 months.
Global Findex survey estimates for people aged 15 and over, or the named subgroup. Percentages use all respondents in that population, not only savers, borrowers or account owners. Only published survey years are stored; no values are interpolated or carried forward. The 2025 edition reports 2024 fieldwork. Some earlier-wave surveys were conducted in 2022; the publisher year labels are retained. In 2024, account and debit-card ownership were asked more widely than other financial-use questions, so available years vary by measure and economy. Survey coverage and questions can change between waves.
Key facts
- Account ownership, men aged 15 and over in the United States was 96.94% in 2024, according to the World Bank.
- Finland had the highest account ownership, men aged 15 and over of 138 countries in 2024, at 100%, and Niger the lowest, at 17.61%. Source: the World Bank.
- Published for 158 places, with figures from 2011 to 2024.
Rankings
Countries by account ownership, men aged 15 and over, 2024
Places with data
Countries
- India
- China
- United States
- Indonesia
- Pakistan
- Nigeria
- Brazil
- Bangladesh
- Russia
- Ethiopia
- Panama
- Kenya
- Georgia
- South Africa
- Peru
- Kyrgyzstan
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