Satispay survey shows 50% of Italian workers prefer productivity bonuses paid in welfare credits

• SWG research for Satispay flagged corporate welfare as important for 78% of Italians, viewed by 77% as a buffer against living costs.
• Three in four respondents saw greater savings from EUR 200 in welfare credits than the same amount taxed in payroll.
• Half of employees preferred receiving production bonuses as welfare credits, citing higher effective spending power than gross pay rises.
• Underuse remains a constraint: only 52% of recipients felt full household-budget value; 37% wanted a broader acceptance network.
• Satispay welfare annualized volumes topped EUR 480 million in July 2026, up 197% year-on-year, with 45,000 client companies.

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