4. 1950
Diners creates a card specialized in
restaurants for the people who was
travelling for business.
By the end of 50’s the credit cards
arise as we know them nowadays.
It seems those
that we have
in our wallet…
isn’t it?
Is your TV the
same as 30
years ago?
9. This is the metaphor
of Payment Industry:
two giant elephants
that walk slowly…
10. This is what any
startup sees when
tries to move
there…
11. The startups must not
focus the search on the
light, where the
elephants indicate,
because it’s easy. The
best opportunities are in
the rest of the darkness…
20. The brownie with
vainilla ice cream
is delicious but in
many places you
find them
separately
Then… Why nobody
has separated the
payment means and
the physical elements
we have to carry with
us to pay?
21. This is one solution: a
biometric systems of
identification and
fingerprint payment
22. You have to register
once and then you
can access or pay
using only the fingers,
without the need to
carry cash or cards
24. This is what we
have nowadays…
It is full of tickets,
boarding passes,
loyalty cards, etc.
25. e-Wallet
Cards, cupons, online and
offline payments… everything
has to be in a digital
confidence environment that
allows you to be identified and
authenticated to do all these
processes without the need to
carry that annoying wallet…
26. Do you imagine that we can give
to the merchant lot of useful
information of its costumers that is
generated nowadays for the
traditional payment systems?
The startups are ready
to share the
information that the
big players have and
do not share…
27. Startups can achieve
an offline retargeting as
well as build a bridge
between the user and
the merchant offering
multitude of services