Ar mobilios piniginės išpopuliarės? - Aurimas Bakas, Login 2014

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AR
MOBILIOSIOS
PINIGINĖS
IŠPOPULIARĖS?
Aurimas Bakas
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KĄ RODO SKAIČIAI?
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$721
mlrd.
$49
mlrd.
2010
2017
$235
mlrd.
2013
Gartner: Mobilių mokėjimų vertės pasauliniu mastu

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2500 BC 600 AD
1659 1987
19961966
1997

KAS YRA MOBILI PINIGINĖ
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Mobilioji piniginė
yra banko ar mokėjimo įstaigos
programėlė išmaniajame
telefone.

MOBILIOS PINIGINĖS LIETUVOJE
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KAS YRA MOBILI PINIGINĖ
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BANKOMATŲ ŽEMĖLAPIS
SĄSKAITOS LIKUTIS
PAVEDIMAS
VALIUTOS KEITIMAS
MOKĖJIMŲ ISTORIJA

RESTORANAS
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1h
2-3
extra

RESTORANAS
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AUKOJIMAS
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PABAIGAI
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Atsiskaitymų skaičius ne grynais pinigais Lietuvoje

AČIŪ
Mano kontaktai:
Aurimas Bakas
ab@worapay.com

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