Dynamics of Payment
Industry in 2021
Presented by:
Rahul Patel
Srishti Dey
Agenda
 Introduction
 Trends & Dynamics of Payment Industry in 2021
 Closing Lines
 Q&A
Introduction
 Rapid changes in the banking and payment processing industry
 IT Companies rushing to adopt
 Real revolution due to rapidly changing landscape
 Economic
 Political
 social conditions
 Regulations
Increased
Demand for
Frictionless
Experiences
 Checkout process barriers minimized – online & offline.
 Number of steps to make a purchase reduced by streamlining the
checkout process.
 Convenient choices
 Mobile Payments
 One-Click Payments
 Auto-Renew Subscriptions
 Contactless Payments
 DigitalWallets
 Other invisible payment methods
Forecast for
 COVID-19 accelerated
adoption.
 38% of consumers perceive
contactless as a basic feature
of payments -The Futurist
Group study
 Half a world population will
use mobile wallets by 2024 -
The Juniper Research
 From being alternative
payment methods, they are
quickly becoming consumers’
preferred means of
transacting.
Worldwide
Adoption of
Real-Time
Payments
 Enables users to send and receive money in seconds
 Due to rise of
 Smartphones
 P2P apps
 social pay
 digital currencies
 biometrics
 real-time settlement systems
 Real Motive – meet growing demands of customers
Worldwide
Adoption of
Real-Time
Payments
 Competition from new, aggressive players with fast-growing
business models
 Other factors include
 merchant expectations
 regulatory pressure
 globalization
 RTP will help treasuries
manage working capital
and shorten the time it
takes to recognize a
receivable.
 Push transactions will
enable anyone to
authorize payment
securely.
 Additionally, immediate
payments will improve
data posting and
management of processes
resulting in lower
operational costs.
AI and
Machine
Learning Gain
Momentum
 Capitalize on data
 Process automation and fraud detection
 AI-embedded tools define the future of payments
 Read customers' operations history
 buying and spending habits
 predict their future activity
 suggest an alternative payment method
 Extremely reliable in customer service
AI and
Machine
Learning Gain
Momentum
 Voice-activated transactions
 Bank of America – “Erica” – a chatbot
 balance notifications
 report updates
 money-saving tips
 other simple customer services
 Wells Fargo – Predictive Banking – AI-based smartphone app
 recurring bill payments
 travel plan alerts
 money-saving alerts
 over 50 other rudimentary functions
Mobile
Commerce
Expansion
 People spend on an average, over four hours on their phones each
day – RescueTime research.
 “BUY” on Social Media & “one-click checkout” options
 Mobile phone app downloads reached 204 billion in 2019 which
increased to 218 billion in 2020 - Statista
 Money management tools & financial wellness scores
 No more inconvenience of using a physical credit card
 Digital-only banks
Cross-Border
Transactions
 Traditionally – slow, expensive, and time-consuming.
 Hard currency compounds this, factoring in government
regulation.
 Barriers to entry lead to find alternative methods to streamline
international payment systems.
 Digital currencies and omnichannel payments
 Continuous improvements in APIs for faster real-time operations.
Cloud
Migration to
Suit
Tomorrow
 Store, access, and process data over the internet, not on physical
devices. It promotes
 Agility
 Scalability
 Low operational costs
 Better & robust security
 Ease of migration
 Minimal Downtime
 To leverage data to its
full potential, you need
it on the cloud, so your
other systems can easily
access it.
 Figure out whether
private, hybrid,
community, or public
cloud services best
match your company’s
needs.
 Develop a migration
strategy for critical
systems that need a
revamp.
Open
Banking
Accelerating
Innovation
 Open banking is now a global trend opening
 According to research from Accenture, 30% of small businesses
and 40% of large corporate enterprises use open banking.The
same report indicated that this trend is expected to boost organic
growth by 10% over the next 3-5 years.
 Real-time credit transfers
 Help businesses ship products right away
 Full access to customer information
 Customize offers while safely managing risks.
 Open banking is centered on an API
COVID-19
Accelerates
Digital
Payments
Usage
 The COVID-19 pandemic marketed a tipping point for the cashless
society.
 Sharp decline in the use of cash as contactless payments and IoT
payments exploded.
 In the early months of 2020, over $4.4 million worth of digital
payments were transacted.That is a 14% increase from the
previous year, according to Statista.
 Regulators recommended a shift to cashless systems to curb the
spread of the virus.
Data Remains
the Most
Precious
Resource
 Data – primary resource in financial decision-making
 Understand customers' shopping behavior and spending patterns
 Delivering relevant product recommendations
 Targeting ads
 Customizing user experiences
 E-commerce giants likeAmazon already use data to target buyers
for upselling, cross-selling, and personal offers.
 Make decisions that scale your ROI
 Banks can analyze customer purchases and recommend different
products. Loans officers can monitor those receiving large bills
and propose products to lower their costs.
 Calculate clients' risk, based on past payment history and social
media comments.
Closing Lines
 Massive transformation & rise of convenient alternative payment
industry trends due to convenience, speed, and easy functionality.
 Cater to customers' global needs
 Start early to outshine competitors and emerge as a trusted
business that caters to the changing needs of its customers.
 Disruptions forcing to evolve quickly to retain and grow their
customer base.
 The right software partner may be just what you need to stay
within budget and make needed changes.
ThankYou
Contact Us
Email: hello@digipay.guru
Website: www.digipay.guru
Phone: +91 9574078295

Dynamics of payment industry in 2021 v3.1

  • 1.
    Dynamics of Payment Industryin 2021 Presented by: Rahul Patel Srishti Dey
  • 2.
    Agenda  Introduction  Trends& Dynamics of Payment Industry in 2021  Closing Lines  Q&A
  • 3.
    Introduction  Rapid changesin the banking and payment processing industry  IT Companies rushing to adopt  Real revolution due to rapidly changing landscape  Economic  Political  social conditions  Regulations
  • 4.
    Increased Demand for Frictionless Experiences  Checkoutprocess barriers minimized – online & offline.  Number of steps to make a purchase reduced by streamlining the checkout process.  Convenient choices  Mobile Payments  One-Click Payments  Auto-Renew Subscriptions  Contactless Payments  DigitalWallets  Other invisible payment methods
  • 5.
  • 6.
     COVID-19 accelerated adoption. 38% of consumers perceive contactless as a basic feature of payments -The Futurist Group study  Half a world population will use mobile wallets by 2024 - The Juniper Research  From being alternative payment methods, they are quickly becoming consumers’ preferred means of transacting.
  • 7.
    Worldwide Adoption of Real-Time Payments  Enablesusers to send and receive money in seconds  Due to rise of  Smartphones  P2P apps  social pay  digital currencies  biometrics  real-time settlement systems  Real Motive – meet growing demands of customers
  • 8.
    Worldwide Adoption of Real-Time Payments  Competitionfrom new, aggressive players with fast-growing business models  Other factors include  merchant expectations  regulatory pressure  globalization
  • 9.
     RTP willhelp treasuries manage working capital and shorten the time it takes to recognize a receivable.  Push transactions will enable anyone to authorize payment securely.  Additionally, immediate payments will improve data posting and management of processes resulting in lower operational costs.
  • 10.
    AI and Machine Learning Gain Momentum Capitalize on data  Process automation and fraud detection  AI-embedded tools define the future of payments  Read customers' operations history  buying and spending habits  predict their future activity  suggest an alternative payment method  Extremely reliable in customer service
  • 11.
    AI and Machine Learning Gain Momentum Voice-activated transactions  Bank of America – “Erica” – a chatbot  balance notifications  report updates  money-saving tips  other simple customer services  Wells Fargo – Predictive Banking – AI-based smartphone app  recurring bill payments  travel plan alerts  money-saving alerts  over 50 other rudimentary functions
  • 12.
    Mobile Commerce Expansion  People spendon an average, over four hours on their phones each day – RescueTime research.  “BUY” on Social Media & “one-click checkout” options  Mobile phone app downloads reached 204 billion in 2019 which increased to 218 billion in 2020 - Statista  Money management tools & financial wellness scores  No more inconvenience of using a physical credit card  Digital-only banks
  • 13.
    Cross-Border Transactions  Traditionally –slow, expensive, and time-consuming.  Hard currency compounds this, factoring in government regulation.  Barriers to entry lead to find alternative methods to streamline international payment systems.  Digital currencies and omnichannel payments  Continuous improvements in APIs for faster real-time operations.
  • 14.
    Cloud Migration to Suit Tomorrow  Store,access, and process data over the internet, not on physical devices. It promotes  Agility  Scalability  Low operational costs  Better & robust security  Ease of migration  Minimal Downtime
  • 15.
     To leveragedata to its full potential, you need it on the cloud, so your other systems can easily access it.  Figure out whether private, hybrid, community, or public cloud services best match your company’s needs.  Develop a migration strategy for critical systems that need a revamp.
  • 16.
    Open Banking Accelerating Innovation  Open bankingis now a global trend opening  According to research from Accenture, 30% of small businesses and 40% of large corporate enterprises use open banking.The same report indicated that this trend is expected to boost organic growth by 10% over the next 3-5 years.  Real-time credit transfers  Help businesses ship products right away  Full access to customer information  Customize offers while safely managing risks.  Open banking is centered on an API
  • 17.
    COVID-19 Accelerates Digital Payments Usage  The COVID-19pandemic marketed a tipping point for the cashless society.  Sharp decline in the use of cash as contactless payments and IoT payments exploded.  In the early months of 2020, over $4.4 million worth of digital payments were transacted.That is a 14% increase from the previous year, according to Statista.  Regulators recommended a shift to cashless systems to curb the spread of the virus.
  • 18.
    Data Remains the Most Precious Resource Data – primary resource in financial decision-making  Understand customers' shopping behavior and spending patterns  Delivering relevant product recommendations  Targeting ads  Customizing user experiences  E-commerce giants likeAmazon already use data to target buyers for upselling, cross-selling, and personal offers.  Make decisions that scale your ROI  Banks can analyze customer purchases and recommend different products. Loans officers can monitor those receiving large bills and propose products to lower their costs.  Calculate clients' risk, based on past payment history and social media comments.
  • 19.
    Closing Lines  Massivetransformation & rise of convenient alternative payment industry trends due to convenience, speed, and easy functionality.  Cater to customers' global needs  Start early to outshine competitors and emerge as a trusted business that caters to the changing needs of its customers.  Disruptions forcing to evolve quickly to retain and grow their customer base.  The right software partner may be just what you need to stay within budget and make needed changes.
  • 20.
    ThankYou Contact Us Email: hello@digipay.guru Website:www.digipay.guru Phone: +91 9574078295