Review of Mobile Payments Platforms created by Circle Plus Payments. Learn as a small business owner how to process payments without contracts and without paying fees! visit www.circlepluspay.com
The document discusses several emerging payment methods for the future, including wearable payments which are projected to hit $100 billion by 2018, biometric payments using fingerprints which are gaining popularity over passwords, mobile wallets which allow users to pay from their phone almost anywhere, QR code scanning payments which allow contactless payments with a scan, and mobile pay which is growing in usage and saving on transaction fees. Overall, the document outlines the transition from cash to digital and mobile forms of payment that are becoming more mainstream and popular.
The future of shopping is happening now! Digital PaymentsIAB Bulgaria
This document discusses the future of digital payments and shopping trends. It notes that digital payments are becoming integrated across both in-store and online shopping channels. It also summarizes that MasterPass aims to simplify the checkout process for consumers through speed, security, and simplicity. Biometric authentication is highlighted as a new method being tested to verify customer identity for digital payments.
Circle Plus Payments offers a mobile payment application called PayAble that allows merchants to accept bitcoin, credit cards, and Apple Pay payments on their smartphones without additional hardware. The app is available in 18 countries and has the potential to empower billions of customers. PayAble aims to make transactions simple, elegant and secure for both merchants and customers by allowing payments directly from mobile wallets without sharing credit card information. The funding will be used for marketing to acquire new merchants and grow transaction volume on the platform.
The document discusses current trends in mobile wallets. It defines a mobile wallet as an application that processes electronic payments and stores financial data on a mobile device. There are currently over 150 mobile wallet initiatives worldwide. The document outlines recent announcements regarding new wallet offerings and updates. It also examines consumer attitudes, finding that security and fragmented options have led to apathy. The document introduces a simple matrix to illustrate the current mobile wallet landscape and clusters of competitors. Finally, it predicts future trends such as consolidation in competitive clusters, new solutions focusing on alternative payments for consumers, and an intensifying battle between PayPal and Square to dominate the merchant mobile wallet space.
Mobile Wallet and payment applications are poised to change the way consumers pay. This is driving substantial investment in the space with over $700 million flowing into private companies over the past three years and an estimated $1 billion into corporate initiatives and JVs like ISIS, MCX, Google Wallet, and PayPal mobile.
This report takes an in-depth look at how the industry landscape is evolving and some of the key trends driving innovation.
This document discusses trends in mobile proximity payments. It notes that mobile is becoming the dominant channel for activities like commerce, payments, and identity. Security and trust are also important topics. There are various hardware and software options for storing payment credentials, with host card emulation (HCE) currently a major trend. Interoperability between different components and ecosystems can be challenging. The document outlines the opportunities for diverse mobile transactions like ticketing, payments, access control, and loyalty programs. It discusses technologies like near field communication (NFC), QR codes, and Bluetooth low energy (BLE) that enable proximity payments and transactions. Collaboration between stakeholders in mobile commerce can take different forms, from joint marketing to fully integrated joint ventures. Overall
This document discusses mobile payments and analyzes Apple Pay. It provides background on early mobile payment solutions from 2000-2014 that failed to gain traction. It then summarizes how Apple Pay works, including using Touch ID for authentication and storing card details securely on devices. The document also discusses Apple Pay's potential business model of charging a 0.15% cut of transaction values and how it relies on existing payment networks and processors rather than creating a new ecosystem.
Google Wallet Plus is a premium version of Google Wallet that allows users to send and receive money with no fees. The marketing plan aims to expand the app's market share worldwide and establish trust among users. Key strategies include targeting the 5 billion mobile payment users, collaborating with Google apps, and offering unique features like requesting and tracking money from others. The plan will implement these strategies through the app's distribution on Google Play, incentives for frequent users, and communication channels for feedback.
The document discusses several emerging payment methods for the future, including wearable payments which are projected to hit $100 billion by 2018, biometric payments using fingerprints which are gaining popularity over passwords, mobile wallets which allow users to pay from their phone almost anywhere, QR code scanning payments which allow contactless payments with a scan, and mobile pay which is growing in usage and saving on transaction fees. Overall, the document outlines the transition from cash to digital and mobile forms of payment that are becoming more mainstream and popular.
The future of shopping is happening now! Digital PaymentsIAB Bulgaria
This document discusses the future of digital payments and shopping trends. It notes that digital payments are becoming integrated across both in-store and online shopping channels. It also summarizes that MasterPass aims to simplify the checkout process for consumers through speed, security, and simplicity. Biometric authentication is highlighted as a new method being tested to verify customer identity for digital payments.
Circle Plus Payments offers a mobile payment application called PayAble that allows merchants to accept bitcoin, credit cards, and Apple Pay payments on their smartphones without additional hardware. The app is available in 18 countries and has the potential to empower billions of customers. PayAble aims to make transactions simple, elegant and secure for both merchants and customers by allowing payments directly from mobile wallets without sharing credit card information. The funding will be used for marketing to acquire new merchants and grow transaction volume on the platform.
The document discusses current trends in mobile wallets. It defines a mobile wallet as an application that processes electronic payments and stores financial data on a mobile device. There are currently over 150 mobile wallet initiatives worldwide. The document outlines recent announcements regarding new wallet offerings and updates. It also examines consumer attitudes, finding that security and fragmented options have led to apathy. The document introduces a simple matrix to illustrate the current mobile wallet landscape and clusters of competitors. Finally, it predicts future trends such as consolidation in competitive clusters, new solutions focusing on alternative payments for consumers, and an intensifying battle between PayPal and Square to dominate the merchant mobile wallet space.
Mobile Wallet and payment applications are poised to change the way consumers pay. This is driving substantial investment in the space with over $700 million flowing into private companies over the past three years and an estimated $1 billion into corporate initiatives and JVs like ISIS, MCX, Google Wallet, and PayPal mobile.
This report takes an in-depth look at how the industry landscape is evolving and some of the key trends driving innovation.
This document discusses trends in mobile proximity payments. It notes that mobile is becoming the dominant channel for activities like commerce, payments, and identity. Security and trust are also important topics. There are various hardware and software options for storing payment credentials, with host card emulation (HCE) currently a major trend. Interoperability between different components and ecosystems can be challenging. The document outlines the opportunities for diverse mobile transactions like ticketing, payments, access control, and loyalty programs. It discusses technologies like near field communication (NFC), QR codes, and Bluetooth low energy (BLE) that enable proximity payments and transactions. Collaboration between stakeholders in mobile commerce can take different forms, from joint marketing to fully integrated joint ventures. Overall
This document discusses mobile payments and analyzes Apple Pay. It provides background on early mobile payment solutions from 2000-2014 that failed to gain traction. It then summarizes how Apple Pay works, including using Touch ID for authentication and storing card details securely on devices. The document also discusses Apple Pay's potential business model of charging a 0.15% cut of transaction values and how it relies on existing payment networks and processors rather than creating a new ecosystem.
Google Wallet Plus is a premium version of Google Wallet that allows users to send and receive money with no fees. The marketing plan aims to expand the app's market share worldwide and establish trust among users. Key strategies include targeting the 5 billion mobile payment users, collaborating with Google apps, and offering unique features like requesting and tracking money from others. The plan will implement these strategies through the app's distribution on Google Play, incentives for frequent users, and communication channels for feedback.
This document discusses peer-to-peer mobile payments. It begins by introducing the topic and noting key drivers for adoption. It then provides an overview of mobile payments in general, including common roles and scenarios. The document dives into peer-to-peer payment models, design issues, value chains, types including domestic transfers and international remittances, and considerations for evaluating models. It aims to give a well-rounded overview of the peer-to-peer mobile payment landscape.
Apple Pay & its potential impact on the Australasian marketWilliam Belle
ApplePay & its potential impact on the Australasian market
By William Belle - October 2014
Non animated Version, if you want the orignal one, contact me.
This work is based on my knowledge and my personal research.
__________
William Belle
| Junior Marketing & Business Development Manager in Mobile Payment & Ticketing |
http://williambelle.wordpress.com/
POV: The Present and Future of Mobile PaymentIPG Media Lab
With the introduction of Apple Pay, mobile payment is poised to hit the mainstream. The general public feels optimistic about its future, too. Survey reveals that over two-thirds of people believed that it’s likely that mobile payments will become a major way people make payments in stores in the next five years.
But look around. Hardly anyone you know is paying with their smartphones. Why?
Find out the reasons and more about mobile payment by reading our newest POV here.
Peer-to-peer payments services are improving how people pay each other by providing digital alternatives to traditional methods like cash, checks, and bank transfers. The global P2P payments market exceeds $1 trillion annually and mobile P2P payments are growing, replacing conventional ways of transferring funds. Popular uses of P2P payments include splitting bills, paying rent or tuition, reimbursing others, and sending gifts. While banks face risks if they don't adopt these services, P2P payments also present opportunities to engage more customers digitally and support financial inclusion. Major industry developments in India include the growth of mobile wallets, emerging payment banks, and P2P services from leaders like State Bank of India.
This document discusses future trends in payment startups and mobile commerce. It notes that payment startups are exploring various monetization models like subscriptions, revenue sharing, e-commerce, and APIs. It also discusses how retail commerce is being accelerated by contextual mobile commerce solutions powered by consumer hardware and data. The growth of mobile traffic and contextual data from users' location, preferences, behavior and more presents huge opportunities for startups to build personalized, simplified, and convenient mobile commerce experiences. It highlights some startup incubator resources and benefits for payment and mobile commerce startups.
The true mobile payment and the opportunities & challenges of Hong HongEmil Chan
The true mobile payment and the opportunities & challenges of Hong Hong is one of the many interesting topics presented at the seminar "MPOWERING RETAILERS TO LEVERAGE TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND HARNESS RISING DIGITAL AND MOBILE MARKETING TRENDS" organized by the Association of Cloud and Mobile Computing Professionals on 4 Feb 2016.
Evolution of Cashless Payments in Singapore (Dec2017)Yu Khing POH
The document discusses the evolution of cashless payments in Singapore, including contact cards, contactless cards, and smartphone payment methods using near-field communication (NFC), QR codes, and funds transfers. It notes the current challenges with fragmented and non-interoperable systems and lack of security and tourist-friendliness. Developments toward a unified national e-payment platform and common QR code standard aim to address these challenges.
Mobile money and banking services have seen significant adoption around the world. In Japan, over 35 million people use mobile wallet services, while 10 million Japanese made a mobile purchase in December. M-Pesa in Kenya has over 35% of the population as users, processing amounts equal to 25% of Kenya's GDP. Airtel plans to launch mobile wallet services across 15 African countries in 2011. Mobile banking apps from banks like Sparkasse in Germany and Rabobank in the Netherlands provide full banking functions on smartphones. Operators are also moving into banking through investments and partnerships to capitalize on the growth of mobile financial services.
Έφη Πρεσβεία, Επικεφαλής Επιχειρηματικής Μονάδας Ηλεκτρονικού Επιχειρείν, Eur...Starttech Ventures
Oμιλία από την Έφη Πρεσβεία, Επικεφαλής Επιχειρηματικής Μονάδας Ηλεκτρονικού Επιχειρείν, Eurobank στο πλαίσιο του Digital Finance Forum 2016
Περισσότερες πληροφορίες: http://digitalfinance.ethosevents.eu/
The document discusses the future of mobile payments, including the transition to a cashless society through new identification technologies like fingerprint and vein scanning. It describes how devices will identify users through biometrics and location data, allowing new payment methods via technologies like Bluetooth and connected "Internet of Things" devices. This will change both how people pay for items and entire store experiences. Overall, the document outlines emerging mobile and identification technologies that will transform how payments are made.
Mobile payment - what mobiles can do for youBenjamin Joffe
Mobile phones can enable financial services and payments for those without access to traditional banking. Rural entrepreneurs in developing countries can use phones as a replacement for assets like cows. In the Philippines, G-Cash allows payments through mobile airtime that can be used to shop, take out microloans, and make payments to retailers. For mobile finance to grow, issues of trust, standards, privacy and regulations must be addressed at both the physical and digital levels. The future hopes that mobile devices can serve as banking and payment infrastructure to empower and develop communities.
NTT DATA Consulting’s annual mobile wallet analysis. Starting in 2013, we began analyzing some of the Mobile Wallet offerings leveraging a systematic view of the range of mobile payment capabilities and customer experience. With recent announcements from industry leaders such as Apple, Wal-Mart and the top financial institutions, we have updated our view on where each of the major mobile wallets fits in today’s market for 2016.
The document discusses mobile payment solutions from various companies and strategies for adoption. It analyzes Apple Pay, comparing it to solutions from Square, PayPal, and other major tech companies. Apple Pay offers security and convenience for consumers but has limited device compatibility. The document recommends Apple pursue strategies like expanding Apple Pay's acceptance on e-commerce sites and apps as well as growing its merchant services to assure widespread adoption.
Analysis of Mobile Payments in Singapore - v0.3 Jan 2018Jerry CHI 迟欣
1.Mobile Payment Players:
Banks & FIs: PayLah, Dash, UOB Mighty, OCBC Pay Anyone
Digital Giants: Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, AliPay, Wechat Pay, etc.
Others: GrabPay, Uber, Starbucks, AirPay, etc.
2. Formula of Successful Mobile Payments:
Learned from PayPal, AliPay, Wechat Pay etc., successful payment products need to bring relevance (strong user scenarios) and convenience (smooth user journey).
Strong user scenarios:
Offline, online, in-app;
Restaurants, taxi, fast-food, stores, café, markets, e-commerce market places, app stores / google play, games, etc.
Smooth user journey:
DO NOT complicate payment flows w/ Counter Code, physical token
3. Some open discussions:
Card schemes vs. direct bank connections;
NFC vs. QR Code;
Merchant QR Code vs. Customer QR Code;
The document discusses emerging payment technologies including mobile wallets, wearable payment devices, and biometric payments. Mobile wallets allow users to pay using their smartphones and have seen significant adoption worldwide with over 200 million active accounts. Wearable payment options include smartwatches and wristbands that enable tap-to-pay. Biometric authentication through fingerprints and other identifiers improves security while maintaining convenience. New players like technology companies are also entering the payments space and may challenge traditional banks.
"The Future of Payments is Mobile," Braintree >> Bill Ready [COMMERCISM 2014]500 Startups
The document discusses how mobile commerce will evolve into "smart commerce" driven by contextual experiences. It notes that mobile traffic as a percentage of internet traffic is growing significantly and will likely continue to do so. Mobile experiences are shifting from consumerism and buying to own products, to focusing on experiences and sharing/renting products on an as-needed basis. The rise of startups building contextual and experience-driven mobile applications indicates the need for commerce experiences tailored to location, preferences, and real-time needs will only increase.
Mobile payments: the convergence of financial services and digital businessesOsborne Clarke
The document discusses developments in mobile payments. It begins with housekeeping notes for an event on mobile payments, including fire safety instructions and wireless network access details. It then provides an agenda for the event including several speakers who will discuss topics like mobile payment players and participants, predictions for the mobile payments market, and the consumer environment and how it is evolving. Diagrams are also included showing potential models for mobile access/authentication and contactless mobile payments.
The mobile wallet market in India is projected to grow significantly by 2022, with the market size reaching INR XX billion and the number of transactions reaching XX billion. The growth of the market is driven by increased smartphone usage, digital penetration, and growth of e-commerce. Major players in the mobile wallet space in India include Company 1, Company 2, Company 3, etc. The report provides an overview of the mobile wallet market size and segmentation, drivers and challenges, competitive landscape, and recent industry developments.
So, with great enthusiasm Insights Success has shortlisted,
“The 10 Most Promising Payment and Card Solution
Providers 2019”, who are working round the clock to make
transactions more secured and efficient.
Also, while flipping the pages don’t forget to go through the
CXOs and articles written by
This document discusses peer-to-peer mobile payments. It begins by introducing the topic and noting key drivers for adoption. It then provides an overview of mobile payments in general, including common roles and scenarios. The document dives into peer-to-peer payment models, design issues, value chains, types including domestic transfers and international remittances, and considerations for evaluating models. It aims to give a well-rounded overview of the peer-to-peer mobile payment landscape.
Apple Pay & its potential impact on the Australasian marketWilliam Belle
ApplePay & its potential impact on the Australasian market
By William Belle - October 2014
Non animated Version, if you want the orignal one, contact me.
This work is based on my knowledge and my personal research.
__________
William Belle
| Junior Marketing & Business Development Manager in Mobile Payment & Ticketing |
http://williambelle.wordpress.com/
POV: The Present and Future of Mobile PaymentIPG Media Lab
With the introduction of Apple Pay, mobile payment is poised to hit the mainstream. The general public feels optimistic about its future, too. Survey reveals that over two-thirds of people believed that it’s likely that mobile payments will become a major way people make payments in stores in the next five years.
But look around. Hardly anyone you know is paying with their smartphones. Why?
Find out the reasons and more about mobile payment by reading our newest POV here.
Peer-to-peer payments services are improving how people pay each other by providing digital alternatives to traditional methods like cash, checks, and bank transfers. The global P2P payments market exceeds $1 trillion annually and mobile P2P payments are growing, replacing conventional ways of transferring funds. Popular uses of P2P payments include splitting bills, paying rent or tuition, reimbursing others, and sending gifts. While banks face risks if they don't adopt these services, P2P payments also present opportunities to engage more customers digitally and support financial inclusion. Major industry developments in India include the growth of mobile wallets, emerging payment banks, and P2P services from leaders like State Bank of India.
This document discusses future trends in payment startups and mobile commerce. It notes that payment startups are exploring various monetization models like subscriptions, revenue sharing, e-commerce, and APIs. It also discusses how retail commerce is being accelerated by contextual mobile commerce solutions powered by consumer hardware and data. The growth of mobile traffic and contextual data from users' location, preferences, behavior and more presents huge opportunities for startups to build personalized, simplified, and convenient mobile commerce experiences. It highlights some startup incubator resources and benefits for payment and mobile commerce startups.
The true mobile payment and the opportunities & challenges of Hong HongEmil Chan
The true mobile payment and the opportunities & challenges of Hong Hong is one of the many interesting topics presented at the seminar "MPOWERING RETAILERS TO LEVERAGE TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND HARNESS RISING DIGITAL AND MOBILE MARKETING TRENDS" organized by the Association of Cloud and Mobile Computing Professionals on 4 Feb 2016.
Evolution of Cashless Payments in Singapore (Dec2017)Yu Khing POH
The document discusses the evolution of cashless payments in Singapore, including contact cards, contactless cards, and smartphone payment methods using near-field communication (NFC), QR codes, and funds transfers. It notes the current challenges with fragmented and non-interoperable systems and lack of security and tourist-friendliness. Developments toward a unified national e-payment platform and common QR code standard aim to address these challenges.
Mobile money and banking services have seen significant adoption around the world. In Japan, over 35 million people use mobile wallet services, while 10 million Japanese made a mobile purchase in December. M-Pesa in Kenya has over 35% of the population as users, processing amounts equal to 25% of Kenya's GDP. Airtel plans to launch mobile wallet services across 15 African countries in 2011. Mobile banking apps from banks like Sparkasse in Germany and Rabobank in the Netherlands provide full banking functions on smartphones. Operators are also moving into banking through investments and partnerships to capitalize on the growth of mobile financial services.
Έφη Πρεσβεία, Επικεφαλής Επιχειρηματικής Μονάδας Ηλεκτρονικού Επιχειρείν, Eur...Starttech Ventures
Oμιλία από την Έφη Πρεσβεία, Επικεφαλής Επιχειρηματικής Μονάδας Ηλεκτρονικού Επιχειρείν, Eurobank στο πλαίσιο του Digital Finance Forum 2016
Περισσότερες πληροφορίες: http://digitalfinance.ethosevents.eu/
The document discusses the future of mobile payments, including the transition to a cashless society through new identification technologies like fingerprint and vein scanning. It describes how devices will identify users through biometrics and location data, allowing new payment methods via technologies like Bluetooth and connected "Internet of Things" devices. This will change both how people pay for items and entire store experiences. Overall, the document outlines emerging mobile and identification technologies that will transform how payments are made.
Mobile payment - what mobiles can do for youBenjamin Joffe
Mobile phones can enable financial services and payments for those without access to traditional banking. Rural entrepreneurs in developing countries can use phones as a replacement for assets like cows. In the Philippines, G-Cash allows payments through mobile airtime that can be used to shop, take out microloans, and make payments to retailers. For mobile finance to grow, issues of trust, standards, privacy and regulations must be addressed at both the physical and digital levels. The future hopes that mobile devices can serve as banking and payment infrastructure to empower and develop communities.
NTT DATA Consulting’s annual mobile wallet analysis. Starting in 2013, we began analyzing some of the Mobile Wallet offerings leveraging a systematic view of the range of mobile payment capabilities and customer experience. With recent announcements from industry leaders such as Apple, Wal-Mart and the top financial institutions, we have updated our view on where each of the major mobile wallets fits in today’s market for 2016.
The document discusses mobile payment solutions from various companies and strategies for adoption. It analyzes Apple Pay, comparing it to solutions from Square, PayPal, and other major tech companies. Apple Pay offers security and convenience for consumers but has limited device compatibility. The document recommends Apple pursue strategies like expanding Apple Pay's acceptance on e-commerce sites and apps as well as growing its merchant services to assure widespread adoption.
Analysis of Mobile Payments in Singapore - v0.3 Jan 2018Jerry CHI 迟欣
1.Mobile Payment Players:
Banks & FIs: PayLah, Dash, UOB Mighty, OCBC Pay Anyone
Digital Giants: Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, AliPay, Wechat Pay, etc.
Others: GrabPay, Uber, Starbucks, AirPay, etc.
2. Formula of Successful Mobile Payments:
Learned from PayPal, AliPay, Wechat Pay etc., successful payment products need to bring relevance (strong user scenarios) and convenience (smooth user journey).
Strong user scenarios:
Offline, online, in-app;
Restaurants, taxi, fast-food, stores, café, markets, e-commerce market places, app stores / google play, games, etc.
Smooth user journey:
DO NOT complicate payment flows w/ Counter Code, physical token
3. Some open discussions:
Card schemes vs. direct bank connections;
NFC vs. QR Code;
Merchant QR Code vs. Customer QR Code;
The document discusses emerging payment technologies including mobile wallets, wearable payment devices, and biometric payments. Mobile wallets allow users to pay using their smartphones and have seen significant adoption worldwide with over 200 million active accounts. Wearable payment options include smartwatches and wristbands that enable tap-to-pay. Biometric authentication through fingerprints and other identifiers improves security while maintaining convenience. New players like technology companies are also entering the payments space and may challenge traditional banks.
"The Future of Payments is Mobile," Braintree >> Bill Ready [COMMERCISM 2014]500 Startups
The document discusses how mobile commerce will evolve into "smart commerce" driven by contextual experiences. It notes that mobile traffic as a percentage of internet traffic is growing significantly and will likely continue to do so. Mobile experiences are shifting from consumerism and buying to own products, to focusing on experiences and sharing/renting products on an as-needed basis. The rise of startups building contextual and experience-driven mobile applications indicates the need for commerce experiences tailored to location, preferences, and real-time needs will only increase.
Mobile payments: the convergence of financial services and digital businessesOsborne Clarke
The document discusses developments in mobile payments. It begins with housekeeping notes for an event on mobile payments, including fire safety instructions and wireless network access details. It then provides an agenda for the event including several speakers who will discuss topics like mobile payment players and participants, predictions for the mobile payments market, and the consumer environment and how it is evolving. Diagrams are also included showing potential models for mobile access/authentication and contactless mobile payments.
The mobile wallet market in India is projected to grow significantly by 2022, with the market size reaching INR XX billion and the number of transactions reaching XX billion. The growth of the market is driven by increased smartphone usage, digital penetration, and growth of e-commerce. Major players in the mobile wallet space in India include Company 1, Company 2, Company 3, etc. The report provides an overview of the mobile wallet market size and segmentation, drivers and challenges, competitive landscape, and recent industry developments.
So, with great enthusiasm Insights Success has shortlisted,
“The 10 Most Promising Payment and Card Solution
Providers 2019”, who are working round the clock to make
transactions more secured and efficient.
Also, while flipping the pages don’t forget to go through the
CXOs and articles written by
The document discusses emerging trends in mobile payments, epayments, and ecommerce. It notes that banking is changing significantly with new technologies like Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and mobile-based payment solutions. New payment methods like NFC and push payments are gaining traction globally. The author provides advice to startups on investing in mobile payment capabilities and services to position for future success.
Top European Fintech Startups You Must KnowMint2Save1
Fintech is also known as financial technology. The term Fintech includes a massive range of products, business models and techniques that are transforming the financial services industry.
Want to learn more about finance and related technology visit: https://mint2save.com/
PaySay is a platform that aims to simplify payments and provide crypto-banking services globally. It offers services such as payment processing, buying and selling cryptocurrencies, banking cards, investments, and earning interest on crypto deposits. PaySay's vision is to enable financial inclusion and borderless banking through its one platform for online and mobile crypto banking, merchant point-of-sale services, crypto exchanges, deposits, lending, portfolio management, and insurance. PaySay also plans to integrate with voice assistants like Alexa to provide banking services across different devices.
The 10 most promising payment and card solution providers Merry D'souza
The 10 most promising payment and card solution providers, September 2020; CIO Look admire their contribution in the evolution to local and global businesses.
2018 - Thinking beyond borders in Global Retail Import Export TradeRolf
By Rolf Visser, "Thinking beyond borders in Global Retail" is all about the How and drivers for cross-border ecommerce. Cross-border e-commerce is a profound driver of positive-sum growth, far outpacing the growth of the economy as a whole. The unstoppable rise of a global e-commerce marketplace could create a trigger for governments to lower trade barriers and harmonize procedures and trade rules. Research includes rare Import and Export facts & figures.
This presentation gives an overview of the company Mint Payments Limited listed on the ASX in Australia under MNW. It explains the products and services and how the company operates in the payments industry.
Vikrant Sabharwal presented on reimagining transaction innovation at TSYS. He discussed how transactions have evolved from bartering to various digital payment methods. Upcoming trends include peer-to-peer payments, mobile point of sale, digital currencies, and authentication beyond near-field communication. Sabharwal also reviewed TSYS' transaction processing capabilities and highlighted strategies like flexible architectures and right-sourcing to stay ahead of changes in the payments industry.
Sydney Subscribed 2016: How the World PaysZuora, Inc.
Worldpay, a global payment processing company, shares the fascinating data behind today’s global digital payment trends.
Kevin Dallas, Chief Product & Marketing Officer – Global eCommerce, Worldpay
The10 smartest payment & card solution providers 2019Mirror Review
HEDPAY is a fintech company that aims to bridge the gap between traditional banks and cryptocurrencies by combining features of modern e-banks and crypto finance. The company's president and CEO, Vicken Kaprelian, founded HEDPAY due to challenges in cross-border payments and transfers he experienced in his previous business. HEDPAY leverages blockchain technology to offer a complete suite of banking and financial services, with the goal of becoming the next generation banking solution. Kaprelian believes challenges like capital funding constraints and the slow adoption of cryptocurrencies by traditional banks fuel HEDPAY's growth and competitive edge.
A No-Confusion Guide to Build a Secure Mobile Wallet App in 2019Innofied Solution
Mobile wallet apps have grown rapidly as more people have smartphones than bank accounts. This document provides tips for developing a secure mobile wallet app, including studying the market, choosing the right features, ensuring usability and security. Key technologies discussed are NFC, Bluetooth, QR codes, encryption and passwords. The summary emphasizes doing user research, focusing on security, and optimizing the app to be lightweight and easy to use.
This document discusses Adyen's payments platform and services for international expansion. It highlights Adyen's ability to accept payments worldwide through one platform using over 250 local payment methods. It also notes Adyen's presence in 15 global offices and growth serving over 500 international Magento merchants. Finally, it outlines Adyen's strategies to deliver the best local payment solutions in different markets by offering popular local methods that increase conversion rates.
PayPal is a global online payments system that allows for money transfers between individuals and businesses. In 2010, PayPal processed $92 billion in total payment volume, had 224 million accounts worldwide, and $3 billion was spent every two weeks from PayPal balances. PayPal represents 18% of global e-commerce. The document discusses PayPal's growth and discusses innovations in mobile payments, including developing a consumer mobile wallet, in-app payments, and proximity payments to allow payments in physical stores using mobile devices. It also covers improvements to the user experience on mobile like remembered logins and customizable checkout flows.
APIdays Singapore 2019 - How Platforms & APIs are changing the way that 3 bil...apidays
The document discusses how platforms and APIs are changing banking for 3 billion people. A shift to digital payments is occurring across Asia, driven by mobile adoption, e-commerce, and younger demographics. While fees generate revenue, platforms will monetize the transaction data. APIs are key for fintechs and banks to provide new services. China's mobile payments surpassed the US in transaction value in 2017. Platforms like WeChat are using payments data to offer additional financial products beyond transfers. This situational finance model is personalized through constant data analysis. APIs will be increasingly important for open banking and virtual banks to compete.
Real Mobile Tech is a startup that has developed a mobile payment solution called RealPayment that allows secure mobile payments and digital receipts without disclosing credit card information. The company was founded in 2012 and has a team of experienced payment and technology professionals. RealPayment works with any device and provides features for merchants like digital gift cards, loyalty programs, and mobile ordering that allow gaining repeat customers. The company is seeking funding to expand partnerships and execute on its plans to become a leading digital payment network.
The document discusses payment gateway options for businesses in the United Arab Emirates. It provides an overview of the global payment industry trends of high growth. In the UAE, integrating local payment gateways requires businesses to be legitimate and pay setup and transaction fees. The document analyzes several payment gateway providers that are suitable options for the UAE market, comparing their transaction costs, fees, and currency acceptance. It concludes that 2Checkout may be the best initial option for new companies due to its lack of setup fees.
Abasse Twalal Harouna: The Maestro of Digital Marketing - His Journey and Ach...Abasse Twalal Harouna
Abasse Twalal Harouna, a name synonymous with innovation and excellence in the digital marketing industry, has made significant strides in empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to achieve remarkable growth. With a career marked by numerous accolades and a trail of success stories, Harouna's journey from a passionate student of marketing to a renowned digital marketing expert is both inspiring and instructive.
Abasse Twalal Harouna’s early life laid a strong foundation for his future success. Born and raised in a family that highly valued education and innovation, Harouna was encouraged to pursue his interests from a young age. This supportive environment fueled his passion for technology and business, leading him to pursue higher education in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing at a prestigious Canadian university. His academic background provided him with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and marketing strategies, setting the stage for his remarkable career.
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How to Accept Bitcoins and Any Type of Credit Card from anyone in the world?
1. Empowering the Next 7 billion People to be Part of the
Mobile Payments Revolution
“Payments for All”
Circle Plus Mobile Payments Solutions
Nitish Kannan
CEO
www.Circlepluspay.com
2. Opportunity
2016
“Payments for All”
Overview
o ~7.4 Billion People in The World
o Over 6 Billion Smart Devices by 2020
o Estimated to Eclipse 1 Trillion USD in 2017.
o Maturing Out of Physical Cards by 2020.
o Many Existing Hardware Solutions are Outdated
and Insecure.
o Expense and Error-prone Process Of Updating
o Existing Hardware Is A Leading Cause Of Data
Breaches.
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5. 5
Tsunami of Opportunity Exists in the Mobile
Payments Space to Empower Every Smartphone
User in the World.
Any Merchant/Consultant/Mobile Business
Can Accept Credit Cards, Debit cards or Digital
Currency such as Bitcoin
Global Invoicing to Receive Payments
Global Opportunities
“Payments for All”
6. 6
Therefore, An Exponential Problem Requires
Integrated Solutions Which Can Scale Exponentially
Quickly.
Environmental Friendly, Carbon Neutral
Adopts Apple Pay and Android Pay
Bio-metric Authentication and Tokenization
Meet International Mobile Commerce Needs
Mobile Purchase – Retail Shops
Proximity Mobile Payments - Wearables
Solutions Required
“Payments for All”
7. 7
Right Now As An Exponential Technology,
Mobile Payment Services are in the
Inception Stage
Mobile Payments Status
“Payments for All”
8. 8
Payments Are Being Digitized.
As Cash Transactions Disappear,
Payments Are Becoming Electronic, Via Wallets
and Credit Cards.
Mobile Wallets
“Payments for All”
9. Features Payable
“Payments for All”
• Point of sale features for mobile devices in both iOS
and android.
• Bitcoin acceptance and converts to local currency
instantly.
• Transaction in 165 currencies.
• No hardware attachments and low transaction fees.
• Apple Pay and Android Pay Options Integrated.
• Global mobile payment solution for the future.
• Based on Stripe Connect platform
10. International
“Payments for All”
o Works in 23 countries and growing
o Supports credit cards, debit cards, and bitcoin.
o International payments market expected to exceed
$2.8 trillion USD by 2020.
o Huge opportunities in South America, Europe,
Australia and Japan
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11. Lower Fees
“Payments for All”
o Lowest key-in rate in mobile payment market.
o 3% vs. 3.5%+
o International transactions typically use key-in option.
o International Rates Vary – Europe as low as 1.4%
o Cheaper access to AMEX for small merchants
o 2.9% + $0.30 USD
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Paypal Rates
Keyed-in or Scanned 3.5% + $0.15 USD
Cross-Border Swiped 3.7%
Cross-Border Keyed-in 4.5% + $0.15 USD
12. Future Ready
“Payments for All”
o Supports Crypto currency and accepts Bitcoin
o Converts to local currency via Bitcoin instantly
o Ready for future crypto currency via software
update.
o Why support Bitcoin?
o Bitcoin transactions allow online purchases
without risking personal data.
o International fees are lower than typical
rates (5 to 10% is the typical rate vs. lower
Bitcoin rate)
o Transaction fees are lower when compared
to credit card fees.
o No inflation risk, due to slow rate of Bitcoin
creation, and the limited total pool of
bitcoins.
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13. Built for Scale
“Payments for All”
o Most mobile payments apps are only built for small
merchants.
o Square and Flint limit transactions to $700 -
$2500 per day.
o Money is typically held for risk and compliance
due to outdated merchant service models.
o No transaction limits while on Circle Plus
o Designed for merchants of all sizes
o Designed for merchants who have international
clients
o Designed for small and large merchants
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14. Unique Features
“Payments for All”
o Supports Apple Pay
o Supports Android Pay
o All that’s required is the app and a compatible
smart phone!
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15. Built to Adapt
“Payments for All”
o Platform built flexible enough to adapt to new trends
o With the advent of wearable devices, payments
apps must maintain flexibility.
o Software based – Can easily be adapted to new devices
and form factors
o Ex: Apple Watch
o With one integrated app, can easily be maintained on
any platform.
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16. Retail Stores Mobile
Shopping App
“Payments for All”
We are also announcing exclusive white label self check out
App for retailers.
For instance, electronic stores like Carphone Warehouse
could empower anyone who walks into their stores to scan
the Barcode and Pay Via Mobile Device
Only payment verification as the customer leaves the store
would be required
Reduces shopping time to couple of minutes instead of long
waiting period for the payment counter
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Walk-in to Store
Location shown
Geo-locate, Geo-Verify
Feature
Login with PIN or Touch ID
Store Card and Checkout
DEMO APP SCREEN SHOTS
17. Retail Stores Mobile
Shopping App
“Payments for All”
Merchant Can Also Accept Payment as Traditional
shopping without additional checkout counters with a
mobile device
Apple Pay and Android Pay Solutions Integrated
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DEMO APP SCREEN SHOTS
Review Cart and Checkout
Open Wallet and Pay
28. Summary
“Payments for All”
What is our transactions platform?
Based on Stripe, Payable is operating on a solid
transactions platform that has seen rapid growth
with low technical risk and a simple implementation.
As Stripe adds support for additional payment
methods, Payable will automatically gain support,
expanding our reach. We’re currently looking into
adding AliPay support as well, so we can enter China.
How will Payable outpace the market?
Our strategy of rapid iteration on the app, and effective
marketing will keep us well ahead of the competition in
the coming months. Since our technology is also
software based, we are able to quickly add new features
as the market changes. We adapt to changing
environments and identify solutions that will be simple
and secure.
What is the international potential?
We are present in USA, Canada, Europe and Australia
Thanks to Stripe platform, we’re able to rapidly iterate
to integrate other foreign markets, such as China,
Japan, and Mexico.
Why we will be Prominent
International Payment Solution?
Our vision, our technology, our partners and
innovative solutions we have developed to support
the 7 billion people
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31. Are you ready to join us?
“Payments for All”
Since 2013 Our Commitment Has Been To Reach The
Next Billion Users.
Our Mission Is To Craft The Perfect Payment Solution
For Our Merchants And Users!