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Mobile payments - progressing towards large-scale deployments (Ovum)
- Market: Telecommunications
- Published Date: 10/03/2008
- Report Title: Mobile payments - progressing towards large-scale deployments
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- Report Type: Market Report
- Country: Global
- Number of Pages: 50
Table of contents
Ovum view
Key messages
Mobile payments: near the inflection point?
A transition is underway
Market segmentation
Changing perspectives
Still in search of business models
Complexity of developing partnerships
Collaborative versus competitive models
The role of independent players
Case study overview
Focus areas
Mobile banking case studies
Monitise
Firethorn
BankID (Telenor and Norwegian banks)
Sybase 365 m-banking solution
Rabo Mobiel
NFC-based payments
Pegasus project
Money transfers in developing countries
Orange Money
Globe: G-Cash
Vodafone
Grameenphone’s BillPay
East African operators
MTN Banking
Luup
Mobile commerce strategies in retail
mPoria
Mobilkom
PayPal Mobile
The value chain for mobile payments
Overview of the mobile payment process
Table of figures
Figure 1 Putting m-payment in a broader perspective
Figure 2 Four main axes of development
Figure 3 Typology of business models in m-payments and examples of players
Figure 4 Mobile payments: main focus areas
Figure 5 Maturity of the mobile payment services and projects quoted in the case studies
Figure 6 Monilink: high-level architecture
Figure 7 Basic principles for Monitise’s revenue model
Figure 8 Monitise’s model for prepaid top-ups
Figure 9 Firethorn’s mobile banking application
Figure 10 Snapshot of Payez Mobile merchants in the city of Strasbourg
Table 1 Orange’s key operations in Africa and Middle East (at end of 2007)
Figure 11 G-Cash client processes
Table 2 M-Pesa service fees
Figure 12 Buy.com’s mobile shopping site powered by mPoria
Figure 13 Checkout using PayPal Mobile on an mPoria-powered shopping site
Figure 14 PayPal: user process for Text to Buy service
Figure 15 PayPal: user process for Mobile Checkout service
Figure 16 Mobile payment process overview
Figure 17 Provisioning the m-payment application
Figure 18 M-payment product ordering and delivery
Figure 19 Performing mobile payments
Figure 20 Managing the end-user account
Figure 21 Performing mobile marketing/CRM actions
Figure 22 Players’ positions on the value chain
Ovum view
Key messages
Mobile payments: near the inflection point?
A transition is underway
Market segmentation
Changing perspectives
Still in search of business models
Complexity of developing partnerships
Collaborative versus competitive models
The role of independent players
Case study overview
Focus areas
Mobile banking case studies
Monitise
Firethorn
BankID (Telenor and Norwegian banks)
Sybase 365 m-banking solution
Rabo Mobiel
NFC-based payments
Pegasus project
Money transfers in developing countries
Orange Money
Globe: G-Cash
Vodafone
Grameenphone’s BillPay
East African operators
MTN Banking
Luup
Mobile commerce strategies in retail
mPoria
Mobilkom
PayPal Mobile
The value chain for mobile payments
Overview of the mobile payment process
Table of figures
Figure 1 Putting m-payment in a broader perspective
Figure 2 Four main axes of development
Figure 3 Typology of business models in m-payments and examples of players
Figure 4 Mobile payments: main focus areas
Figure 5 Maturity of the mobile payment services and projects quoted in the case studies
Figure 6 Monilink: high-level architecture
Figure 7 Basic principles for Monitise’s revenue model
Figure 8 Monitise’s model for prepaid top-ups
Figure 9 Firethorn’s mobile banking application
Figure 10 Snapshot of Payez Mobile merchants in the city of Strasbourg
Table 1 Orange’s key operations in Africa and Middle East (at end of 2007)
Figure 11 G-Cash client processes
Table 2 M-Pesa service fees
Figure 12 Buy.com’s mobile shopping site powered by mPoria
Figure 13 Checkout using PayPal Mobile on an mPoria-powered shopping site
Figure 14 PayPal: user process for Text to Buy service
Figure 15 PayPal: user process for Mobile Checkout service
Figure 16 Mobile payment process overview
Figure 17 Provisioning the m-payment application
Figure 18 M-payment product ordering and delivery
Figure 19 Performing mobile payments
Figure 20 Managing the end-user account
Figure 21 Performing mobile marketing/CRM actions
Figure 22 Players’ positions on the value chain
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