Innovations In Payments

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INNOVATION IN PAYMENTS: How Data, the Cloud, Mobile Devices & Smart Card Technology Will Drive Innovation David S. Evans November 4, 2008

Payments are in for some rough times

The payments industry has underperformed

Credit card lenders are sure to suffer more

In grim times, it always gets better

Income has steadily risen, despite bumps in the road

It always looks terrifying at the bottom

Strength comes from weathering storms

So, innovate for the long run

The future of payments innovation

Change is in the air, but will it really occur?

The elusive cashless society…

Check use declines, and eCommerce grows

The pervasive magnetic stripe card

“Please rank the following aspects of your payment experience by the level of importance to you” Can sign the receipt

24%

30%

26%

Can enter a PIN

25%

28%

25%

Information is kept secure

Offers convenience by being fast Offers convenience by not confusing me Can pay with anything I want

68%

35%

31%

24%

38%

42%

42%

“When I am paying at the checkout I wish I could pay…” (by ranked level of importance) 13%

By using my mobile phone

13%

By using a card with multiple functions (debit, credit, extended payment)

17% 11%

By tapping/waving my card instead of swiping

11% 15%

12%

14%

16%

24%

27%

26%

20%

By typing into the PIN pad without having to swipe

12%

22%

18%

Without pulling out a plastic card

12%

21%

21%

9%

Without signing a receipt

16%

52%

24%

Consumers pretty much like it the way it is

20%

26%

27%

18%

27%

35%

33%

29%

29%

25%

Innovation for the sake of innovation doesn’t work

Into the 6th revolution in payments…

Change today focuses on the form factor

Change It’s in the data. It’s in the cloud. It’s in your hand.

Where to look for the revolution

In the U.S. alone, signature authorized transactions represent:

Over 1 billion Cards in circulation

Over 6 million

Change It’s in the data.

Merchant locations

It’s in the cloud.

Over 44 billion

It’s in your hand.

Transactions each year

Massive amounts of cardholder data

87% of online consumers agree that less than a quarter of ads they see online are relevant to their wants and needs.

Change It’s in the data. It’s in the cloud. It’s in your hand.

People actually like ads that are relevant to them

Change It’s in the data. It’s in the cloud. It’s in your hand.

Innovation is moving to the cloud

Change Merchant Loyalty Database

Paymen t Provider

IPCommerce Software Integration

Integrated Reporting & Settlement to Merchant

Leverage Front-End Processors

Front-End Host

Back-End Host

Front-End Host

Back-End Host

Front-End Host

Back-End Host

Transactio n Data

It’s in the data. It’s in the cloud. It’s in your hand.

A platform for payments in the cloud

Change It’s in the data. It’s in the cloud. It’s in your hand.

The ubiquitous mobile phone

SOUTH KOREA MOBILE BROADBAND

BANGLADESH M-COMMERCE

KENYA COFFEE TRADING

peru mobile payments & microfinance

Philippines p2p sms payments

Mobile payments around the world

Mashup #1

Mashup #2

Mashup #3

Innovation from the chip: Where could it fit?

Mag stripes and smart cards

The world has moved on

Developer community

Software platform • Can live in part on the device, and in part in the cloud • Must have code, a rich set of APIs

Smart card chip • Must be part of a real computing device that people can use to run applications

Smart cards and cloud computing

Must be friendly to application developers

Take the iPhone as a model

Smart cards: An integral role in future mashups

Failed poster child of change

Business risk: Chicken and egg problems

Security and fraud: Convincing consumers

High

No Go

Low

King of the Hill

High

Low

Degree of Consumer Behavior Change Required

Consumer Heavy Lifting

Merchant Heavy Lifting

Degree of Merchant Investment & Effort Required

Measuring the tradeoffs

High

Low

Consumer Heavy Lifting

Merchant Heavy Lifting

High

No Go Low

“Wow” Factor Level

King of the Hill

Degree of Merchant Investment & Effort Required

At the heart of transformations to come

Finding the

Wow

Thank You DAVID S. EVANS [email protected]

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