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Digital Wallet Control Points – Strategy tool by Mobey Forum’s Digital Wallet Expert Group

After years of hype and uncertainty, NFC is finally here. Countries in which plastic card use is the norm have witnessed a recent explosion in the mobile payments ecosystem. The emergence of Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and HCE all indicate that, this time, it’s here to stay. The real credit for revolutionizing the mobile payments…

For years authentication has been a thorny issue for banks and financial institutions, particularly in the world of mobile services. To date, these organisations have focused on building two of the three primary sources of authentication data into their products and services, namely ‘something you know’, like a password, and ‘something you have’, like a payment card. The

Banks have been quick adopters of new technologies in developing services for consumers. Throughout this evolution, small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) have been fairly well served, since their needs are broadly similar to those of consumers. However, big corporations have often been overlooked. Corporate clients are slower to demand new technologies, because of legacy…

by Sirpa Nordlund Executive Director at Mobey Forum Apple gets it. The way to make things appealing is to make them simple, convenient and valuable for consumers. This is why couponing, loyalty and ticketing are set to be included in Apple Pay 2.0, bringing value added services (VAS) to the masses, driving further adoption and…

After years of hype and uncertainty, NFC is finally here. Countries in which plastic card use is the norm have witnessed a recent explosion in the mobile payments ecosystem. The emergence of Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and HCE all indicate that, this time, it’s here to stay. The real credit for revolutionizing the mobile payments…

For years authentication has been a thorny issue for banks and financial institutions, particularly in the world of mobile services. To date, these organisations have focused on building two of the three primary sources of authentication data into their products and services, namely ‘something you know’, like a password, and ‘something you have’, like a payment card. The

Banks have been quick adopters of new technologies in developing services for consumers. Throughout this evolution, small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) have been fairly well served, since their needs are broadly similar to those of consumers. However, big corporations have often been overlooked. Corporate clients are slower to demand new technologies, because of legacy…

by Sirpa Nordlund Executive Director at Mobey Forum Apple gets it. The way to make things appealing is to make them simple, convenient and valuable for consumers. This is why couponing, loyalty and ticketing are set to be included in Apple Pay 2.0, bringing value added services (VAS) to the masses, driving further adoption and…