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Global Mobile Payment Methods 2012

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North America: USA, Canada
Latin America: Brazil, Colombia, Mexico
Western Europe: UK, Germany, France, Italy, Nehterlands, Spain
Eastern Europe: Russia, Turkey
Scandinavia: Denmark, Sweden
Asia-Pacific: China, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Australia
Middle East & Africa: UAE, Burkina Faso, Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda

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Key Findings
Covering 26 Countries Worldwide
• The number of mobile payment users worldwide is projected to keep increasing, to reach more than
400 million in 2016.
• In Q1 2012, less than 30% of smartphone and tablet owners in the USA were “Using Device for
Payment” of mobile purchases.
• The most used mobile payment method among mobile shoppers in Europe was “Card” in Q3 2012,
followed by “Micro-Payments”, and “Invoice”.
• In Japan, a total of more than 200 million monthly mobile contactless payments were being conducted
in 2012.
• Due to their easy accessibility, mobile payment solutions have become popular in Africa, facilitating
the growth in B2C E-Commerce, as of 2012.

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Table of Contents (1 of 4)

1. MANAGEMENT SUMMARY 3. NORTH AMERICA (cont.)

3.1 USA (Top Country) (cont.)
2. GLOBAL
• Mobile Shopping Activities, including Mobile Payment,
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012; by Smartphone and Tablet, in % of Smartphone and
incl. NFC Mobile Payment Spending, in USD billion, Tablet Owners, Q1 2012
2012f & 2017f • Mobile Wallet Benefits when paying In-Store,
• Mobile Payment Conduction, by Country, in % of Consumers, March 2012
in % of Consumers, six Months to Q1 2012 • Preferred Digital Wallet Provider, by Age Group of
• Mobile Banking Usage, by Country, Internet Users, in % of Internet Users interested in
in % of Consumers, six Months to Q1 2012 Digital Wallets, Q4 2011
• Mobile Payments Readiness, by Country, • Breakdown of Mobile Payment Business Models,
on a Scale from 0-100, May 2012 by Feasibility, in %, 2011
• Breakdown of Mobile Payment Market Share,
• Reasons for stagnant or declining Mobile Payment
by Region, in %, 2015f
Usage, in % of Mobile Payment Users, March 2012
• Proximity Mobile Payment Transaction Value,
by Use Case, in %, 2015f
in USD billion and in % annual Growth, 2011-2016f
by Technology, in %, 2015f • Average per Capita Proximity Mobile Payment
Transaction Spending, in USD, 2011-2016f
• Positive Experiences made with Online Banking and
Mobile Banking, by Region, in % of Retail Banking • Leading Mobile Banking Activities,
Customers, 2011 & 2012f in % of Mobile Banking Users, 2011
• Mobile Payment Transaction Volume, in USD billion, • Mobile Payment News about Boku, May 2012
2011 & 2012f
• Mobile Payment News about CorFire, January 2012
• Breakdown of Mobile Payment Value,
• Mobile Payment News about Groupon,
by NFC Payments and other Mobile Payments, in %,
September 2012
2017f
• Popular Services for Mobile Payments via • Mobile Payment News about Isis and Samsung,
Smartphone/Tablet, by Service, May & October 2012
in % of Mobile Payment Users, 2012f • Mobile Payment News about Parkmobile USA,
• Mobile Payment Users, in millions, 2009, 2011, March & May 2012
2013f & 2016f • Mobile Payment News about PayOne, May 2012
• Breakdown of Mobile Payment Awareness and Usage, • Mobile Payment News about Starbucks and Square,
in % of Smartphone or Tablet Internet Users, 2012f
October 2012
• Mobile Payment News about Wal-Mart Stores Inc.,
Target Corp., and 7-Eleven, August 2012

3. NORTH AMERICA 3.2 Canada

3.1 USA (Top Country) • Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, Spring 2012 and
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, April 2012 Share of Mobile Banking App Users on total
Smartphone Users, in %, Spring 2012

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4. LATIN AMERICA 5. WESTERN EUROPE (cont.)

4.1 Brazil 5.2 UK (Top Country) (cont.)

• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012 • Maximum Spend on a Purchase when using the
Phone like a Credit Card,
in % of Smartphone Owners, July 2012
4.2 Colombia
• Reasons against swiping Smartphones like a Credit
Card, in % of Smartphone Owners, July 2012
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012
• Reasons against doing Banking via Smartphone,
• Mobile Payment News about Redeban Multicolor, in % of Smartphone Owners, July 2012
February 2012 and total Transactions made using
• Attitudes towards Mobile Wallets,
Redeban Multicolor’s mobile Banking, in millions,
in % of Consumers, April 2012
2010 & 2011
• Share of Mobile Banking and of In-Store Payments,
in % of Smartphone Owners, September 2012
4.3 Mexico

• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2011/2012 5.3 Germany (Top Country)

• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012 and Trust in the
Protection of personal Data in Mobile Payments,
5. WESTERN EUROPE by Trustee, in %, June 2012
• Mobile Payment Market Development, 2012
5.1 Europe: Regional • Direct Carrier Billing Market Trends, April 2012 and
Breakdown of preferred Mobile Payment Methods,
• Used Mobile Payment Methods, in % of Smartphone Users, April 2012
in % of Mobile Shoppers, Q3 2012 • Share of Consumers wanting to use a Smartphone
• Share of Bank Customers having used PayPal for for Mobile Payment, by Age Group, in %, 2011
Mobile Payments, • Mobile Payment News about G&D,
by Country (Germany, UK, France), in %, June 2012 July & September 2012
• Mobile Payment News about MasterCard and
Deutsche Telekom, July 2012
5.2 UK (Top Country) • Mobile Payment News about Otto and Yapital,
March 2012
• Direct Carrier Billing Market Trends, April 2012 and • Mobile Payment News about Telefónica Deutschland,
Breakdown of Preferred Mobile Payment Methods, October 2012
in % of Smartphone Users, April 2012
• Breakdown of Confidence Level in Security of Mobile
Banking, in % of Smartphone Owners, July 2012
5.4 France (Top Country)
• Breakdown of Amount of Banking done by
• Level of Interest in Services associated with
Smartphone, in % of Smartphone Owners, July 2012
Mobile Payment, in % of Internet Users, June 2012
• Breakdown of Likelihood of using Smartphone like
• Level of Interest in Mobile Payment Services,
a Credit Card, in % of Smartphone Owners
by Type of Service, in % of Internet Users,
aged 18-24, July 2012
June 2012

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5. WESTERN EUROPE (cont.) 6. EASTERN EUROPE (cont.)

5.4 France (Top Country) (cont.) 6.2 Turkey

• Conditions for paying via Mobile Phone at a • Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2011
Merchant, in % of Internet Users, June 2012 • Mobile Banking and Payment Market Trends,
• Mobile Payment Concerns, in % of Internet Users, December 2011
June 2012 • Mobile Payment Volume, in TRY million, 2012f-2015f
• Confidence in Players offering Mobile Payment • Share of Mobile Payments on total B2C E-Commerce
Solutions, by Player, in % of Internet Users, Payments, in %, 2012f & 2015f
June 2012
• Mobile Payment News about Turkcell, October 2012
• Mobile Payment News about Visa, January 2012

5.5 Italy 7. SCANDINAVIA
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2011 and Mobile 7.1 Denmark
Payment Transaction Volume, by Digital Content and
Goods and Services, in EUR mil., 2011 • Mobile Payment Methods, in % Mobile Shoppers,
• Mobile Payment Transaction Volume, Q1 2012
in EUR billion, 2011 & 2015f

7.2 Sweden
5.6 Netherlands
• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2011/2012
• Breakdown of preferred Mobile Payment Methods of
• Used M-Commerce Payment Methods,
Mobile Shoppers, in % of Mobile Shoppers, 2011
in % of Mobile Shoppers, Q3 2012
• Mobile Payment News about Gemalto, October 2012

5.7 Spain
8. ASIA-PACIFIC
• Mobile Payment News about Telefonica Digital,
July 2012 8.1 China (Top Country)
• Mobile Payment Trade Volume, in CNY billion and
in % annual Growth, 2010-2014f
6. EASTERN EUROPE
• Number of Mobile Payment Users, in millions and
in % annual Growth, 2010-2014f
6.1 Russia • Used Mobile Payment Methods, in % of Consumers,
November 2011
• Mobile Payment News about MTS, VimpelCom and • Breakdown of Confidence in future of Mobile
Megafon, 2012 Payment Usage, in % of Consumers, November 2011
• Mobile Payment News about VimpelCom and • Mobile Payment News about China UnionPay,
February, May & June 2012
Net Element International, October 2012

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8. ASIA-PACIFIC (cont.) 9. MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA (cont.)

8.2 Japan 9.2 Africa: Regional

• Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2011/2012 • Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012

NTT DOCOMO, October 2012
• Mobile Payment News about PayPal, May 2012 9.3 Burkina Faso

• Mobile Payment News about Airtel, July 2012

8.3 Malaysia
9.4 Kenya
• Mobile Payment News about PayPal and Malaysia
Airlines, July 2012 • Mobile Payment Transaction Volume, in KES billion,
2010 & 2011

8.4 South Korea
9.5 Nigeria
• Mobile Payment News about Won Corporation,
July 2012
• Mobile Payment Transaction Value, in NGN billion,
2011 & 2012f

8.5 Australia

9.6 South Africa
• Mobile Payment News about Apple, July 2012

• Mobile Banking Development, 2011/2012
• Mobile Payment News about MasterCard Mobile,
April 2012
• Mobile Payment News about PayU, July 2012
9. MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
9.1 UAE
9.7 Uganda
Network International, October 2012 • Mobile Payment Market Trends, 2012

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Samples


PayOne integrated with T-Mobile USA for direct carrier billings, having a
transaction record of USD 5 billion (EUR 3.9 billion), as of May 2012.
USA: Mobile Payment News about PayOne, May 2012

 The US mobile payments company PayOne, renamed
from PaymentOne, entered an agreement with mobile
network operator T-Mobile USA in May 2012, providing
their payment processing services for direct carrier
billing.

 PayOne had already processed direct carrier billings
worth more than USD 5 billion, as of May 2012,
mostly through micro transactions such as in-app
purchases.

 The company is engaged in more than 70 countries
and has access to 3.5 billion potential customers
through cooperations with mobile network operators.

 PayOne also offered payment processing for
purchases of mobile applications developer Snap
MyLife and a one-click mobile payments platform for
other global commerce services.

Source: The Paypers, May 2012

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With a CAGR of +111%, the mobile payment transaction volume in Italy
is expected to reach EUR 14 bil. in 2015, up from EUR 0.7 bil. in 2011.
Italy: Mobile Payment Transaction Volume, in EUR billion, 2011 & 2015f

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14,0
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in EUR billion

10 CAGR +111%

5

0,7
0
2011 2015f

Source: Fasi, February 2012

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