Mobile Payment - Will NFC finally unlock a new value chain?
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VodafoneTechnology Forum2 November 2011Dusseldorf, Germany
Mobile Payment - Will NFC finally unlock a new value chain?
Martin GutberletTechnology [email protected]+49 (0) 172 2804475
Top 10 Mobile Trends and Technologies to Watch
HTML5
NFC & "touch to act" applications such as payment
Platform independent AD tools
Location & Context - indoor & outdoor
Bluetooth 4
802.11ac
M2M - cellular and WiFi
Augmented reality
Multiplatform MDM
LTE 8
More effective application delivery New business opportunities Innovative apps & experiences Management and control Better infrastructure
Top 10 Mobile Trends and Technologies to Watch
Publication Date: 12 August 2011/ID Number: G00215749 Page 6 of 96
© 2011 Gartner, Inc. and/or its Affiliates. All Rights Reserved.
Figure 1. Hype Cycle for Consumer Technologies, 2011
Source: Gartner (August 2011)
Near Field Communication is Hype
NFC - The Technology
RFID Technology at13.56 MHzDistance: 0-20cm, up to 424 Kbit/s
Connecting Technology betweenSmartcards, RFID and mobile systems
Standards: ECMA-340 and ISO/IEC 18092 (FeliCa, Mifare)ISO 14443 (backward compatibilty smartcards)
Security concerns:Man in the middle attack - Use secure channelNFC Chipset and SIM Card - ETSI/SCPUser Data ownership - today‘s emotional TSM discussion
Mobile Payment & Mobile Wallet
Consumer electronics
Loyality & Coupons
Check in
Access Control
Healthcare
Transport
NFC Touch & Act Opportunities
The mobile payment idea
Defintion:
Mobile payment is a point-of-sale transaction conducted using a mobile device.
The future evolution of payment
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Mobile Payment Transaction VolumeMobile NFC
Mobile Payment Users 2015:350 Mio, ww
Mobile Transactions 2015:426 Mio, ww
32 Mio NFC, ww
Mobile Payment shows a tremendous uptake
mWallet
Pros and Cons of 4 different approaches
Launched in USalready
Only Androidphones support
Limited carrier andclearing support, yet
Integrated withGoogle Offers
Vodafone‘smWallet approachnot launched, yet
Enhanced securitywith SIM
integration
Multi OScan be supported
Vodafoneonly
m-commercealliance
NFC notsupported yet
80% reach in Germany
Complexalliance structure
Carriercentric approach
Leading e-commerceprovider already
online Wallet
NFC Appon Android
phones
Commercialmodel to be defined
Carrier independent
approach
mPass - Business ConsiderationsDifficult alliance structure with competing interestsEarlier approaches such as Paybox failed
Business case will be based on transaction fees - still not defined
Gartner Forecast Mobile Payment 2015Total Mobile Payment Transaction Volume Germany 19 Bil. USDSMS 14 Bil. USDNFC 1.4 Bil USD
mpass Market share 10% (assumption) Transaction fee 1% (assumption)
SMS 1.4 Bil. USD SMS 14 Mio USDNFC 0.14 Bil. USD NFC 1.4 Mio USD
Devided between 3 parties (40:40:20)Vodafone SMS 4.7 MioVodafone NFC 0.5 Mio
Business case for a total turnover of 5 Mio USD???
Conclusion and outlook
• Mobile Wallets will replace card payments and will dominate micro billing long term
• Market confusion and security issues due to multiple offerings short term
• Carrier driven online payment systems may fail
• Mobile wallet uptake should be driven through coupons & loyality programs
• Enterprise NFC applications will require IT customization capabilities and may drive high margin business
Questions?