Understanding the Mobile Payments Landscape

[@magigau4982]

Hi, very useful presentation! I would like to clarify the term mobile banking. I have worked in a Bank in Europe for 9 years, 3 of them in payments operations. What we call mobile banking is when our clients download the Bank App in their phones to perform following activities (as main examples): check their account statement, receive a token (TAN) to approve a transaction, start a money transfer (payment).

[@waterbitten]

I just discovered these videos and they are a fantastic resource. I'm watching this is 2022, in the world of apple pay, samsung pass, etc. Its interesting to note that NFC haven't died off and instead just needed the right external motivation, in order to develop. i.e. the pandemic.

[@freyes72]

Nice video. Do you have an updated content (2022). Thanks

[@PierreFreyssinet]

One simple straightforward comment: your presentations are brilliant. I am neither a newbie nor an expert in mobile payments, and you really help understand the mechanisms. Wish you a ahappy and prosperous New Year with plenty of new videos. I am confident you are already thinking about one dealing with offline mPOS transaction and I'll be the first to watch ;). Pierre Freyssinet

[@sarahserwar5909]

Very useful and very informative .. thanks

[@pawt87]

NFC is getting more and more popular in 2018/19, so your prediction from 2014 was not true... ;-)

[@DanielTempleman911]

Great thanks! Could probably do with an update 7 years later eg NFC payments via google pay or apple pay and mobilte banking eg revolut have really taken off

[@matshahanajaktar959]

Nice tutorial

[@apang11]

Great session for the beginners like myself.

[@shashanktelkikar4198]

Nice presentation......is Apple pay an inflection point in nfc payment segment?

[@bharath2739]

how do you categorize the money transfer firms? Typically they gain the information of sender and receiver and initiate the transaction. The sender can use the money in credit card or bank account to send the money. Let's take example of Western Union. Would you see Western Union as a customer (performing the action of a customer)??

[@reza3275]

Mobile tap including NFC contactless or HCE can enable cardholders to have a better payment experience but at the moment it is no more than an alternative to card! More value propositions needed to make it prevalence.

[@gideonkad2905]

Anyone knows any resources to research future in order to understand this topic? Would be great to get some recommendations.

[@bobsmith-ty5pp]

very informative. thank you

[@stellagaunson763]

Hey, I Really appreciated the effort you made to share the knowledge in this video.

[@VhudziJena]

With mobile banking in "the developing world" you can directly engage in mobile commerce. Substitute NFC for Text(sms) and you get the picture. You can pay for fuel tollgates and groceries

[@onuberonly7846]

Why can't you exchange a good or service through mobile banking?

[@Betesebtube48]

Nice vidio Where can I get more information about mobile wallet with in bancking?

[@foo_tube]

Very clear concise explanation. Love it, ty

[@onkendipeter9355]

Thanks for simplifying the process

[@VhudziJena]

There are so many grey areas in this space it is dangerous to ignore the unfamiliar as there is much convergence

[@erikcamelos2856]

Nice Video! Where can I get more information about mobile banking?

[@sirhopkinsbowora]

Thank you. for your presentation much helpful

[@Willo_911]

Awesome stuff

[@ercanpeker]

thank you.

[@cybermascot]

That's like your payment routing engine diagram.

[@denisiusuf5864]

I recently started using the Moneymailme application for mobile payments to my friends.

[@avahahaha]

Nice tutorial!

[@akashgajre7814]

Thanks Danies

[@alaminahmed3990]

Nice

[@stormboyx707]

Hmm, I feel like this is just his opinion. I use #samsungpay and I've never banged my phone on a terminal. I've seen other people use #applepay and no one hits their phone on a terminal either. And technically, it is "contactless". One "hovers" their device over where it needs to be read. No touchy!

[@TianqiYU]

true, because you don't need to touch the pos as long as it's within 4 inches.

[@alexanderfrost1476]

lovely tutorial

[@louisanthony7330]

I think this presentation is outdated. Infact its the contrary the m-commerce using mpos has almost died out in comparison to contactless. (card or any consumer device that uses NFC)

[@ruthafritap]

You don't need to hit you phone against a terminal to use NFC... -___-

[@dtvfan24]

Ruth Afrita exactly. NFC means both the phone and terminal has antennas and a 4cm distance is needed to ensure nfc works . Don’t tap just hold a bit above the terminal

[@manizaeim]

Was it the only part to get ur attention in the whole video ?! if you dont tap how do u use NFC! tap, hit ... what ever you call it!

[@PrideWeWin]

it's 2018 and NFC is the king for global payment. It's not dying.

[@lingyang2862]

that's not mobile payment

[@lingyang2862]

mobile payment is not using a mobile phone payment.

[@Judopay]

Thanks for your comments and interest in our video. We'd love you to get in touch if you wanted to discuss further, you can email me at [e-mail].

[@ТатьянаВойцещук-д8э]

Check up this to see all the pros and cons of in-app payments ikajo.com/blog/in-app-payments-pros-cons

[@arebacollins]

M-Pesa.