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Digital Wallets Executive Briefing Michael Bradley Managing Director, NorthCard Inc. mike.bradley@northcard.com 416-929-0422 11-June-14 Digital Wallets Executive Digital Wallets Executive Briefing Briefing I. Digital Wallets 3 II.


  1. Digital Wallets Executive Briefing Michael Bradley Managing Director, NorthCard Inc. mike.bradley@northcard.com 416-929-0422 11-June-14

  2. Digital Wallets Executive Digital Wallets Executive Briefing Briefing I. Digital Wallets 3 II. Stakeholder Positions / Profiles A. Financials: Defending the Fortress 16 B. Telecoms: Chasing the Promise 22 C. Retailers: Uncertain Times Ahead 28 D. Internet Giants: Seizing the Future 40 III. Who will Win? 46 Appendix - Key Issues: Security, Privacy & Costs 54 CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 2 11-June-14

  3. Digital Wallets How did we get here? Executive Briefing Commerce 3.0 1950s Commerce 1.0 • Bigger, self-service stores • Mass media/advertising • Packaged goods driven 1990s Commerce 2.0 • Data-driven marketing / loyalty programs • Internet ordering and fulfillment • Global mega-retailers 2010 Commerce 3.0 • Technology enabling new experiences • Smart devices blurring channel lines • Data-based relevant, personal marketing • Living in the virtual world CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 3 11-June-14

  4. Digital Wallets Executive What’s in Your (Digital) Wallet? Briefing Payment Loyalty / Electronic Cash Receipts Credentials Membership Data (Prepaid) …and delivering Functioning across …integrated into the added value. converging channels… customer’s context… Profile Face-to-Face Alerts Preferences E-Commerce Offers Location Mobile Keys CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 4 11-June-14

  5. Digital Wallets Big players and start-ups are Executive Briefing entering a frenzied market. Postioning • In-store, e-com or mobile? • Data, transactions or currency? • Add-on or standalone? • Segment or mass? • Selling to whom? • Buyer (consumer) • Seller (retailer) • Enabler (Bank, telco) • Local, regional or global? Perhaps most importantly: • What problem are you solving? CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 5 11-June-14

  6. Digital Wallets Digital Wallets: Executive Briefing A simple, compelling vision…  Which phones does it work on?  How does the card get on the phone?  How is it stored? Securely?  What payments does it work with?  Where does it work?  What else does it do? CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 6 11-June-14

  7. Digital Wallets Executive …that requires a complex operating environment. Briefing Wallets or Apps may be Credentials: provided by Bank, Mobile Multiple banks/ Operator or independent payment developer products App Wallet 2 Wallet 1 Secure Provisioning of Payment Credentials (Trusted Service Manager) Credential 1 Credential 2 NFC Enabled Credentials stored securely Phone: Multiple in Secure Element on phone manufacturers, or in cloud devices and operating systems CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 7 11-June-14

  8. Digital Wallets There are many hurdles to Executive Briefing Mobile Wallet adoption. Hardware Enablement NFC Handsets OS Readiness SE Readiness Business Enablement TSM/OTA Application Carrier – Bank deals Personalization NFC Acceptance Breadth of deployment Staff training Version Control Consumer Adoption Utility/improvement Ubiquity of solution CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 8 11-June-14

  9. Digital Wallets Executive The Case for Mobile Wallets in Canada Briefing Canada is world’s leading Early trials are informing the contactless market business model  75% of major retailers  Beginning in 2008-09 with accept across 3 major RBC/Rogers/Visa and card brands BMO/Bell/MC  All major Issuers in  CIBC/Rogers market launch in Nov./2012  Est. 1 billion transactions to date  Multiple Banks & Carriers now in market CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 9 11-June-14

  10. Digital Wallets Executive The Case for Mobile Wallets in Canada (cont’d) Briefing Canada has a good record EnStream has developed enabling infrastructure of industry collaboration  JV of major telcos  Work on Payments Task Force incorporated views  Designs to new device from mobile operators models across carriers and retailers  Facilitates one-stop  CBA Reference Model credential deployment documented bank perspectives on major issues CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 10 11-June-14

  11. Digital Wallets Who’s Making Headlines in Canada? Executive Briefing Launched Nov/12 Launched April/14  First: mobile contactless NFC  First: Carrier wallet platform in payment in Canada (CIBC/ market Rogers/Simon Whitfield @ Tim  Available with Rogers Prepaid Hortons) MasterCard & Gift Cards  Separate CIBC Mobile  Other cards “coming soon” – Payments app Rogers Bank, etc.  Additional Android &  Passcode / wallet security Blackberry devices deployed  Communicate directly to users through 2013  Will come pre-installed on  Feb/14 – Added Telus Rogers phones  Other carriers may follow CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 11 11-June-14

  12. Digital Wallets Who’s Making Headlines in Canada? Executive Briefing Announced Nov./2013 Launched Jan/14  First: Open wallet combining  First: Cloud-based credentials multiple payment & loyalty (Patent Pending)  Requires Applet on Bell NFC SIMs  Single Tap to pay, earn and  Sent encrypted to phone (handles redeem points expiries)  Loblaws backing  Loyalty & payment, transfers, initiative of PCF offers & gift cards with retail  Will flex to bar codes & QR integration May/2014 • First: Three big carriers • TD mobile app enhancement CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 12 11-June-14

  13. Digital Wallets Executive Who’s Making Headlines? Briefing April/2014 – PayPal Wallet Launch 2013-14 – Square Canada Growth CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 13 11-June-14

  14. Digital Wallets The Buck Stops Here: Executive Briefing Keys to Consumer Adoption You are Deliver on Add significant here promise new value • • Ubiquity of Compelling usage benefits • • Layer new Vision that functionality resonates Integrate into Acceptable today’s downsides experience • Costs • First reason • Security • Easy to find • Privacy • Easy to adopt CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 14 11-June-14

  15. Digital Wallets Digital Wallets Overview Executive Briefing Stakeholder Positions Financial Services  Key players jockeying for • Banks / Issuers position in emerging • Card Networks • Acquirers / Processors business models  Sectors have different Telecoms • Network operators approaches to problem • Aggregators • Manufacturers  No player does it all  Hurdles include: trusted Retailers/Merchants • Retail-centric payments networks brand, reach and scale, execution Internet Giants • Search • Social networks CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 15 11-June-14

  16. Digital Wallets Digital Wallets Overview Executive Briefing Stakeholder Positions Financial Services  Banks/card networks • Banks / Issuers concerned about • Card Networks • Acquirers / Processors disintermediation  Primary position in wallets Telecoms today drives lucrative • Network operators • Aggregators payments business • Manufacturers  New revenue opportunity: Retailers/Merchants capture and monetize • Retail-centric payments networks customer data  Need to deliver better Internet Giants service and protect fraud • Search in new channels • Social networks CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 16 11-June-14

  17. Digital Wallets Banks have a strong strategic position Executive Briefing in the battle for Digital Wallets Bank Position with Consumers Primary Trust Electronic Primary role in payment (data and distribution Authentication accounts privacy) channels  Banks developing own wallets, leveraging success of mobile Banking Apps  70 % of Canadian Smartphone Owners Use Financial Apps (2013 BMO Mobile Banking Survey)  Mobile is overtaking Web Banking!  Separate apps are being developed Is this where you to drive payment will go to pay?  CBA Reference Guide is a stake in the ground on framework CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 17 11-June-14

  18. Digital Wallets Card Networks are natural catalysts Executive Briefing and enablers for Banks Structural Advantages Factors in play:  Merchant Fatigue Scale Acceptance  Regulation  Direct-to-Customer  Focus on Canada Brands Global players  EMV in USA Tech Standards  Tokenization Deep pockets  Control the end-point Liability rules Model to Incentives support Banks CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 18 11-June-14

  19. Digital Wallets Key Player Profile Executive Briefing v.me by Visa  Strategic priority is remove friction from e-com shopping  Playspan ($190MM) and Cybersource ($2 billion)  Out of the gates strong in 2012, with Bank partnership model to integrate/distribute wallet:  U.S.: PNC/US Bank/B of A  Canada: RBC, TD, Scotiabank  Developer center launched  E-tailer acceptance developing:  buy.com, Overstock.com movietickets.com, 1-800-FLOWERS  Parallel NFC plans emerging  payWave enablement/certification; HCE standards  V.me launched in Europe (2013) CONFIDENTIAL (c) 2014 NorthCard Inc. 19 11-June-14

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