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Opportunities in Online & Mobile Payments for Startups Population CELLPHONE SUBSCRIBERS bank accounts (?) mobile wallets debit cards CREDIT cards 3G/4G USERS INTERNET USERS POINT OF SALE TERMINALS remittances MOBILE AGENTS


  1. Opportunities in Online & Mobile Payments for Startups

  2. Population

  3. CELLPHONE SUBSCRIBERS

  4. bank accounts (?)

  5. mobile wallets

  6. debit cards

  7. CREDIT cards

  8. 3G/4G USERS

  9. INTERNET USERS

  10. POINT OF SALE TERMINALS

  11. remittances

  12. MOBILE AGENTS

  13. POPULATION UNDER 30

  14. mobile transactions per day

  15. NUMBER OF ONLINE SHOPS

  16. cash on delivery

  17. WHERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY YOU ASK?

  18. The Opportunity Framework Online Merchant Online Merchant POS Acquiring Remittance Mobile Wallet Account (VISA/ Account (Debit (Existing Cards) Payout Network MC) Card) Person to Person 3rd Party Apps KYC Services Transfers (Online/ Mobile Top Ups Bill Payment (Cinema Ticket) Offline) Etc 3rd Party Personal Finance Banking & Utility eCommerce Store Branchless Micro Payments Apps Data Interfaces Banking POPs Loyalty Card 3rd Party Owned Vending Government Crowd Funding Management ATM Network Machines Payments

  19. Mobile Remote Deposit Capture

  20. Bitcoin Wallets & Apps

  21. Open Financial Exchange (OFX) Bank OFX Apps

  22. Personal Finance Manager (PFM)

  23. Make Wrappers

  24. So Apps can look beautiful

  25. Improve the UI & UX (if possible)

  26. Taking existing 1996 design and improving it

  27. Start with the Contact Form 
 (if you have to work on this to get in)

  28. Payment 
 Blueprint

  29. The fintech challenge should be open for all

  30. What would the agnostic wallet look like?

  31. Well it would be….

  32. The wallet can be accessed from… Phone Tablet Computer

  33. It doesn’t matter… What Bank You Use…

  34. It doesn’t matter… What Phone You Have

  35. It doesn’t matter… Which Mobile Company You Use

  36. You will be able to pay Merchants…

  37. You will be able to pay People..

  38. You will be able to pay Online..

  39. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (via IBFT)

  40. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (via Cash)

  41. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (via Credit Card)

  42. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (via Phone Balance)

  43. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (via Remittances)

  44. You will be able to Load money on to your wallet (even with say Payoneer)

  45. Sample Transaction Set

  46. Emerging Payment Protocols

  47. Architect Robust APIs

  48. Multi-Code Solutions Courtesy of stripe.com

  49. Understand how OAuth works http://oauth.net/

  50. Easy Sign-up! Keep It Simple

  51. Make KYC a snap!

  52. Don’t Forget Recurring Payments

  53. Implement 2FA (Two Factor Authentication) Google Authenticator (Free) & Authy

  54. Don’t Ignore the Pay by QR Code Look at KuaPay: https://kuapay.com/

  55. Think about issuance with your product Pre-Paid is a Huge Market. Improvise on the offering

  56. Accurately Model Your Market.

  57. Data Drives Decisions: Conduct Surveys! Incorporate feedback. Listen to your potential clients.

  58. Make sure you are chasing a problem! For which you have a solution

  59. Same Product: Multiple Offering The culture is diverse; the marketplace is diverse and your product should be too.

  60. Off-The-Shelf Solution? Why not! There is no law preventing you from buying an off-the-shelf solution to implement.

  61. Put up a kick-ass website

  62. Your Help Desk should be Awesome! Check out ZenDesk (I love it)

  63. Your Social Media Strategy should be stellar Check out Xpress Money: https://twitter.com/Xpress_Money

  64. Make your product with lots of love. Be passionate about your offering

  65. Lastly… “The key to success in mobile payments is eliminating friction . The less information a consumer needs to manually enter at the time of checkout – whether that be a credit card number, billing address, or even username and password as login credentials – the more likely they are to complete the transaction.”

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