Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- It' s Working in Japan
- Conditions in the US May Be Improving
- There Have Been Failures
- The Vision for Mobile Wallet
- Contactless Payments
- Expanded Shopping and Purchases
- Mobile Banking and Transactions
- Content Discovery and Other Functions
- Identification
- Personal Payments, Transfers, and Remittances
- Companies, Practitioners, and Initiatives
- Mobile Operators
- SWOT Analysis, Mobile Operators
- AT&T Mobility
- NTT DoCoMo
- KDDI
- Cellular South
- Verizon Wireless (US)
- Sprint Nextel
- Trusted Service Manager/Application Provider
- SWOT Analysis, Trusted Service Manager/Application Providers
- PayPal
- Firethorn Holdings
- Obopay
- mPoria
- ClairMail
- mFoundry
- Hardware and Semiconductor Vendors
- SWOT Analysis- NFC Hardware and Semiconductor Vendors
- ViVOTech
- Moversa
- INSIDE Contactless
- SIM Card Vendors
- Merchants
- Industry Groups
- Global Mobile Money Transfer (GSM Association)
- Pay-Buy-Mobile (GSM Association)
- Consumer Attitudes Toward Mobile Transactions
- Conclusions and Forecasts- M-Commerce in the US
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Opportunities
- Threats
- The Missing Link- Who Gets Paid?
- Other Issues
- Forecast
- Mobile Financial Services (including Contactless Payments) Forecast-
North America
- Contactless (NFC) Payment Forecast- North America
- Methodology
- End-User Survey
- Industry Research
- Related In-Stat Reports
List of Tables
- Table 1. DoCoMo Mobile Payment Options
- Table 2. Merchants Participating in Cellular South NFC Initiative
- Table 3. Barriers to Using Cellphone for Small Transactions
- Table 4. Current Transaction Methods
- Table 5. North American Mobile Financial Services Users
- Table 6. North American NFC Transaction Subscribers
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Forecast Subscribers to Mobile Financial Applications- North
America
- Figure 2. Mobile Wallet Components
- Figure 3. Mobile Payment Ecosystem
- Figure 4. Personal Payments Diagram- PayPal
- Figure 5. Personal Payments Diagram- Obopay
- Figure 6. mPoria Shopping Screen
- Figure 7. Consumer Interest in Mobile Wallet Capabilities
- Figure 8. Primary Benefits of Using Cellphone for Small Transactions
- Figure 9. Primary Barriers to Using Cellphone for Small Transactions
- Figure 10. Preferred Transaction Source
- Figure 11. Mobile Financial Services Users- Expected Forecast
- Figure 12. North American NFC Transaction Subscribers
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