Abstract
Overview
Mobile person-to-person payments and transfers (mobile P2P) offer the first
income-generating step for financial institutions on the pathway to full
mobile banking and payments. While still a niche product, demand is growing
and one out of ten consumers currently states that he or she would likely use
mobile P2P if the service were available. This report is based on an online
survey of 2192 consumers, a survey of 26 executives from the financial
industry, and ten interviews of executives in the payments industry.
Primary Questions
- What are the main barriers preventing mobile P2P transfers services from
being adopted?
- How can those barriers be addressed so that mobile P2P transfer services
contribute significantly to revenue?
- What are the key marketing strategies of mobile P2P and which consumer
segments are the most profitable targets?
- Which aspects of mobile P2P appeal to each segment?
- Which features attract the unbanked and underbanked and how are these
groups responding to mobile P2P money transfers?
- What mobile P2P transfe
Audience:
Financial institutions: Online banking, mobile banking, marketing,
mobile banking platform providers, credit card networks, mobile payment
vendors, mobile network operators, and new entrants.
Companies/Organizations Mentioned in Report
- Amazon Payments (TextPayMe)
- Bank of America
- Citigroup
- ClairMail
- Corporation Bank
- Diner' s Club International
- eBay
- Firethorn
- First Premier Bank
- HDFC Bank
- ICIC Bank
- Idology
- ING Direct
- MasterCard
- mChek
- mFoundry
- Mpayy
- m-Via
- Obopay
- PayPal
- Secure Wireless Transfers Corp. (KushCash)
- STAR Networks
- Visa