Wireless Payments: The New Payments Paradigm - 2005 to 2010

CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

THE PAYMENTS VALUE CHAIN

• From Barter to Wireless Payments
• The Four Party Payment System
  • Authorization
  • Clearing and Settlement
  • Interchange Fees
• The Coming Paradigm Shift
• Wireless Payment Platform
• Changing Consumer Behavior
• From Paper to Plastic to Cell Phone
• Broadband Networks Are Key
• Account Funding
• Payments Evolution
• The Players
• Margin Requirements and Competitive Advantage
• Requirements for Market Growth
• Regional Development
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • United States
  • South America
• Conclusion

NEW PAYMENT TECHNOLOGY

• Communications and Computing
• RFID
• Smart Cards
• SMS
• Direct Debit
• Disintermediation
• Industry Coordination and Standards
• Mag-Stripe, Smart Card, or Wireless
• Government Support and Regulation
• Conclusion

APPLICATIONS AND MAJOR PLAYERS

• Overview
  • Applications
• Major Players
  Overview
  • Affinity Mobile
  • C-SAM Inc.
  • Maybank
  • Mint Inc.
  • Mobipay
  • MoreMagic
  • MTN Mobile Money
  • Nordea - Mobile Cash
  • NTT DoCoMo
  • Paybox.net AG
  • Qpass
  • Simpay (A Post-Mortem)
  • SMART
  • SVC Financial Services
  • Systems@Work
  • Upaid
  • Valista
  • ViVOtech

WIRELESS PAYMENTS: SIX-YEAR MARKET PROJECTIONS

• Consumer Awareness Trial and Usage
• Assumptions and Methodology
• Who Will Be The Big Winners?
  • Wireless Carriers
  • Banks and Credit Card Companies
  • Retail Merchants
  • Content Providers
  • Transportation
  • Equipment Suppliers
• Market Projections
  • Prepaid Wireless Revenues ? Worldwide, 2004 to 2010
  • Worldwide Handset-Based Top-Up, 2004 To 2010
  • Digital Content, 2004 To 2010
  • Wireless Information Services, 2004 To 2010
  • Transit and e-Purse, 2004 To 2010
  • Wireless Phone-Based Transit and e-Purse, 2004 To 2010
  • Wireless Macro-Payments At Retail, 2004 to 2010
  • Consumer Internet Sales, 2004 To 2010
  • Wireless Internet Payments, 2004 To 2010
  • International Remittances, 2004 To 2010
  • Person To Person Transfers, 2004 To 2010