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About the Telecoms Pricing Mobile Payments – 2019 report 

The Telecoms Pricing Mobile Payments – 2019 report is a 92-page report and consists of 49 figures including tables and charts. It provides a survey of the development of global Mobile Payments in both emerging and developed markets and the role of the MNO (Mobile Network Operator) in the Mobile Payment arena.

Mobile Payments are being adopted increasingly rapidly in both emerging and developed markets. MNOs (Mobile Network Operators) are also becoming increasingly active in providing services mobile payments, for retailers and merchants, but the market for Mobile Payments is being catered for by a variety of other players including smartphone providers, e-commerce providers, digital content providers, banks and FinTech start ups as well. Into 2019 the worldwide Mobile Payments market is set to become increasingly dynamic and disruptive with a range of new business models and entrants being developed. 

Table of Contents

Mobile Payment services – 2029 - A List of Figures

Mobile Payment services – 2019 - Methodology

Section One – An introduction to Mobile Payment services

1.       Introduction

2.       A definition of Mobile Payment services

3.       Types of Mobile Payment services

4.       The evolution of Mobile Payment services

5.       The growth in Mobile Payment services

6.       Key Point Summary

Section Two – Mobile Payment services worldwide

1.       Introduction

2.       Mobile Payment services in emerging markets

3.       Mobile Payment services in developing markets

4.       Key Point Summary

Section Three – The new trends in Mobile Payment services

1.       Introduction

2.       New technology for Mobile Payment services

3.       New entrants in Mobile Payment services

4.       MNOs and Mobile Payment services

5.       Forecasts for Mobile Payment services

6.       Key Point Summary

Section Four – Conclusions to the Mobile Payment services – 2019 report

1.       Introduction

2.       The key trends for Mobile Payment services

3.       Conclusions – The Mobile Payment services - 2019 report

Appendix One – A list of companies included in the Mobile Payment services – 2019 report

Tables and Charts:

Figure 1 – A table showing the range of new entrants in the Mobile Payments sector

Figure 2 – A matrix showing the number of players in the Mobile Payments ecosystem

Figure 3 – A table showing the types of Mobile Payment service & the business models deployed

Figure 4 – A chart showing the key types of Mobile Payment services deployed worldwide

Figure 5 – A chart showing the value of international remittances by Country in USD per annum (2017)

Figure 6 – A chart showing the ecosystem for payments including Mobile Payments worldwide

Figure 7 – A table showing the key differentiators for the new Mobile Payment Providers

Figure 8 – A table showing the adoption of Mobile Payment services by region (including Europe, Asia Pacific, South America & North America)

Figure 9 – A picture showing the Square Reader device

Figure 10 – A table showing some examples in the growth of Mobile Payment services by region worldwide

Figure 11 – A table showing the generic types of Mobile Payment services by the type of business model 

Figure 12 – A chart showing the new types of Mobile Payments business model in Developed Markets

Figure 13 – A chart showing the key developments in Mobile Payment services since the early 2000’s

Figure 14 – A chart showing the payment model for Vodafone M-Pesa

Figure 15 – A table showing the Vodafone M-Pesa country coverage – as of the start of 2019

Figure 16 – A chart showing the position of the MNO in providing Mobile Payments by country market worldwide

Figure 17 – A chart showing the new types of Mobile Payments available worldwide by business model

Figure 18 – A chart showing the forecast growth rates for Emerging & Developed Mobile Payment Markets from the end of 2018 to the end of 2024 – in per cent

Figure 19 – A picture showing the Telekom Romania Banking service

Figure 20 – A picture showing an advertisement for the T-Mobile USA mobile payments service

Figure 21 – A chart showing the go to market approach adopted by Orange Bank by region 

Figure 22 – A picture showing the Telenor Pakistan Easypaisa service

Figure 23 – A table showing the M-Pesa penetration figures across the Vodafone customer base by Country (in per cent)

Figure 24 – A table showing the market share for Kenya’s mobile money services - in per cent (2017)

Figure 25 – A pie chart showing the Kenyan Mobile Money market share as of 2018 in per cent

Figure 26 – A chart showing the number of mobile money users by African region as of the end of 2017

Figure 27 – A picture showing the Tigo Pesa App in Tanzania

Figure 28 – A picture showing the Tigo Money service in Honduras

Figure 29 – A picture showing the Hami Pay service 

Figure 30 – A picture showing the Telkomsel TCASH mobile payments service

Figure 31 – A table summarising selected key Mobile Payment services in the Emerging Markets

Figure 32 – A picture showing the Telenor Serbia’s Telenor Banka service

Figure 33 – A picture showing the Telefonica O2 Germany banking app with bonus data amount

Figure 34 – A picture showing the Movistar Money service

Figure 35 – A picture showing the PosteItaliane Post Pay mobile card mobile payments service

Figure 36 – A table summarising the selected Mobile Payment services in the Developed Markets

Figure 37 – A picture showing the Apple Card credit card

Figure 38 – A table showing the Mobile Payment services offered by Apple, Google, Samsung & Xiaomi

Figure 39 – A table showing the new technology developments for Mobile Payment services 

Figure 40 – A chart showing the Orange mobile payments roadmap of development

Figure 41 – A table comparing the Mobile Payment services offered by Orange Money & Vodafone M-Pesa

Figure 42 – A table showing the recent new entrants in Mobile Payment services worldwide

Figure 43 – A table showing the Orange Money country locations

Figure 44 – A table showing the forecast growth in Mobile Payment services from the beginning of 2019 to the beginning of 2022

Figure 45 – A chart showing the forecast growth in Mobile Payment services from the beginning of 2019 to the beginning of 2022

Figure 46 – A chart showing the development of Mobile Financial Services in the developed markets over time

Figure 47 – A table showing the range of services provided by the MNOs in selected markets

Figure 48 – A table showing the companies included in the Mobile Payment services – 2019 report

Companies coverd in the Report

Access Bank

Acorns USA
Airtel Money
Alibaba Pay
Alior Bank
Amazon
Ant Financial
Apple Pay
Aspiration USA
BankMobile
Bank Leumi
Chime USA
Chunghwa Telecom
Credit Agricole
DBS Singapore
Didi Chuxing
Digibank India
Digibank Indonesia
ePesos
Equitel Money
Etisalat Egypt
Facebook
Fawry Egypt
Finn USA
FNB Connect
Globe Telecom
Google Pay
GrabPay Singapore
GSMA
Huawei Pay
ICBC Bank
icici Bank
M-Pesa
Marcus USA
MasterCard
MediaMarketSaturn
Mercado Pago
Mi Pay
MishiPay
Mobikash
MoneyGram International
Monzo UK
Moven USA
Movistar Mexico
Movistar Spain
MTN Nigeria
Multibank Caixa
N26 Germany
NTT DoCoMo
Oi Brazil
Orange Bank
Orange Group
Orange Money
Paga Nigeria
PayPal
Paytm
Pepper
PostItaliane
Reliance Jio
Revolut UK
RGK Mobile
Robinhood USA
Safaricom
Samsung Pay
Smart Communications
Square
T-Mobile USA
Telcel Mexico
Telefonica O2 Germany
Telekom Romania
Telenor Banka
Telenor Myanmar
Telenor Pakistan
Telkomsel Indonesia
Tigo Cash
TIM Brazil
TIM Pay
Venmo
Viettel Telecom
Virgin Money
Visa
Vodacom
Vodafone
Walmart
Wave Money
WeChat Pay
Western Union
WhatsApp
World Bank
World Remit
Xiaomi
Xoom
Yoma Bank