Category: Mobile Payments

Mobile payment is a form of payment where end-users initiate a transaction using their mobile device for goods and services through communication networks or technologies. Mobile payment allows consumers to use a mobile device to pay instead of using cash, check, and credit/debit cards. It is also referred to as mobile money, mobile money transfer, and mobile wallet.

Mobile Payment market in China to grow at a CAGR of 108.36 percent and 113.41 percent in terms of volume and value, respectively, during the period 2013-2018.

Mobile payment is a popular form of financial transaction that transforms the payment experience by seamlessly merging online and offline shopping. It simplifies the transaction process and enhances payment security.

The report highlights increasing third party payment (TPP) providers that are preferred over traditional financial service providers like China UnionPay and China Mobile. Most of the TPP providers are focusing on remote payment and delivering services through three models: Wallet, Gateway and Quick Payment.

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“TPP providers are increasingly becoming the preferred mobile payment options. They are the strongest promoters of mobile payment services in China and rely on a network of partnerships with banks, merchants and mobile operators. They provide a wide variety of payment services that support a huge variety of application scenarios,”

Covered in this Report

This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the Mobile Payment market in China for the period 2014-2018. In terms of application, the Mobile Payment market in China can be segmented into the following: Mobile at the point of sale (POS), Mobile as the POS, Mobile Payment Platform, Direct Carrier Billing, and Closed Loop Mobile Payments.

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Mobile Payment Market in China 2014-2018, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the landscape of the Mobile Payment market in China and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.

Survey shows that many consumers expected to make daily mobile purchases within the next five years

The United Kingdom’s Lloyds Bank has released the results of a recent survey, through which it saw an increase in the interest consumers have in mobile commerce. According to the survey, approximately 34% of mobile consumers expect to make a payment with their device every day within the next five years. As more retailers become mobile-centric and offer new shopping experiences, consumers are beginning to use their devices to shop online more frequently.

Companies see new opportunities in the UK market

Several companies are beginning to see promise in the UK’s mobile commerce space. Apple is one such company, which believes that its Apple Pay service will do well in the country due to the growing number of mobile shoppers. Samsung is another, which intends to launch its new Samsung Pay service in the United States within the coming months. The company sees promise in the UK, but has not yet announced when the mobile payments service will be launched in the UK.

Older consumers are more interested in mobile commerce

The survey from Lloyds Bank shows that older consumers are more interested in mobile commerce than their younger counterparts. According to the survey, of those aged over 45, 59% believe that they will be using their mobile devices to make daily purchases. By comparison, 37% of those between the ages of 18 and 44 believe this. Older consumers, especially those with lengthy commutes, seem to be more interested in mobile shopping because of the convenience that it represents.

Security remains a top concern for consumers that want to use their mobile devices to shop online

Among those surveyed that do not currently participate in mobile commerce, 44% said they were concerned about the security of their financial information. Lack of security could leave consumers exposed to exploitation and fraud. This concern has prevented many people from making a mobile purchase, but the rise of biometric technology, which uses biologic information for the sake of security, may be changing that in the coming years.