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1 UL and the UL logo are trademarks of UL LLC © 2013 Mobile Proximity (Payments) Amos Kater Practice Leader Mobile & Payment Practice May 22, 2014

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  • 1.1 UL and the UL logo are trademarks of UL LLC 2013 Mobile Proximity (Payments) Amos Kater Practice Leader Mobile & Payment Practice May 22, 2014

2. 2 Three major global trends ? Mobile is (becoming) the dominant channel mGovernment, mCommerce, mPayments, mID, mTicketing, etc Security and trust are hot topic Several data storage options Multiple hardware SE options Current major trend: HCE Mobile solutions have to address many options High variety of components: Handsets, OS, SEs, And technologies: NFC, HCE, BLE, QR bar codes Interoperability is an issue in starting and existing ecosystems 3. 3 The smart phone revolution is the next step for all SPs In a similar manner as internet revolutionized the way customers experience, identify, shop and share, the mobile phone is the next evolutionary wave! 4. 4 Tremendous convergence towards the smart phone ID Content Social PaymentMarketing Access 5. 5 Endless possibilities mobile transactions are diverse Ticketing get access to events, stadiums or movie theatres access trains, buses or metro Payment electronic purse debit/credit pay with mobile handset Access physical access to premises logical access, e.g. to corporate network Loyalty handset replaces loyalty cards Tag reading retrieve data by reading a tag Peer-to-Peer exchange data between mobile handsets Identity related tokens e-passport driving license Automotive related services key to start up a car personalize automotive services Health care health care ID or health care data in handset mGovernment Document signing Web-portal access Self-help portals 6. 6 Valuables are also moving onto mobile 7. 7 Mobile payments momentum is there 14.6 25.4 40 54.627.8 32.1 40.5 48.3 27.8 32.5 41.3 49.5 70.2 90 121.8 152.4 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 2014 2015 2016 2017 InUSDBillion Global NFC Retail Payments, 2014-17 Europe Asia North America Source: Juniper, 2012 Source: www.mobilepaymentsinsider.com, May 2014 8. 8 Data transfer for proximity BLE NFC QR/Bar Codes 9. 9 How to protect data? TEE HW SE cSE (HCE) 10. 10 Differentiate between the type of transactions Virtual world (Remote) Real world (proximity) Non- personalized OS-grade security HCE/Android KitKat Secure Element Micro SD UICC Embedded Enables mGov Proximity technology: NFC Barcode Infrared BLE Enablement of: Identification Ticketing Payments Access HWsecurityOSsecurity 11. 11 How to manage data? Issuing and lifecycle management Perso bureau CardvendorBPO Supply contract SP TSM SEI TSM BPO Card vendor Supply contract GP interfaces GP interface SP SP SEI BPO & supply contract 12. 12 Collaboration in m-Commerce range from commercial JVs to similar technical solutions Collaboration approaches UL TS Research 1. No collaboration 2. SP requirements 3. Joint marketing platform 4. Joint wallet 5. Joint TSM 6. Complete Joint Venture Commercialdomaincollaboration Technical domain collaboration 4 1 2 3 5 Collaboration over the technical domain Collaboration over the commercial domain 6 13. 13 TSM models SP MNO MNO MNO SP SP TSM TSM TSM MNO TSM SP TSM SP TSM MNO MNO MNO MNO MNO TS M SP TS M SP TS M SP TS M SP TSM SP SP TSM MNO TSM MNO TSM MNO Individual modelTSM hub SP aggregatorSEI aggregator 14. 14 The SP has their own app with services linking to the SE Normally only 1 service, but it can be more Different walletoptions Neutral branded wallet The wallet will get a neutral brand name (not linking to an SEI or SP) White labelled wallet SP branded app With SDK, individual parties can customize their wallet SE Issuer branded wallet SEI has multiple SPs within the SEI branded wallet 15. 15 The playground for contactless mobile projects Source: NFC times, 2014 16. 16 Typical roadmap of TSM service 17. 17 SP Aggregators Logo Name Coverage TSM provider Key point Visa Mobile Provisioning Service Global Oberthur Connect to Samsung already Target 2/3 tier banks without TSM Plan to connect also to MNO Trevica TSM Poland Morpho Payment processor's TSM, connecting to 5 banks Plans to expand to Czech, Hungary, Russia and Ukraine Mobiel Betalen Nederland Netherl ands NA, pre- provisioned Project of 3 major banks in the Netherlands Partering with KPN, MasterCard and others Samsung Galaxy Express 18. 19 Mobile Payments in The Netherlands 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 19. 20 Mobiel Betalen Nederland SP-led SEIsSP Model SP TSM 20. 21 Partnering with Mobile Payments in The Netherlands 21. 22 Contactless payment Manual provisioning From (debit)card to smartphone 22. 23 Pincode can be changed on the mobile phone User can choose to Always require pincode during payment Pincode is optional Limit on the total amount without pincode: 50,- Pincode is required Pincode can be pre- entered, or the mobile phone must be tapped 2x on the terminal Payment < 25 Payment > 25 Settings Existing international payment products of Maestro and VPay Online and real-time payments (debit) , no stored value NFC Smartphone with banking payment app PoS terminal should support contactless From (debit)card to smartphone 23. 24 Cooperative vs. Competitive 24. 25 Source: University of Maastricht & Panteia (measurement transaction times) Very positive results End score 7,8 from consumers End score 6,9 from merchants Most important advantages: Smartphone always within reach Transaction speed Ease of use Most important improvements Communication Technical stability (terminals) (Perception of) Security More type smartphones Payment method Transaction speed Cash 18 seconds Debitcard (contact) 17 seconds Debitcard (contactless) 12 seconds Mobile (single tap) 10 seconds Mobile (double tap) 20 seconds Results customer research 25. 26 Results customer research 26. 27 Results customer research 27. 28 Results customer research 28. 29 SEI Aggregators Name Coverage TSM provider Key point EnStream Canada Bell ID JV of three biggest MNOs Rogers, Bell and Telus. Also expand it service to SP- TSM Payment, ID, and Loyalty WEVE UK Not yet finalized JV of three MNOs in UK Offer one stop shop for mCommerce retails, advertise, payment, loyalty ISIS mobile commerce US Gemalto 3 biggest MNOs, ATT VZE TMO Also support iPhone with uSD A few banks on board: Chase, Amex, Wells Fargo Payment and Loyalty 29. 30 MNO-led Isis MNO TSM SPsMNO Model 30. 31 Isis Today Total 1,5 million activated Wallets, 20.00 new activation per day More than 200.000 merchant location Promotions like 20% cash back on all Isis taps with Serve everywhere! A million free smoothies in partnership with Jamba Juice 3 Free Cokes and every 10th one free with Coca-Cola vending machines Every 5th vend free at over 50,000 USA Technology enabled vending machines Cash incentive by MNOs paid on Serve account 31. 32 TSM Hubs Logo Name Coverage TSM provider Key point IDA Singapore Nation wide Gemalto Government initiated Connected to SingTel, Starthub and M1 Connected to DBS bank and EZ-link User base is still small TSM New Zealand Nation wide Gemalto JV between 3 NZ MNO and Paymark, the payment processor Payment and loyalty TSM Nordic Nordic Countries Gemalto JV between DNB and Telenor Provide natural brand for any SPs and SEIs Offer payment and other service in scope later 32. 33 Valyou Collaborative SPs/SEIsSP MNO Model TSM 33. 34 Take home messages: its about an ECO- system and not about an EGO-system Conclusions Explanation Easy integration and possibility to build on top Do not lock in to existing solution (or even brand)Open & Flexible ID Bank Ticketing Other? Multiple types of SP Ease of use Not simply substitution Low cost Use case is key Many options and technologies exist: NFC, QR code, BLE HW SE, cSE (HCE) Lets technology not distract you 34. 35 Questions? 35. 36 Thank you Amos Kater [email protected] Mobile: +31 653423967 Marcel Suers [email protected] Mobile: +31 630943808