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A presentation at Mobile Money World conference in Johannesburg; looks at it from point of view of what the user is expected to sacrifice. Also examines success factors behind Mpesa in Kenya that do not apply elsewhere.
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The real challenge in mobile payments
By Arthur Goldstuck (Twitter: @art2gee)
Mobile Money World, 14 March 2012
Mobile money comes in many
shapes
Mpesa PayD
eWallet Eyenza
PayWizard ISPCASH
Celpay etc …
Africa -‐ Economy
But so does money itself
Money Market - Shoprite CashSend - ATM Instant Money - Spar Mzansi Money Transfer - PO
Does the cellphone
change money?
Data starting to cannabilise SMS
76% 77%
16% 12%5% 8%
2%3%
2009 2010
Content/music
Data / Internet access
SMS/MMS
Voice calls
Data as a percentage of total mobile spend has grown from 5%-8% in 2010. 16-18 yr almost doubled, but massive increases seen in 35+ age groups.
Current vs. future brand usage (NB: Intentions , not actions)
Current usage % (main phone)
Future usage % Brand Momentum (future / current)
Nokia 51 48 (U=45, R=52) 0.95 Samsung 28 12 (U=10, R=14) 0.42 LG 5 2 0.37 Blackberry 4 24 (U=29, R=20) 6.10 Motorola 4 1 0.37 Sony-Ericsson 2 3 1.31 HTC 1 2 1.96 iPhone (Apple) 1 3 (U=5, R=1) 4.74 Other 5 5 0.97
n=1203
“Mobile Consumer in SA 2011”, World Wide Worx
How much the low-income SA user spends on phone per day:
Africa -‐ Economy
And every four days:
Equivalent to …
In one month, this is how much
bread these phone calls cost:
This is what you want them to
give up for each mobile payment:
This is what they can afford:
The Golden Rule: Disposable income is not expandable To increase disposable income, you must increase income.
The Payments revolution
It is not a global phenomenon.
Local dynamics are critical.
The great Mpesa gap
12 success factors in Kenya not present in SA
1. High unbanked population 2. Regulatory openess 3. Dominant telco at launch 4. Population dispersal 5. Culture of remittances 6. Low cost of use 7. Bank agnostic 8. Swahili brand name 9. No paperwork 10. Quick, easy registration 11. Extensive network of outlets 12. Serving wananchi (ordinary folk)
And then came NFC
…and the mobile industry is suddenly Captain Picard
Captain Picard said:
“Make it so.”
But mobile industry can’t simply
decree a global payment system.
One model does not fit all markets.
The killer app in mobile money:
Homework
Thank you Arthur Goldstuck (011) 7827003 [email protected] www.worldwideworx.com Twitter: art2gee