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NSN Mobile Payment Solutions
Revenue Channeling for Growth




Mike Green
Nokia Siemens Networks




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Global market opportunity for payment services


                                                                           6.6 billion people
    The penetration of
    traditional payment
    systems is on average
    15%, while mobile phone                                                              4.6 billion mobile phones
    operators reach already
    80% of the population.                                  1.8 billion bank accounts


                                                                           1.6 billion credit cards




                                                                          • Easy and innovative Payment
                                                                            methods & Services have
                                                                            tremendous potential to excel!

        Source: Wireless Intelligence (2008) and Beck et al (2005)

2   © Nokia Siemens Networks       QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
Continuous business growth for Mobile Payment
Services
                                          Mobile Payment Transaction Value, 2007-2014
                                                                                                                            [1.16%]
                                                                                                                       10 – 2830 (M $)
               300000                                                                          Others
                                                                                                                               [7.4%]
                                                                                 ∑~245B                                    334 – 18193
               250000                                                                          Prepaid Top-Ups
                                                                             [4.5%]
                                                                                                                           25 – 10889
               200000                                                                          Bill Payment
    (Mio $)




               150000                                                                          Money Transfer          1515 – 154246

                                                                                  63%
                                                                                                                               [1.26%]
               100000                                                                          Ticketing                    15 - 3082


                50000                                                                          Merchandise                 88 - 56444
                                  ∑~4.5B                                         23%           Purchases
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              The worldwide mobile payments                                  Payments using NFC is a market
              market will grow from $170 billion in                          that’s expected to top £102bn by
              2010 to almost $630 billion in 2014                            2015              Frost & Sullivan, Feb2011
                                             Juniper Research, Feb2011


3              © Nokia Siemens Networks       QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
The Communications Service Broker…
    Innovation and Delivery in new Products & Services




                                      Mobile
                                 +   Payment




4     © Nokia Siemens Networks       QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
Value proposition for the Mobile Operator

         Reduce                    Increase customer loyalty by moving from voice and text comms to
     subscriber churn              facilitating trade & commercial relationships on the Mobile platform

       Acquire new                 New opportunity to reach un-banked and under-banked subscribers
       subscribers                 with secure, corruption-free & low-cost alternatives to status quo


       Create new                  Create additional business by offering non-telco purchases and
     revenue stream                requesting charging fee for Payment transactions and Services


       Strengthen                  Expanded opportunities for partners, agents/distributors by offering
    marketing channels             additional products and Services


      Drive up cross               Major increase in ARPU through additional services (e.g. SMS
    selling opportunity            confirmation)




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What is a Mobile Payment Solution?
                                                                               mCommerce

     Mobile payments can be defined as
      any form of payment (for goods or
      services) and money transfer which is
      triggered from a mobile phone using
      mWallet, Prepaid, postpaid or bank
      account.                                                             Remote & Proximity
                                                                mBanking    Bank /Credit
     It provides access to financial                                       Card account
      institutes via mobile phone to use                        mWallet
      online banking services
     It represents one asset in a
      compelling opportunity for Operators
      & others to extend their business by
      ‘revenue channeling’ through the
      Mobile platform                                              Mobile Money
                                                                        Transfer
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Mobile Payment functional area

                                 Money Transfer                   Mobile Commerce           Mobile Banking

                               Prepay top-up/ online shopping                Retail shopping
               Macro payment



                                  Banking Services                           Ticketing
                                                                             P2P transfers
                                  Utility bill payment
                                  P2P transfers                              NFC + linked payment
                               Linked payment (Credit/Debit)                 (Credit/Debit) card
                               card
                                                                             NFC + Stored Value Account
                               mWallet/ Stored Value Account

                               Mobile digital contents (Logo,                Ticketing
               Micro payment




                               Ringtone, Music, …)
                                                                             Vending machines
                                                                             Parking
                               Mobile Billing (e.g. D2B, WAP
                               billing)
                                                                             NFC + Stored Value Account
                                                                             Mobile Billing (e.g. D2B, WAP
                                                                             billing)


                                          Remote                                            Local
                                                         Source: Informa Telecoms & Media
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Summary


                  Enhance                      Drive                          Improve
                  customer                  new revenue                     operational
                 experience                   streams                        efficiency




     • 360 view of all payment      • Increase ARPU by              • Maximum utilization of
       transactions using any         facilitating non-Telco          available infrastructure
       linked accounts to mobile      revenue streams                 (SMSC, USSD GW, etc)
       phone                        • Addressing financial          • 360 view of all payment
     • Ability to initiate secure     services business area          transactions for solution
       transactions & payments      • Provide payment Services        provider and partners
       anytime and anywhere           as part of diverse tailored     (e.g. banks, merchants,
                                      per-segment propositions        agents, partners)




16      © Nokia Siemens Networks
Contacts

     Mike Green
     CSI Sales Engagement:
     Revenue Capture Practice
     Mobile: +971 55 592 6098
     mike.green@nsn.com


     Hassan Sokhandan
     Solution Owner (global)
     Mobile: +49 151 17406870
     hassan.sokhandan-fadakar@nsn.com




17    © Nokia Siemens Networks   QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
Thank you




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  • 1. NSN Mobile Payment Solutions Revenue Channeling for Growth Mike Green Nokia Siemens Networks 1 © Nokia Siemens Networks
  • 2. Global market opportunity for payment services 6.6 billion people The penetration of traditional payment systems is on average 15%, while mobile phone 4.6 billion mobile phones operators reach already 80% of the population. 1.8 billion bank accounts 1.6 billion credit cards • Easy and innovative Payment methods & Services have tremendous potential to excel! Source: Wireless Intelligence (2008) and Beck et al (2005) 2 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 3. Continuous business growth for Mobile Payment Services Mobile Payment Transaction Value, 2007-2014 [1.16%] 10 – 2830 (M $) 300000 Others [7.4%] ∑~245B 334 – 18193 250000 Prepaid Top-Ups [4.5%] 25 – 10889 200000 Bill Payment (Mio $) 150000 Money Transfer 1515 – 154246 63% [1.26%] 100000 Ticketing 15 - 3082 50000 Merchandise 88 - 56444 ∑~4.5B 23% Purchases 0 Source: Gartner, Apr2010 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 The worldwide mobile payments Payments using NFC is a market market will grow from $170 billion in that’s expected to top £102bn by 2010 to almost $630 billion in 2014 2015 Frost & Sullivan, Feb2011 Juniper Research, Feb2011 3 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 4. The Communications Service Broker… Innovation and Delivery in new Products & Services Mobile + Payment 4 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 5. Value proposition for the Mobile Operator Reduce Increase customer loyalty by moving from voice and text comms to subscriber churn facilitating trade & commercial relationships on the Mobile platform Acquire new New opportunity to reach un-banked and under-banked subscribers subscribers with secure, corruption-free & low-cost alternatives to status quo Create new Create additional business by offering non-telco purchases and revenue stream requesting charging fee for Payment transactions and Services Strengthen Expanded opportunities for partners, agents/distributors by offering marketing channels additional products and Services Drive up cross Major increase in ARPU through additional services (e.g. SMS selling opportunity confirmation) 5 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 6. What is a Mobile Payment Solution? mCommerce  Mobile payments can be defined as any form of payment (for goods or services) and money transfer which is triggered from a mobile phone using mWallet, Prepaid, postpaid or bank account. Remote & Proximity mBanking Bank /Credit  It provides access to financial Card account institutes via mobile phone to use mWallet online banking services  It represents one asset in a compelling opportunity for Operators & others to extend their business by ‘revenue channeling’ through the Mobile platform Mobile Money Transfer 6 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 7. Mobile Payment functional area Money Transfer Mobile Commerce Mobile Banking Prepay top-up/ online shopping Retail shopping Macro payment Banking Services Ticketing P2P transfers Utility bill payment P2P transfers NFC + linked payment Linked payment (Credit/Debit) (Credit/Debit) card card NFC + Stored Value Account mWallet/ Stored Value Account Mobile digital contents (Logo, Ticketing Micro payment Ringtone, Music, …) Vending machines Parking Mobile Billing (e.g. D2B, WAP billing) NFC + Stored Value Account Mobile Billing (e.g. D2B, WAP billing) Remote Local Source: Informa Telecoms & Media 7 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 8. Summary Enhance Drive Improve customer new revenue operational experience streams efficiency • 360 view of all payment • Increase ARPU by • Maximum utilization of transactions using any facilitating non-Telco available infrastructure linked accounts to mobile revenue streams (SMSC, USSD GW, etc) phone • Addressing financial • 360 view of all payment • Ability to initiate secure services business area transactions for solution transactions & payments • Provide payment Services provider and partners anytime and anywhere as part of diverse tailored (e.g. banks, merchants, per-segment propositions agents, partners) 16 © Nokia Siemens Networks
  • 9. Contacts Mike Green CSI Sales Engagement: Revenue Capture Practice Mobile: +971 55 592 6098 mike.green@nsn.com Hassan Sokhandan Solution Owner (global) Mobile: +49 151 17406870 hassan.sokhandan-fadakar@nsn.com 17 © Nokia Siemens Networks QITCOM/ Green/ 25th May 2011
  • 10. Thank you 18 © Nokia Siemens Networks Presentation / Author / Date