The Desire for Innovative Services has Resulted in the Introduction of Mobile Point-of-sale Terminals and Contactless Payment Technology, which Have the Potential to Disrupt the Current Payment Ecosystem, According to a New Study on ASDReports

Friday 29 August 2014, Amsterdam

Over the last five years, the payment industry has been buzzing with cutting-edge new products and services across the world. The industry is dynamic in nature and innovative products and services have allowed non-bank companies, including technical giants such as Google and new market entrants such as Chirpify, to leave their mark in the payment ecosystem. Developments in technology, changing consumer tastes and preferences, and rising competition among various stakeholders in the payment value chain have been the key drivers of innovations in payments. However, the role of consumers has been one of the most important factors in driving payment innovation.

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Report Highlight:
Security and data privacy risks act as key deterrents to payment innovations. Consumer-grade mobile devices usually lack bank-level security to protect sensitive information. Most new payment solutions revolve around mobile devices and social media platforms, and the risk of being exposed to data theft or other fraudulent activity has increased. Moreover, new payment systems generally require regulatory authorities to change existing standards or processes to accommodate the new solution. A new payment concept can fail if regulators fail to recognize its legitimacy or potential. Although security issues exist, the potential benefits are likely to outweigh these concerns, and new payment solutions are expected to gain significant market share over the next five years.