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MOBILE WALLETS NACHA Payments Innovation Alliance Meeting February, 2016

ABOUT RICK OGLESBY • President, AZ Payments Group, LLC – Market intelligence and analytics

• Partner, Double Diamond Payments Research – Go-to-market consulting

• Inventor of the digital wallet • Failed mobile payments entrepreneur

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AGENDA

Inception invention

iPhone

Starbucks

The inflection point

19881998

2007

2011

2016

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INCEPTION - 1988

$ 4 Image Source: Amazon.com

INCEPTION - 1988

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INVENTION - 1998

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MISSION: KILL THE CARD

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CONTACT #1: ELON MUSK

8 Image from Reddit.com

1998 – THE CLOUD WALLET

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1998 – THE CLOUD WALLET

$ 10 Images from Google, Wikipedia, openclipart.org

THE EUREKA MOMENT

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CONTACT #2: MOHAMMAD KHAN (2001)

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CONTACT #2: MOHAMMAD KHAN THE CHALLENGE

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THE SOLUTION: NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATIONS (NFC)

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THE BUSINESS PLAN

$ Consumers and their cards

Merchants

Create huge demand from consumers and merchants.

Payment terminals

Software providers

Provide tools for these guys to implement NFC/contactless.

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Payment processors

Networks

Banks

• Support contactless card implementations, deployments and pilots. • Support NFC as mobile technology. • Partner with us.

THE BUSINESS PLAN (cont.)

Software updates

Trusted Services Manager

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• Secure element • NFC transmitter / receiver • Software Support

STRATEGY: MONITOR DEVELOPMENTS

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CAN NFC REALLY HAPPEN?

• We need to improve penetration into small transactions. • We need to support the burgeoning debit card business. ●

is eating our lunch in the cardless space.

• • • •

We need to do a better job of preparing for the future. Mobile expansion is a trend we’ve been watching. NFC is most compatible with our existing systems. We’re planning to partner with ViVOtech.

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CAN NFC REALLY HAPPEN? NO! CALL THESE COMPANIES

GET THEM TO INSTALL THESE THINGS Secure Element

NFC Transmitter

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FOR THIS MUCH:

FREE

AGENDA

Inception invention

iPhone

Starbucks

The Inflection point

19881998

2007

2011

2016

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CONTACT #3: STEVE JOBS (2007)

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CONTACT #3: STEVE JOBS (2007)

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CONTACT #3: STEVE JOBS (2007)

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CONTACT #3: STEVE JOBS (2007)

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AGENDA

Inception invention

iPhone

Starbucks

The Inflection point

19881998

2007

2011

2016

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CONTACT #4: CHUCK DAVIDSON (Starbucks, 2011)

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CONTACT #4: CHUCK DAVIDSON

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CONTACT #4: CHUCK DAVIDSON MERCHANTS MUST:

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Overcome customer anonymity. Build customer relationships. Defeat showrooming. Gain customer commitment. Make more sales.

Customer commitment

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WALLET CATEGORIES Deliver merchant value:

Deliver consumer value:

• Overcome customer anonymity. • Build customer relationships. • Defeat showrooming. • Gain customer commitment. • Make more sales. • Minimize complexity.

• Increase security via reduced data exchange. • Provide tap-and-go convenience. • A cooler way to pay.

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CONTACT #5: MIKE COOK (WALMART) (2012)

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CONTACT #3: MIKE COOK (WALMART)

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DELIVER MERCHANT VALUE • Overcome customer anonymity. • Build customer relationships. • Defeat showrooming. • Gain customer commitment. • Make more sales. • Minimize complexity. • Save merchants money.

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CONTACT #6: JACK DORSEY (SQUARE) (2012)

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CONTACT #6: JACK DORSEY (SQUARE) (2012) “PAYMENT COMPANIES DON’T TREAT PAYMENTS AS A PRODUCT.”

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DELIVER MERCHANT VALUE • • • • • • • •

Overcome customer anonymity. Build customer relationships. Defeat showrooming. Gain customer commitment. Make more sales. Minimize complexity. Save merchants money. Deliver tangible, incremental value.

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CONTACT #7: TIM COOK (APPLE) (2014)

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DELIVER MERCHANT VALUE • • • • • • • •

Overcome customer anonymity. Build customer relationships. Defeat showrooming. Gain customer commitment. Make more sales. Minimize complexity. Save merchants money. Deliver tangible incremental value.

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APPLE INVENTORY • Most valuable company in the world. • One of the world’s most respected brands. • Tight relationships with affluent customers and quick product turnover. • Infinite opportunities for advertising impressions. • A vibrant mobile app ecosystem. • Banks and networks desperate for an NFC ecosystem.

=NEGOTIATING LEVERAGE!

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APPLE STRATEGY=GIVE BANKS WHAT THEY WANT

• Enable participation in the App Ecosystem. • Expand transactions in the app ecosystem. • Harvest payment data. • Expand App Ecosystem services.

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Overcome customer anonymity. Build customer relationships. Defeat showrooming. Gain customer commitment. Make more sales. Provide tangible incremental value. App Ecosystem

Banking interface

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AGENDA

Inception invention

iPhone

Starbucks

The Inflection point

19881998

2007

2011

2016

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CONTACT #8: MOHAMMAD KHAN (2016)

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CONTACT #8: MOHAMMAD KHAN (2016) Apple Pay Progress Dramatically Lags Starbucks in a Point-in-Time Analysis, and it’s current trajectory is flat:

Source: DDPR, includes data from Statista, Infoscout, and PYMNTS.com

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CONTACT #8: MOHAMMAD KHAN (2016) CONCLUSIONS: • Merchant value equals consumer value. – The merchant creates the consumer value.

• Merchants want to enroll consumers in their own apps. – – – – –

Overcome anonymity Build relationships Gain customer commitment Save money Cover all consumers; a device-by-device strategy doesn't work.

• We must deliver tangible merchant value – loyalty, rewards, customer incentives and merchant-branded tender. • Enablement is the benchmark. 44

CONTACT #8: MOHAMMAD KHAN (2015)

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OMNY PAY FOUNDATION

Customer commitment

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WALLET CATEGORIES

Deliver merchant value:

(In-app)

Deliver consumer value:

(In-app)

(NFC)

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(NFC)

DISCUSSION

[email protected] @RickOglesby www.AZPaymentsgroup.com www.DoubleDiamondGroup.com