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Innovations in mobile
Mobile Payment

Developing flexible mobile payment
MNO and bank approach
mobile payment native &
value added m-commerce acquiring
Washington, February 23, 2010

A1 Bank and Paybox Logos

mCommerce | mobilkom austria group


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Agenda


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Introduction

Examples:
Internet Payment & ticketing

Images representing internet and cinema


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Vision, pay a whole range of products and services via your mobile

Images showing various ways of people to purchase products and services that can be paid via mobile. For example: Visits a client together with a colleague by car and pays the parking fee with mobile phone or Next client meeting in an m-payment enabled restaurant.


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Our solutions portfolio and references

Image showing the activation and loyalty to m-shopping, m-ticketing, m-gambling, m-business, and m-transporation through mobile payment with an application and infrastructure service.


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Example handy parking

Promotion - Attachment to parking violation tickets

Image of a parking violation ticket


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Example handyticketing - 1 solution for every Austrian capital*

* Wien, Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Klagenfurt, Innsbruck

Activation and Common usability

Permanent optimisation

Image of Stadbus-Tickets mit SMS


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With a Single Touch …


Image of NFC


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Example mTicketing payment of higher amounts

Image of A1 SMS Ticket with SMS-Code an 0664 660 6000


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Example mTicketing payment of higher amounts (Continued)

Life Ball 100% Mobile Tickets
Robbie Williams 9,000 Mobile Concert Tickets at the A1 SMS Gate


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M-Payment Scope

Hierarchy chart entitled m-payment scope using a Nokia SmartPhone Device

Chart identifies three methods of payments: Less than 10 € -- MICRO payment, Less than 100 € -- MEDIUM payment and Greater than --MACRO payment through Trx. After receiving the Trx it can be prepaid or aggregation which does acquiring, mobile authorization and issuing.

Image of Nokia SmartPhone Device showing how a consumer can pay for services through paybox.

Image of MasterCard

Image of Visa and MasterCard


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Bill presentment via phone bill for A1 users

Image of a Phone Bill


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Overview of transactions in the Web (paybox)

Image of an website with transactions and services


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Payment confirmation via SMS and e-mail (optional)

Image of Email and SMS


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Our payment strategy contains micro-, medium- and macro payments

Chart identifies three methods of payments: Acquiring less than 10 € -- MICRO payment, Less than 100 € -- MEDIUM payment and Greater than --MACRO payment through Trx. After receiving the Trx it can be prepaid or accumulation through the less than -- Micro payment. Issuring methods from paybox are through direct debit stored value account, phone bill or prepaid cards.

Role of mobilkom austria today


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paybox – Interoperability via phone bill

Diagram identifies three services A1 mobilkom austria, paybox, and orange how customers can pay.

mCommerce Solutions for A1: Private Customers pay via their phone bill (without registration)
Central Merchants for paybox: Business customers, prepaid customers and customers from other networks pay via paybox Direct Debit
mCommerce Solutions for orange: Private Customers pay via their phone bill without registration.


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m-commerce with A1 Bank and paybox

Diagram showing the percentage of A1 Bank shares of 100% and paybox shares of 83.3% with customers using T-mobile at 16.3% through mCommerce of orange and telering.

A1 Bank checklist of items:

paybox checklist of items:


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mobilkom – Global leader in m-Payment and m-Commerce

Chart entitled M-commerce /m-payment ranking shoring on the x-axis the relative m-payment maturity (Compared to mature market) and on the y-axis market maturity stage for 21 countries. On the y-axis for market maturity embryonic stage was for the Colombia, Slovakia, Czech, Republic, Venezuela, France, and USA countries which had a relative m-payment maturity 0% to about 15%. For market maturity early stage was for the Belgium, Germany, UK, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Portugal, Estonia, Finland, Italy and Sweden countries which had a relative m-payment maturity 20% to about 53%. For market maturity developing stage was for the Norway, Spain, Croatia, and Chaia countries which had a relative m-payment maturity 60% to about 80%. For market maturity advanced stage was for the Austria, Korea, Singapore, and Japan countries which had a relative m-payment maturity 75% to about 85%

Success Factors for Austria, Korea, Singapore and Japan countries are:

Source: Arthur D. Little analysis


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A1 Visa Card

Image of A1 Visa Card


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A1 Visa Card, exclusive for A1 customers

Image of Visa Classic Card to show the following beneifts and services

Insurance Package

Mobil-points

Paybox

Service around the clock

SMS security package


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Our strategy – payment is local and develops inside out


International Scope

National Scope

Telco Scope

Start competitive with clear differentiation, but quickly build national compatibility


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Pay a whole range of products and services via your mobile…

Images showing various ways of people to purchase products and services that can be paid via mobile. For example: Buys the tramway ticket on his way to the station and avoids the queues in front of the ticket machines or It is time for a coffee, in Vienna there are several m-pyament coffee shops.


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Contact

Thank you!

Peter Lohmann
head of related affairs
+43 (0) 664 331 4170
Email [email protected]

mobilkom austria AG
Obere Donausstr. 33
A-1020 Wien