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	September 18, 2007 The Changing Retail Payment Systems Landscape Winners Are Emerging From The Flood Of New Payment Systems by Benjamin Ensor with Michelle de Lussanet, Jonathan Browne, Niek van Veen, Lizet Menke	Average: 7  (8 ratings)

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Executive Summary

Retail payment systems are going through rapid change as a combination of technology innovation, new transaction types, and fraud drive improvements to existing systems, as well as the development of a large number of new alternative payment methods. Although many of the individual new systems will fail, clear winners are already emerging. Contactless systems are poised for take off, with the adoption of contactless electronic purse systems booming in Japan and contactless card authorization systems growing fast. By contrast, the prospects for over-the-network mobile payment and contact-based electronic purses look grim.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Retail Payments Innovation Is Accelerating
• Many New Payment Systems Will Fail

WHAT IT MEANS

• The Cashless Society Is Still Decades Away
• Supplemental Material
• Related Research Documents

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