Dublin, Feb. 12, 2016 -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/zmrv6h/global_online) has announced the addition of the "Global Online Payment Methods: First Half 2015" report to their offering.
Around the world, the online and mobile payments environments remain dynamic. The number of online payment users is growing rapidly in emerging markets, having reached over 300 million in China alone by the end of last year. The volume of online payments made through third-party providers grew by almost one half in 2014. Mobile payments are developing even more rapidly: in Nigeria, for example, mobile payment transactions grew more than ten-fold. Another observed shift happening is the diminishing share of cash on delivery in some emerging markets, as credit cards and alternative online payment methods rise. For example, in Russia, 2014 was the first year that bank card overtook cash on delivery as the payment method most used by online shoppers. Also, notable regulatory shifts are taking place. For example, in Japan authorities have been considering a change in rules to enable banks to compete better in the online payments market.
Competition among payment providers is also dynamic and fierce, with each of the major players trying not to lag behind the others in their online and mobile payment offering and innovation. Express checkout is a growing trend in the industry: American Express, Amazon, Visa and PayPal have all recently launched or updated their speedy and seamless checkout offerings. The battle of mobile wallets also continued in the first half of 2015, with Apple Pay expanding from the USA to the UK, Samsung launching Samsung Pay in South Korea and Google unveiling Android Pay.
Meanwhile, security remains a major concern both in online and mobile payments, with close to half of the merchant respondents surveyed in early 2015 indicating increased investment in payment and data security. With regard to mobile payments, over half of shoppers worldwide expressed safety concerns about their personal information when using a mobile payment app last year. Nevertheless, online and mobile payments are expected to develop and grow further alongside B2C E-Commerce and M-Commerce.
Key Questions Answered:
- What trends can be observed in the global online payment markets?
- Which payment methods are preferred by online shoppers in various countries worldwide?
- How does mobile payment user penetration differ between different regions?
- Which important moves did some major market players make since the start of 2015?
Key Topics Covered:
1. Management Summary
2. Global
3. Asia-Pacific
4. North America
5. Europe
6. Latin America
7. Middle East and Africa
Companies Mentioned
- 99bill
- AirBnB
- Alipay.com
- Amazon.com Inc
- American Express
- Apple Inc
- Banco Nossa Caixa SA
- Banco Santander
- Braspag Tecnologia Em Pagamento Ltda
- British Airways PLC
- Cielo
- Commerzbank AG
- Deutsche Bank AG
- Deutsche Postbank AG
- easyJet
- Elavon Inc
- Facebook Inc
- First Data Corp
- Global Payments Inc
- Google Inc
- Interkassa
- LINE
- Marks and Spencer
- MasterCard Inc
- Miss Selfridge Retail Ltd
- NTT Docomo Inc
- Natwest
- New Look Retail Group Ltd
- On Track Innovations Ltd
- One Touch Network Inc
- PayPal Holdings Inc
- PayTM Mobile Solutions
- Paypal Inc
- Qiwi
- Samsung C&T Corp
- Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
- Starbucks Corp
- Tencent Holdings Ltd
- Visa Inc
- WeChat
- Yandex.Money
- Zara
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