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“While we believe that a number of mobile payment solutions will gain some traction, our view is that M-Wallet represents one of the most exciting and promising payment opportunities.”
- Tudor Aw, Technology Sector Head, KPMG Europe
Most respondents were likely to say that it was still too early to predict whether or not various solutions would be widely adopted, with many also suggesting that online payment systems such as PayPal were already mainstream. Technology companies and retailers, and those in the Americas, hold this opinion to a greater extent overall — most likely owing to the fact that these systems were launched in the US and have been widely embraced by US consumers and merchants.
“M-Wallet provides the momentum to move beyond payments to participate in the entire chain of mobile commerce, from consideration and brand awareness to after-sales loyalty and care,” said Tudor Aw.