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Copyright 2008 © Welcome Real-time All rights reserved. Material in this presentation can be copied on condition that “Source : Welcome Real-time” is included in a clearly visible fashion next to the copied material. How to reduce pricing pressure from merchants and generate new revenue streams for banks Aneace Haddad Chairman & Founder Welcome Real-time Paris, September 2008

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Copyright 2008 © Welcome Real-time

All rights reserved. Material in this presentation can be copied on condition that

“Source : Welcome Real-time” is included in a clearly visible fashion next to the copied material.

How to reduce pricing pressure from merchants and generate new

revenue streams for banks

Aneace Haddad Chairman & Founder Welcome Real-time

Paris, September 2008

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Interchange revenues of all banks worldwide: $64B Revenues of all publicly traded biotech companies worldwide: $70B

Interchange is as big as

biotech

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2x Global interchange industry: $64B Global microprocessor industry: $35B

…and twice as big as the microprocessor industry

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$16Billion

Annual R&D spending by US biotech companies

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1964

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1967

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1967

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“I can present it and sign the bill in 35,000 shops, garages, restaurants etc., throughout Britain.”

“Instead of making dozens of separate payments, I can make just one a month. To you.”

“I get all these advantages, yet the card and the service cost me nothing.”

“BARCLAYCARD is all I need to go shopping.”

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1969

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1982

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Source: http://thehistoryof.net/history-of-credit-cards.html

1979 A turning point in the credit

card processing industry

“In 1979, magnetic stripes on the back of credit cards allowed retailers to swipe the customer’s card through an electronic dial-up terminal, which accessed the bank’s cardholder information.

“The advantage of this system, besides saving paper, was the increased speed of processing authorizations – one to two minutes. It also decreased credit card fraud.”

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29 years

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Source: 24th April 2006 BusinessWeek, BCG.

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Internet payments

Mobile payments

Contactless Biometrics

Prepaid

Loyalty

Micropayments

EMV

P2P

NFC Mobile

banking

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“What problem does this innovation solve?”

“What pain does it alleviate?”

“What value does it deliver?”

“Who cares?”

The key questions

Source: The Paradox of Pain, www.chrisoleary.com

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“A great idea eliminates a significant source of pain for a large number of people.”

Source: The Paradox of Pain, www.chrisoleary.com

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Contactless: a card innovation

that benefits merchants?

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1 out of 133 “There are 6 million places where you can use your credit card, 45,000 (contactless locations) doesn’t excite me.”

John Suchanec, Bank of America

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“Waving a card in front of a reader takes about as much time as swiping one through.”

Manager, Sheetz, Inc.

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Contactless forecasts for 2007

230 million

Jupiter Report (2004)

37 million

Jupiter Report (2006)

25 million

Card Technology (June 2007)

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WHERE’S THE PAIN ?

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US$16 billion

Return Fraud (US)

US$3 billion

Card Fraud (US)

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Newspaper ad, half page:

9,000 - 12,000

Co-op package mailing,

1 insert: 350

Local coupon book,

1 page: 350

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Europe Pakistan China

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Promotional marketing is huge ($342 billion in the US alone!)

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“Introduce payment information value-added services to reduce pricing pressure from merchants and convince them of the real value of bank-sponsored retail payment networks.”

“The retailer will have a platform to deliver tailored promotions

at the POS.”

“The promotion or message can be delivered via a POS receipt.”

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He has obviously been filling

up somewhere else.

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Coupon

TRY OUR NEW EZ CAR WASH AND

ENJOY A COFFEE WHILE YOU WAIT

CAR WASH+COFFEE

SPECIAL $2.00

Expires Nov. 15, 2007

Since he is here now, why not print an offer at the bottom of his card receipt?

A feature that is simple, low cost and valuable for all types of merchants.

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1st visit

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M---R---S--

Use your Visa payWave card at McDonald’s. When all the

letters above are filled,

win your McSurprise!

2nd visit

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MC--RPR-S--

Use your Visa payWave card at McDonald’s. When all the

letters above are filled,

win your McSurprise!

3rd visit

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MC--RPRISE-

Use your Visa payWave card at McDonald’s. When all the

letters above are filled,

win your McSurprise!

4th visit

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Coupon

MCSURPRISE!

Congratulations! Present

this ticket to any clerk

and get your McSurprise!

Not valid with any other

offer. Expires 31 Jan 2008

Card receipts don’t have to be boring.

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London Apr 2008

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“The profit margin for solving the merchants’ commerce problems and delivering new customers and/or closed sales is two to three times that of the payments transaction fee.”

“Data shows merchants will pay 7-9% for delivery of a sale vs. 2% for merely processing the payment.”

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FREE PAYMENT PROCESSING !

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“For every $1 you spend on AdWords each month, you can process $10 in sales the following month for free.”

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Copyright 2008 © Welcome Real-time

All rights reserved. Material in this presentation can be copied on condition that

“Source : Welcome Real-time” is included in a clearly visible fashion next to the copied material.

Thank you

Aneace Haddad

Chairman & Founder, Welcome Real-time

[email protected]

http://aneace.blogspot.com

www.welcome-rt.com