Case Study 3
Case Study 3
Case Study 3
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Kelas E-Commerce By: Mam Valentine Siagian
Study case 3
1. Who are the three major players in the mobile payment market?
In terms of subscribers, technology companies come first such as Apple, Google,
Samsung and Paypal. Second, large banks such as JPMorgan, Chase, Wells Fargo and Citi.
Third, the major credit card companies such as Visa, Master Card and Discovery etc. In a
nutshell, the leaders are Apple Pay, PayPal, Google, and Square. But a more detailed answer
depends on what you’re referring to by “mobile payments,” since that can mean a few different
things. When it comes to mobile wallets consumers use to make payments at retail
stores, Apple Pay is at the top of the heap, followed by Google’s Android Pay, PayPal, and
Samsung Pay. As for mobile point-of-sale systems/mobile payment processing apps that let
small businesses can take credit card payments on a mobile device, Square is the leading
player. PayPal is also in the mobile credit card processing processing market with their PayPal
Here app. For peer-to-peer mobile payments, Venmo and Square Cash are leaders – Venmo is
owned by PayPal and Square Cash is the simplified peer-to-peer version of the Square point-
of-sale app. Google Wallet (the P2P version of Android Pay) is also popular for P2P mobile
payments.
3. How does Apple Pay differ from Android Pay and Samsung Pay?
While Android pay is mostly used on smartphones, Apple pay can be used by many other
forms of Apple devices, not only on iPhones. Android pay asks customers to enter PIN while
Apple pay is confirmed by the customer’s fingerprint. Samsung Pay stores coupons and reward
cards. They are all similar in functionality.