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Incredible growth of mobile payments
Remember to let your local merchants know that you can equip them to accept THE GROWING mobile payments market FOR FREE!
The
number of people in the US using their phones to pay for goods and
services at the point of sale will continue to climb steadily, with 2016
being a year of significant growth for the technology. According to the
latest proximity mobile payments forecast from eMarketer, the total
value of mobile payment transactions in the US will grow 210% in 2016.
eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale
transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping,
waving and similar functionality.In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.
- See more at: http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Mobile-Payments-Will-Triple-US-2016/1013147#sthash.VXCLek6F.dpuf
The
number of people in the US using their phones to pay for goods and
services at the point of sale will continue to climb steadily, with 2016
being a year of significant growth for the technology. According to the
latest proximity mobile payments forecast from eMarketer, the total
value of mobile payment transactions in the US will grow 210% in 2016.
eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale
transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping,
waving and similar functionality.In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.
- See more at: http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Mobile-Payments-Will-Triple-US-2016/1013147#sthash.VXCLek6F.dpuf
In
2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users
spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a
payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach
$27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually.
Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per
user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the
technology. - See more at:
http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Mobile-Payments-Will-Triple-US-2016/1013147#sthash.VXCLek6F.dpuf
In
2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users
spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a
payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach
$27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually.
Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per
user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the
technology. - See more at:
http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Mobile-Payments-Will-Triple-US-2016/1013147#sthash.VXCLek6F.dpuf
eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping, waving and similar functionality.
In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.
“Several factors will drive substantial mobile payments growth in the US. Mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay will become a standard feature on new smartphones,” said eMarketer analyst Bryan Yeager. “Also, more merchants will adopt point-of-sale systems that can accept mobile payments, and incentives like promotions and loyalty programs will be integrated to attract new users.”
eMarketer expects there will be 23.2 million people in the US using proximity mobile payments in 2015. By 2016, that will grow 61.8% to 37.5 million. Even as more consumers adopt the technology, there will continue to be a gap between younger and older generations. In 2015, 17.5% of 25- to 34-year-olds will use a mobile payment method, vs. just 3.5% of those 65 and older. By 2017, 37.0% of the younger age group will have adopted the technology, compared with just 6.3% of the 65 and over group.
Mobile Payments Will Triple in the US in 2016
Oct 26, 2015
Nearly one in five smartphone users will use mobile payments by next year
The number of people in the US using their phones to pay
for goods and services at the point of sale will continue to climb
steadily, with 2016 being a year of significant growth for the
technology. According to the latest proximity mobile payments forecast
from eMarketer, the total value of mobile payment transactions in the US
will grow 210% in 2016.eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping, waving and similar functionality.
In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.
“Several factors will drive substantial mobile payments growth in the US. Mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay will become a standard feature on new smartphones,” said eMarketer analyst Bryan Yeager. “Also, more merchants will adopt point-of-sale systems that can accept mobile payments, and incentives like promotions and loyalty programs will be integrated to attract new users.”
eMarketer expects there will be 23.2 million people in the US using proximity mobile payments in 2015. By 2016, that will grow 61.8% to 37.5 million. Even as more consumers adopt the technology, there will continue to be a gap between younger and older generations. In 2015, 17.5% of 25- to 34-year-olds will use a mobile payment method, vs. just 3.5% of those 65 and older. By 2017, 37.0% of the younger age group will have adopted the technology, compared with just 6.3% of the 65 and over group.
The
number of people in the US using their phones to pay for goods and
services at the point of sale will continue to climb steadily, with 2016
being a year of significant growth for the technology. According to the
latest proximity mobile payments forecast from eMarketer, the total
value of mobile payment transactions in the US will grow 210% in 2016.
eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale
transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping,
waving and similar functionality.In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.
- See more at: http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Mobile-Payments-Will-Triple-US-2016/1013147#sthash.VXCLek6F.dpuf
Mobile Payments Will Triple in the US in 2016
Source: eMarketer
Nearly one in five smartphone users will use mobile payments by next year
The number of people in the US using their phones to pay
for goods and services at the point of sale will continue to climb
steadily, with 2016 being a year of significant growth for the
technology. According to the latest proximity mobile payments forecast
from eMarketer, the total value of mobile payment transactions in the US
will grow 210% in 2016.eMarketer defines proximity mobile payments as point-of-sale transactions that use mobile phones as a payment method, via tapping, waving and similar functionality.
In 2015, mobile payments will total $8.71 billion in the US, with users spending an average of nearly $376 annually using their mobile phone as a payment method. By 2016, total mobile payment transactions will reach $27.05 billion, with users spending an average of $721.47 annually. Total mobile payment sales will rise faster than average spending per user in 2016 because of the growth in the number of overall users of the technology.“Several factors will drive substantial mobile payments growth in the US. Mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Android Pay and Samsung Pay will become a standard feature on new smartphones,” said eMarketer analyst Bryan Yeager. “Also, more merchants will adopt point-of-sale systems that can accept mobile payments, and incentives like promotions and loyalty programs will be integrated to attract new users.”
eMarketer expects there will be 23.2 million people in the US using proximity mobile payments in 2015. By 2016, that will grow 61.8% to 37.5 million. Even as more consumers adopt the technology, there will continue to be a gap between younger and older generations. In 2015, 17.5% of 25- to 34-year-olds will use a mobile payment method, vs. just 3.5% of those 65 and older. By 2017, 37.0% of the younger age group will have adopted the technology, compared with just 6.3% of the 65 and over group.
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Are you in the GREATER San Diego area??
Meet Co-Founder, John Daniels
and
National Directors, Mike and Barb Lammons
Meet Co-Founder, John Daniels
and
National Directors, Mike and Barb Lammons
WHEN: January 28th, 2016 7-9 pm
WHERE: 7710 Balboa Ave.
3rd Floor-Conference Room
San Diego, CA 92111
Come meet John, Mike, and Barb and hear the exciting things that are happening at Digital World™ and in their own business. They are all inspiring to listen to and have knowledge to share that you don't want to miss!
WHERE: 7710 Balboa Ave.
3rd Floor-Conference Room
San Diego, CA 92111
Come meet John, Mike, and Barb and hear the exciting things that are happening at Digital World™ and in their own business. They are all inspiring to listen to and have knowledge to share that you don't want to miss!
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Remember to let your local merchants know that you can equip them to accept THE GROWING mobile payments market FOR FREE!
Mobile-payment services draw more shoppers and merchants
More consumers are using their smartphones to pay for goods and services, and more companies are offering "mobile-payments" or "mobile-wallet" services.
In addition to Apple Inc.'s Apple Pay, which launched in October 2014, the field includes Android Pay from Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Samsung Pay from Samsung Electronics Co. There's also CurrentC, a system being developed by a group of major retailers and restaurants.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. last month outlined plans for its own service for shoppers to pay in its stores with any major credit card or its own gift card using the giant retailer's existing smartphone app. Target Corp. reportedly also is developing its (Read complete article here.)
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