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Apple Pay – Competitor Profile
Apple Pay is a mobile payment solution launched by Apple in October 2014. It allows users to store their payment card details to use for future payments. Users hover their mobile device near a contactless terminal and authenticate the transaction via Touch ID, Face ID, or PIN depending on the Apple device used. The solution is accepted at millions of retail outlets globally and supports all major payment networks. Apple Pay is supported by more than 6,600 banks and financial...
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Venmo – Competitor Profile
Founded in 2009, Venmo initially allowed users to send money via SMS. In late 2010, a Venmo app was launched. This was initially a payment service that focused on P2P payments and simple purchase transactions, such as payments to food trucks. Over the years, Venmo has expanded its use cases, allowing users to make payments to a wider range of merchants both online and offline via Venmo. Users can top up their accounts and link their app account to their...
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Click to Pay – Competitor Profile
Online payment solution Click to Pay was launched by Mastercard, Visa, American Express, and Discover in October 2019. The solution was initially known as Secure Remote Commerce and was developed based on EMV Secure Remote Commerce industry specifications. It was rebranded as Click to Pay in July 2020. The solution is administered by EMVCo, the international association of the six leading card scheme networks (American Express, Discover, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay, and Visa). The solution brings four major international card schemes...
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Amazon Pay – Competitor Profile
Amazon Pay was launched in 2007 as Pay with Amazon, before being rebranded to its current name in 2017. The solution enables users to pay for purchases on third-party partner merchant websites and apps using payment methods saved on the user’s Amazon profile. In the US, Amazon Pay accepts credit and debit cards from major scheme providers including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Diners Club, and JCB. In India, users can add funds to their Amazon Pay balance and use...
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Morocco Cards and Payments – Opportunities and Risks to 2028
Morocco Cards and Payments Market Report Overview The annual value of card transactions in the Morocco cards and payments market was $6.3 billion in 2023 and will grow at a CAGR of more than 12% during 2024-2028. The following are some of the key highlights of the Morocco cards and payments market: Cash remains a strong preference for Moroccan consumers. However, the government and banks are striving to increase awareness levels to encourage electronic payments.2 Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) (Morocco’s central...
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Block – Competitor Profile
Block (formerly Square) is a US-based payment services provider that was launched in 2009. Effective from December 10, 2021, Square changed its legal name to Block. However, the company continues to offer its merchant services under the Square brand name, enabling businesses to accept payments through methods including debit and credit cards issued by all major scheme providers, as well as NFC-based solutions such as Google Pay and Apple Pay. For offline payments, the company offers an array of traditional...
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Cloud Services Sector Scorecard, Q1 2024 Update – Thematic Intelligence
The thematic screen of GlobalData’s cloud services sector scorecard is led by the global hyperscalers Microsoft and Amazon, with Alphabet and IBM also in the top 10. Microsoft and Alphabet, in particular, are aggressively investing in generative artificial intelligence (AI), developing foundational large language models (LLM), and building the infrastructure to offer related services to customers. In recent months, Alphabet launched its Gemini AI model, Microsoft launched its own AI chips and also invested in Mistral, and Microsoft’s strategic partner...
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PayPal – Competitor Profile
PayPal is one of the largest global payment services providers. It enables digital payments and offers acceptance solutions for consumers and merchants. The company specializes in online payments, mobile and ecommerce, fund transfers, and payment processing. It has expanded its capabilities through the acquisitions of Zong, Paydiant, CyActive, Modest, Braintree, Xoom, and Zettle (previously known as iZettle). PayPal is now available in more than 200 markets. It is particularly active in the US, the UK, Germany, Australia, and New Zealand....
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Samsung Pay – Competitor Profile
Samsung Pay is a mobile payment solution launched by Samsung in August 2015. Samsung Pay is available for a range of Samsung products, including its Galaxy devices and Gear wearable technology. It was the first mobile payment offering to support NFC, magnetic secure transmission, and barcode scanning in a single solution. It is supported by more than 2,800 international and regional banks and credit unions in the US, including Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, PNC, and TD...
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Fiserv – Competitor Profile
Fiserv is a leading global provider of payments and financial services. It provides a wide range of services, including electronic payment processing for electronic bill payments; account-to-account transfers; debit and credit card processing and services; internet and mobile banking systems; card and print personalization services; loan origination and servicing products; as well as fraud and risk management services. Launched in 1984, the company offers its services to over 10,000 financial institution clients in over 100 countries. The company mostly offers...
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