Virtual, mobile and hyper wallets
By Dave Birch posted Sep 21 2012 at 2:44 PM[Dave Birch] What's the point of a mobile wallet if it does the same things as your leather wallet?
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[Dave Birch] What's the point of a mobile wallet if it does the same things as your leather wallet?
[Dave Birch] If the adult sector is a leading indicator of change in payments, it just flashed me something interesting.
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[Dave Birch] The new British Airway on-board payment experience is ridiculous.
[Dave Birch] India is an excellent and on-going case study of the relationship between regulation and market when it comes to mobile payments.
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[Dave Birch] Mobile digital ID seems so obvious that it's amazing Apple haven't patented it yet. So why don't I have it on my phone?
[Dave Birch] Retail payments don't work perfectly - there is plenty of scope for innovation.
[Dave Birch] My data belong in the cloud but my identity does not.
[Dave Birch] Jack Dorsey correctly observes that "In general, the shift toward a cashless society appears to improve economic welfare". How do we nudge consumers down this road?