Which Digital Cards and Wallets Are Helping Banks to Sign Up New Clients Amidst the Crisis – Download This Case Study Now
Table of contents
Banks and the challenge of keeping up with post-crisis payment habits
The habit of distanced payments
Cards or wallets? My bank or another bank?
Digital wallet users – going against stereotypes
Annoying gaps in contactless and online payments
Digital card plus wallet: an enticement to switch banks
What cards can do that wallets can’t
Multi-currency cards and accounts
Pay-and-save: with cards or wallets?
Remote loans – in advance or during checkout?
Cards and wallets: smart combinations instead of competition
A reliable partner for card and wallet projects
Leading banks, neobanks, processors and wallet operators referenced in this case study
Nets, one of the largest processors in Scandinavia, provider of instant card-based loans
SmartPay, a mobile wallet ecosystem in Vietnam, connecting 1 ,000,000 consumers and 100,000 merchants
Network International, a leading payment processor and issuer of digital cards in the Middle East and Africa
Jysan Bank, a Central Asian issuer of multi-currency cards for payments and savings in 16 currencies
Payconiq by Bancontact, established domestic wallet in Belgium
iDEAL, established domestic wallet in the Netherlands
N26, a neobank with HQ in Berlin, serving 5 million customers across 25 markets
Airtel, one of the biggest mobile wallets in East Africa
and others