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Mobile in my pocket

Mobile in my pocket

Source: Krista Becker, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

An industry briefing paper on the mobile phone payment market from Krista Becker, an emerging payments analyst at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

The paper analyses:
  • The disparities in mobile payment technology: remote versus proximity
  • The barriers to adoption of mobile payments and the complexity of the value chain
  • Considerations in consumer acceptance and mass adoption of this emerging payments technology.

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