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Effectively Payingfor Internet Contenton Mobiles
Ray Anderson
© 2007 Bango plc
www.bango.com
NPAY07
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Effective Payment
• Bango’s role in Mobile Web Payments
• The challenges of integration
• What are the “best methods”
• Content Genre
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About Bango
• A global, mobile internettechnology company
• Founded 1999
• London Stock Exchangefloat June 2005 (AIM: BGO)
• Offices inCambridge (UK)New York, San Francisco (US)Madrid (ES)Köln (DE)
Chosen by leading mobile operatorsto accelerate their business
Award winning technology
Chosen by leading content providersto reach their mobile users
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The market opportunity
1.2B Mobile on Internet
700M PC on internet
3B by 2010
1.1B by 2010
One BillionInternet Sites
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1,200million of 3,050million mobile users connected to internet
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Bango focus: direct-to-consumer
The total market
On-portalCommercial relationship with each operator
Direct-to-consumerYou promote and engage
directly with the whole market
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Bango focus: 3 key challenges
Getting visits to a site:- diverse search models- diverse access models
Information on the visitors- where and who- tell me about them
Payment for valuable content- wide range of billing channels- much broader reach than PC
Others do:
- branding- marketing- site creation- pricing- hosting- content- rights mgmt.
… Bango simplifies and enables globally
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The move to an “internet model”
• Less “wasted marketing”- Avoid investing time and money on disconnected users- Focus investment on users familiar with mobile browser
• Better ROI- optimize response for handset- pay by results advertising- pay by results search- user generated marketing
• Faster route to market- no operator approvals needed- global reach- fast to adapt (real-time)
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Off-portal browse and buyUser navigates
to mobile siteDownload
Page
P-SMS
$£€
Currency conversion VAT and other TAX
User’s language Billing policies
Aggregateall paymentsand send on
Collectpayment for
content
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Global reach of mobile web
VODAFONEAUS
TELENOR
O2DEU
PROXIMUSBEL
BHARTIIND
MTNZAF
NEXTELUSA
VODACOMZAF
SFR
VODAFONEDEU
TMOBILEUSA
CINGULARUSA
TMOBILEUK
SPRINTPCSUSA
VODAFONEUK
ORANGEUK
O2UK
ORANGEROM
ELISAFIN
BELLMOBILITYCAN
TELEFONICAESP
TELE2SWE
VODAFONENLD
NETCOMNOR
VODAFONEIRL
VODAFONESWE
INTERNAPUSA
VODAFONEESP
SIFYIND
TELIASWE
ORANGEISR
IDEACELLIND
FRANCETELECOM
TELSTRAAUS
VERIZONUSA
ENITELNIC
ORANGEISR
YAHOOUSA
VODAFONEIRL
VODAFONENZL
BOUYGTELFRA
INTERNAPUSA
TIMITA
VODAFONEESP
VODAFONEDEU
FRANCETELECOM
VERIZONUSA
VODAFONEAUS
CTIMOVILARG
TELKOMSELIDN
SATELINDOIDN
TELEMOVILSLV
TATAIND
MOBTELYUG
CHINAMOBCHN
IDEACELLIND
DIGICELJAM
CWJAM
TELEFONICAECU
RELIANCEIND
TOUCHMDV
DOBSONUSA
ORANGESVK
SMARTCOMPHL
VODAFONEHUN
OPTUSAUS
TELEPERSONALARG
TELENOR
MAXISMYS
BELLMOBILITYCAN
BSNLIND
DIGIMYS
TELECELPRY
TELSTRAAUS
GRUPOICECRI
PROMONTEYUG
TELEFONICAPER
TELE2SWE
TELENORPAK
TELEKOMYUG
NEXTELUSA
TMOBILEUK
TMOBILEUSA
BITELTU
SFR
CINGULARUSA
SIFYIND
TELEFONICAARG
DIALOGLKA
GRAMEENPHONEIDN
SUDATELSDN
VODAFONEUK
ORANGEROM
BHARTIIND
MTNZAF
SPRINTPCSUSA
ORANGEUK
VODACOMZAF
O2UK
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Bango BillRankTM technology
Ban
go B
illR
ankTM
Tech
nolo
gy
>13,000,000user profiles
across3,000+ sites
Operator
User Info.
U/R/G rating
Billing cost
Min margin
Antifraud
Availability
User Pref.
AggregatorsPremium SMS billing
Trusted statuswith operators
Operator BillingDirect connect to operator
Alternatesto expand coverage
Your mobile website Factors:
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3,000+ Content Providers & Merchants
Ban
go S
yste
mAggregatorsResell Operator Billing
E-topup Operators
Retail ATM Cards Banks
Cash
Bango Delivers “best biller”
700,000,000 mobile internet users700,000,000 mobile internet users13,000,000 user profiles13,000,000 user profiles
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Content ProviderBango
Holy Grail: High Conversion Rate• Decided not to proceed
- did not expect to pay- saw price & declined- saw price in their currency- could not understand- did not like T&C- session terminated
• Tried to pay but failed
- no money available- barred- did not work- sent to PC (may have returned)- attempted fraud- session terminated
Ask toPay
Thanksfor
Paying
Paid as % of Asked=
Conversion Rate
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Example payment flows
Direct on-bill1-click payment
Credit/debitcard
PayPal
Currency and languageauto conversion
Download
Choose Pay Download
CP customizes thelook and feel
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Global Composite Conversion Rate
04/01/2006
11/01/2006
18/01/2006
25/01/2006
01/02/2006
08/02/2006
15/02/2006
22/02/2006
01/03/2006
08/03/2006
15/03/2006
22/03/2006
29/03/2006
05/04/2006
12/04/2006
19/04/2006
26/04/2006
03/05/2006
OPERATORPSMSCARDIVR
50%
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Conversion Rate by Operator Jun 05
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Conversion Rate by Operator Sep 05VO
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Variations in 1 operator “X”:
n/a4541.850.14.6Avg time (s)
84.7%48.5%65.4%65.5%92.3%OK %GermanyPortugalSpainBelgiumUK
• UK billing performance by far the best– 10x faster than any other country
• Portugal has lowest success rate– New deployment – teething troubles
• Belgium has longest processing time– Due to additional post-payment advice page
• Germany using older, “on-portal” solution
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Vs Other Operators
6%29%0.02%AUTHORIZING %
n/a
64%
Europeanoperator
n/an/aAvg time (s)
92%86.15%OK %
US operatorUKoperator
• UK operator using similar architecture to UK-”X” example• European operator using similar architecture to “X”-DE• US operator using similar architecture to “X”-DE
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USA Conversion Rates
00.050.1
0.150.2
0.250.3
0.350.4
0.450.5
NOVDEC
JAN
FEBMAR
APRMAY
JUN
JUL
AUGSEP
OCTNOV
DEC
Direct BillFirst CP’s
More CP’s
PayPal & Repeaters
Cingular
Other USA
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Conversion Rate by Customer (WW)Conversion Rates of Content Providers with >50 Payments in May 2006
0
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The attractions of alternatives
• Typical “Operator Billing”: 75% outpayment, 90 day payment
• Typical “Financial Billing” 93% outpayment, 10 day payment
• Typical business model (30p/59cent cost music track):
99p sale = 84p (ex VAT) 21p billing 25p Mktg 30p royalty 8p marginvs99p sale = 84p (ex VAT) 6p billing 25p Mktg 30p royalty 23p marginor99p sale = 84p (ex VAT) 6p billing 35p Mktg 30p royalty 13p margin
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Alternative Billers …
• Simulations and trials have included:
Einzugsermächtigung
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Genre Issues
• Wide range of restrictions on Operator Billing
• Credit Card less restrictive / more mature
• PayPal has restrictions
• Google checkout relatively open
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How to minimize billing costs
True Biller independenceBillRank technology
Wrong billing method may cost5x more!
Best billing method
TechnologyRisk minimization systemsSolid contracts
Billers may repudiateUsers may demand refundsRevenue leakage
Manage risks
Automated systems(24hr)Critical mass of staffService level agreements
Credit control, auditingtransactions, handling refunds& noise. Checking systems.
Manage money collection
Demonstrate volume storyCompeting billersDemonstrate quality service
Charges from biller- often volume based- often negotiable for upside
Collect money from user
Minimize integrations. (1)Share management costsMultiple data-centres
Technical integration, test,management, auditresilience
Connect to billing provider
To minimize cost:What it costs:Requirement
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Summary
• Mobile web is widely used, and increasing fast
• Billing methods are highly segmented
• Mobile operator billing is immature but evolving(high cost, high-touch, opaque, no refunds, customer care)
• Alternative billing methods are emerging– with backing of major brands
• Mobile and PC web are merging
• Flat rate data (2007) will drive explosion of mobile web