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The Channel

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The Channel

•58% of all Greece internet is through mobile (!!!), It was

38% eight months ago

•55% of retailer app impressions are served within

the physical store, this is why WIFI is a becoming

commodity

•40% increase of app usage for 45+ of age over

the last 8 months

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eCommerce is still small

source: emarketer 2014 US Market

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Same with mCommerce

source: emarketer 2014 US Market

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Commerce is offline

source: emarketer 2014 US Market

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First Steps In Greece ?

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Already Established!

Works for specific industries such as:

food delivery (>10K daily), travel industry(3x growth over the last 24 months), MNO Self Care (>80% of active user top up), ticketing and coupons will follow.

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Resistant to change Value Chain

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Early 2016

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Case of V.me

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Case of Apple Pay

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War of Formats Ended

•NCF POS Retailers are ready•Apple finally adopted NCF•EFT POS is moving into the cloud • Mobile Penetration is massive for high

disposable income consumers!

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The Replication

How one geographically replicates a business

model in fintech ?

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EFT POS and ECR

EFT POS and ECR is the new IoT infrastructure playground that all fintech can target. Unified deployment base at

scale, that can solve EU and MEA region fragmentation issues

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Value Added Services

•Coupons - Suppliers•Lottery •Loyalty •Pre-Paid•Coalition Schemes

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Market Size

$ 110M is the loyalty benefits market per year in Greece. Some of the channels

especially retail business are performing as low as <10% in redemption. An open data initiative would result in result on at least

a $500M per year, only by increase of redemption (!!!)

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Bitcoin Adoption

Via MC/VISA prepaid cards it is easy to have real world

payments, no merchant integration needed

#truedisruption

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Bitcoin is a Commodity

bitcoin’s first major price shift was

triggered by CY bail in

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The Data

2.9M unique devices

2.3M unique users

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Brands are used to pay for data

65%of media buying through programmatic,

exploiting 3rd party data sources

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a new kind of identity

-advertising id -email

-CCN/CI- device fingerprint

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One Wallet to Rule Them All

•OS Providers•OEMs

Large Markets

•Retail Banks •Online Banks•Retailers •MNOs

Smaller and Emerging

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Legislation

- FTC Fair Information Practice - California Online Privacy Protection Act(OPPA) of

2003 - COPPA rule - Personally Identifiable Information [PII] - The UK Privacy & Electronic Communications (EC

Directive) Regulations 2003 - Directive 2002/58/EC (the E-Privacy Directive) - Right to be Forgotten Ruling C-131/12 - E-Money Directive - E-Invoicing Directive

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Future of a Flat World

Transact Distribute Legal Consensus

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