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Source: European Payments Council

The European Payments Council reports on mobile wallets as an enabler for mobile payments.

The document first describes a number of use cases of mobile wallets for financial services as an introduction to the subject. Next it explains how mobile wallets may be regarded as a facilitator for mobile payments while the mobile wallet ecosystem is analysed.

This white paper further describes various mobile wallet models enabling mobile payments which may be identified in the market today. It contains also a high level overview of some technical and life cycle management aspects and provides a list of the main industry and standardisation bodies involved.

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