Mobile Card Services
The fourth edition of the Mobile Card Services Playbook series, which is based on a survey of more than 9,500 U.S. consumers, focuses on respondents who never used mobile services but would like to do so. It digs into use cases in which consumers are particularly interested, the types of cards they would use and how they would apply different services to their partners, children and others they might entrust with linked credit cards. A vital resource about mobile payments.
Done in collaboration with Ondot
Inside the Playbook
- 50.5 percent: Share of consumers who are unaware of mobile card services (MCS)
- 67.8 percent: Portion of consumers who are interested in MCS and who would like to receive text alerts when their cards are used
- 79.6 percent: Portion of MCS-interested respondents who are “very” or “extremely interested” in receiving alerts when cards shared with children are used
Mobile Card Services: Location Controls Edition
Inside the Playbook
Mobile Card Services- 53.9 %: Portion of consumers that have not heard of location controls but are at least “somewhat” interested in using them
- 17.4%: Share of consumers under age 35 who support financial dependents and are “extremely interested” in location controls
- 29.9%: Portion of consumers that are “very” or “extremely” interested in location controls
Mobile Card Services - April 2019
Insights from the Card On File Edition include:
Mobile Card Services Study- 79.7%: Share of consumers who keep cards on file for added convenience
- 37.0%: Share of consumers who are very or extremely interested in CoF security solutions
- 44.0%: Share of consumers that has cards on file with three to five merchants
Mobile Card Services - February
Key findings in this edition include:
Mobile Card Services Playbook- 92.4 percent: Share of MCS users without financial dependents who use MCS with their primary cards
- 49.7 percent: Share of MCS users who use MCS with credit cards given to their significant others
- 49.0 percent: Share of MCS users who said MCS’ spending limits make it easier to manage their money
