Market Data Forecast’s 'Singapore Cards and Payments Market’ report provides insight into various payment card market trends and growth opportunities in Singapore along with complete information about different types of cards in the market. It also offers an epitomized assessment of the competitors in the market, influential marketing strategies, customer purchase patterns, adopted payment methods in the e-commerce industry and significant government regulations associated with the Singapore cards and payments market. Our report kindles the hidden opportunities with reliable information about the different types of cash transactions, volumes of cardholders, market share, current accounts, growth in the number of cards, credit cards outstanding balances, transactional values, details of the issuers along with available banking schemes and futuristic analysis of Singapore Cards and Payments Market.
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Singapore Cards & Payments Market - Highlights
Recent Developments:
The launch of alternative payments like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Android Pay has altered the competitive landscape of Singapore. To capitalize on the growing trend, various regional banks and telecom providers are introducing their own payment solutions. For instance, in November 2016, Liquid Group introduced the Liquid Pay mobile wallet and reintroduced Dash in May 2016, with the support of telecom operator Singtel and banks like Standard Charted Bank, Citibank, DBS Bank, OCBC Bank, and UOB.
The contactless payment technology has been growing tremendously in the payment cards industry of Singapore due to the introduction of contactless cards by leading banks like DBS Bank, UOB, OCBC Bank, and Citibank. UOB lifted the limitations on the transactions of SGD 100 (USD 69.1) for contactless payments in May 2016 to encourage more consumers toward its use. At the same time in June 2016, DBS Bank raised its payment limit for contactless cards from SGD 100 to SGD 200 (USD 138.2). Other banking firms are also planning to increase the contactless payment limit to attract more customers.
To add more, the Land Transport Authority of Singapore (LTA) has launched a pilot program in partnership with Mastercard to allow contactless payments of passengers for public transportation, using their credit or debit cards. Based on the feedback of this program, the system will be introduced in various locations of the country similar to transit payments in London and Sydney, promoting contactless transactions in Singapore.
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