EMV Beyond Payments: The Bonus Card Case Study
The liability shift was still many years away when Garanti Bank started its EMV migration project in November of 2000, shortly after its launch of a Bonus Program in April of the same year. Over the past six years Bonus Card program became a huge success for the Garanti Bank and carried it to a leadership position in the Turkish card market. From 2000 to 2005, Garanti Bank gained over 6% market share on the acquiring side and more than 14% on the issuing side.
Boston, MA (PRWEB) November 23, 2006 -- Mercator Advisory Group has released the report EMV Beyond Payments: The Bonus Card Case Study.
The liability shift was still many years away when Garanti Bank started its EMV migration project in November of 2000, shortly after its launch of a Bonus Program in April of the same year. Over the past six years Bonus Card program became a huge success for the Garanti Bank and carried it to a leadership position in the Turkish card market. From 2000 to 2005, Garanti Bank gained over 6% market share on the acquiring side and more than 14% on the issuing side.
Report Highlights:
| | - Post-EMV migration fraud update in the UK credit card market,
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| | - Post-EMV migration fraud update in the Malaysia credit card market,
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| | - A sample of multi-application EMV projects from around the world,
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| | - A detailed analysis and case study of Garanti Bonus card program.
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"Loyalty on EMV is frequently quoted as the magic application for profiting from EMV" comments Evren BAYRI, Director of Mercator Advisory Group's International Payments Advisory Service. "While card programs built on and around loyalty can yield solid results, simply adding a loyalty application to the EMV chip to recoup the cost of EMV migration will generate mediocre results. The Garanti Bonus Program is a great example that brings together the EMV technology and loyalty best practices such as loyalty analytics, multi-merchant loyalty, and merchant-funded loyalty programs. Learning more about the Bonus Program should be of interest to any issuer or processor planning to introduce multi-application EMV card programs that include a loyalty application."
In addition to the Bonus Card Case Study, the report provides pos-EMV migration fraud update in the UK and Malaysai credit card markets, and a sample of multi-application of EMV projects from around the world.
This report contains 22 pages and 16 exhibits.
Members of Mercator Advisory Group have access to this report as well as the upcoming research for the year ahead, presentations, analyst access and other membership benefits. Please visit us online at www.mercatoradvisorygroup.com.
For more information call Mercator Advisory Group's main line: 508-845-5400.
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