Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential
Digital Social Payments (DSPs) offer a variety of potential benefits over traditional cash, voucher, or in-kind methods. Proponents most often cite increased efficiency, reduced leakage, and faster, more convenient and more secure payments to recip...
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okr-10986-245682021-05-25T10:54:39Z Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential Zimmerman, Jamie M. Baur, Silvia FINANCIAL SERVICES ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS CUSTOMER NETWORK FAILURES PAYMENT SERVICE POS INTERFACES VALUE CHAIN DIGITIZATION PAYMENT SYSTEM PURCHASES INFORMATION LIQUIDITY SERVICES MONITORING THIRD PARTIES PAYMENT PROVIDERS REAL TIME CUSTOMER TRUST SYSTEM FUNDS PRICE PAYMENTS SAVING DEVICES DISPUTE RESOLUTION NEW TECHNOLOGIES SAVINGS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DIGITAL BENEFICIARY FINANCIAL LOSS DISBURSEMENT USER EXPERIENCE ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEMS TARGETS MOBILE NETWORK DIGITAL CASH PAYMENT LIMITED ACCESS CONNECTIVITY FINANCIAL PRODUCTS WEB CUSTOMER SERVICE DATA PROTECTION GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS CALL CENTER DEBIT CARDS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TRANSACTIONS USERS PHONE EMERGING MARKETS TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTION RELIABILITY FRAUD PAYMENT MECHANISMS CONTACT INFORMATION RESULTS BASIC MOBILE PHONE STAKEHOLDERS VICTIMS OF FRAUD NETWORKS SYSTEMS FAX USER INTERFACE DISBURSEMENTS ASSETS PAYMENT MECHANISM QUERIES BANK ACCOUNTS RESULT BANK CARD LOSS SECURITY BLOG INVESTMENT BUSINESS NETWORK USER INTERFACES PHONES ATM ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PAYMENT SERVICES EMERGENCY PAYMENTS MOBILE PHONES SECURE PAYMENTS IT COMMUNICATION AT GOVERNMENT CONTRACT INTERFACE CUSTOMERS REGISTRATION PAYMENT SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES PIN WEB SITE IDENTIFICATION GUARANTEE PRICES RISK ASSESSMENT RISK MITIGATION FINANCIAL NETWORK Digital Social Payments (DSPs) offer a variety of potential benefits over traditional cash, voucher, or in-kind methods. Proponents most often cite increased efficiency, reduced leakage, and faster, more convenient and more secure payments to recipients. When linked to bank accounts or mobile wallets that offer store-of-value opportunities or access to additional financial services, DSPs to the bottom of the pyramid could pave a way to fuller financial inclusion. However, evidence shows that the financial inclusion benefits of DSPs have thus far been limited: most recipients withdraw 100 percent of their payment at once and by and large do not use the account again until the next transfer takes place, let alone take advantage of additional financial services that may be available to them. This lackluster use has led some to question the promise of DSPs as a financial inclusion gateway. 2016-06-17T18:50:32Z 2016-06-17T18:50:32Z 2016-03 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/06/26430235/understanding-consumer-risks-digital-social-payments-can-erode-financial-inclusion-potential http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24568 English en_US CGAP Brief; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief |
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FINANCIAL SERVICES ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS CUSTOMER NETWORK FAILURES PAYMENT SERVICE POS INTERFACES VALUE CHAIN DIGITIZATION PAYMENT SYSTEM PURCHASES INFORMATION LIQUIDITY SERVICES MONITORING THIRD PARTIES PAYMENT PROVIDERS REAL TIME CUSTOMER TRUST SYSTEM FUNDS PRICE PAYMENTS SAVING DEVICES DISPUTE RESOLUTION NEW TECHNOLOGIES SAVINGS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DIGITAL BENEFICIARY FINANCIAL LOSS DISBURSEMENT USER EXPERIENCE ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEMS TARGETS MOBILE NETWORK DIGITAL CASH PAYMENT LIMITED ACCESS CONNECTIVITY FINANCIAL PRODUCTS WEB CUSTOMER SERVICE DATA PROTECTION GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS CALL CENTER DEBIT CARDS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TRANSACTIONS USERS PHONE EMERGING MARKETS TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTION RELIABILITY FRAUD PAYMENT MECHANISMS CONTACT INFORMATION RESULTS BASIC MOBILE PHONE STAKEHOLDERS VICTIMS OF FRAUD NETWORKS SYSTEMS FAX USER INTERFACE DISBURSEMENTS ASSETS PAYMENT MECHANISM QUERIES BANK ACCOUNTS RESULT BANK CARD LOSS SECURITY BLOG INVESTMENT BUSINESS NETWORK USER INTERFACES PHONES ATM ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PAYMENT SERVICES EMERGENCY PAYMENTS MOBILE PHONES SECURE PAYMENTS IT COMMUNICATION AT GOVERNMENT CONTRACT INTERFACE CUSTOMERS REGISTRATION PAYMENT SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES PIN WEB SITE IDENTIFICATION GUARANTEE PRICES RISK ASSESSMENT RISK MITIGATION FINANCIAL NETWORK |
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FINANCIAL SERVICES ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS CUSTOMER NETWORK FAILURES PAYMENT SERVICE POS INTERFACES VALUE CHAIN DIGITIZATION PAYMENT SYSTEM PURCHASES INFORMATION LIQUIDITY SERVICES MONITORING THIRD PARTIES PAYMENT PROVIDERS REAL TIME CUSTOMER TRUST SYSTEM FUNDS PRICE PAYMENTS SAVING DEVICES DISPUTE RESOLUTION NEW TECHNOLOGIES SAVINGS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE DIGITAL BENEFICIARY FINANCIAL LOSS DISBURSEMENT USER EXPERIENCE ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEMS TARGETS MOBILE NETWORK DIGITAL CASH PAYMENT LIMITED ACCESS CONNECTIVITY FINANCIAL PRODUCTS WEB CUSTOMER SERVICE DATA PROTECTION GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS CALL CENTER DEBIT CARDS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TRANSACTIONS USERS PHONE EMERGING MARKETS TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTION RELIABILITY FRAUD PAYMENT MECHANISMS CONTACT INFORMATION RESULTS BASIC MOBILE PHONE STAKEHOLDERS VICTIMS OF FRAUD NETWORKS SYSTEMS FAX USER INTERFACE DISBURSEMENTS ASSETS PAYMENT MECHANISM QUERIES BANK ACCOUNTS RESULT BANK CARD LOSS SECURITY BLOG INVESTMENT BUSINESS NETWORK USER INTERFACES PHONES ATM ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PAYMENT SERVICES EMERGENCY PAYMENTS MOBILE PHONES SECURE PAYMENTS IT COMMUNICATION AT GOVERNMENT CONTRACT INTERFACE CUSTOMERS REGISTRATION PAYMENT SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES PIN WEB SITE IDENTIFICATION GUARANTEE PRICES RISK ASSESSMENT RISK MITIGATION FINANCIAL NETWORK Zimmerman, Jamie M. Baur, Silvia Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
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Digital Social Payments (DSPs) offer a
variety of potential benefits over traditional cash,
voucher, or in-kind methods. Proponents most often cite
increased efficiency, reduced leakage, and faster, more
convenient and more secure payments to recipients. When
linked to bank accounts or mobile wallets that offer
store-of-value opportunities or access to additional
financial services, DSPs to the bottom of the pyramid could
pave a way to fuller financial inclusion. However, evidence
shows that the financial inclusion benefits of DSPs have
thus far been limited: most recipients withdraw 100 percent
of their payment at once and by and large do not use the
account again until the next transfer takes place, let alone
take advantage of additional financial services that may be
available to them. This lackluster use has led some to
question the promise of DSPs as a financial inclusion gateway. |
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Zimmerman, Jamie M. Baur, Silvia |
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Zimmerman, Jamie M. Baur, Silvia |
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Zimmerman, Jamie M. |
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Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
title_short |
Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
title_full |
Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
title_fullStr |
Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
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Understanding How Consumer Risks in Digital Social Payments Can Erode Their Financial Inclusion Potential |
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understanding how consumer risks in digital social payments can erode their financial inclusion potential |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/06/26430235/understanding-consumer-risks-digital-social-payments-can-erode-financial-inclusion-potential http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24568 |
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