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India and Vietnam drive carrier billing growth in Q1 2016 - Fortumo

Monday 18 April 2016 10:04 CET | News

Fortumo’s new quarterly Emerging Market Payment Index has indicated that the biggest growth in transaction size from carrier billing in emerging markets is coming from India (+67%) and Vietnam (+25%).

The research shows India and Vietnam have a credit card penetration below 4% and in Nigeria 99.3% of all card transactions are conducted on ATMs.

Also, in Q1 2016, South Africa is the market with the highest end-user spend (USD10.4 quarterly average revenue per paying user) while payment volumes grew in Nigeria (8%) and Egypt (9%).

The analysis focuses on countries highlighted by GfK in its global forecast of top smarthphne markets for growth by value in 2015.

Data in the index has been taken from various platforms (web, mobile web, feature phones, smartphones) and app stores using Fortumo carrier billing.


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