| By Jim Bruene on September 13, 2007 2:53 PM | Comments (0) |
As mentioned in Brandon's post earlier today, New Zealand-based
M-Com has amassed an extensive client list in the Australia/New Zealand market. Whether they can make the leap to the United States is unknown, but we should find out soon, since the company is targeting some well-known U.S. banks.
ANZ - Mobile Phone Banking
ANZ BankAnywhere Case Study - mobile phone banking
Customer Site - ANZ Mobile banking
BNZ - Mobile Credit Card Payment
BNZ PayAnywhere Case Study - M-Credit
ETSL - Mobile Payment Platform
Electronic Transaction Services Limited (ETSL / Paymark) is the transaction-processing business of New Zealand's leading banks.
ETSL/Paymark PayAnywhere Case Study - Paymark Remote
Customer Site - ETSL mobile payment engine
National Bank - Mobile Phone Banking
The National Bank - BankAnywhere Case Study - mobile phone banking
Customer Site - National Bank mobile banking
Telecom - Mobile Prepay Bill Payment 
Telecom customers can top up their prepay mobile phone credit, using their everyday bank account, via a simple text message instruction.
Telecom - M-Billing Case Study - Mobile Phone Recharge
Customer Site - Telecom M-TopUp
Westpac - SMS Banking
Westpac - BankAnywhere Case Study - txt banking
Customer Site - Westpac SMS Banking
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