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mChek eyes 15m cutomers
Deccan Chronicle, November 5, 2008
Mobile payment solutions provider mChek is aiming at a customer base of 15 million customers in the next two-three years. The Bangalore-based company, is presently transacting m-commerce business worth about Rs. 10 million per day.
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Upwardly Mobile
Technology Review, October 20, 2008
Sanjay Swamy, CEO of mChek, has made his Bangalore startup’s payment software work on all cell phones and networks.
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Pay through the mobile phone
Business Line / e-World, October 6, 2008
Even at a 3 per cent conversion of every mobile bill payer onto a mCommerce solution, the industry would be worth around Rs 3,000 crore, estimates Mr Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek. The Bangalore-based company provides patent-pending, mobile-based, security and payment services, enabling users to transact through their mobiles the payment of utility bills and insurance policies, buying airline, bus and movie tickets, and recharging their prepaid mobile accounts, among others.
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Indian Microsofts in the making?
Business Today, October 5, 2008
Cut to the Airtel advertisements featuring film stars Madhavan and Vidya Balan trans- ferring funds using a mobile phone—it is actually mChek that actually facilitates the transfer. mChek’s other customers are Citibank, Sifymall and Future Bazaar, among others. mChek clocks revenues on a per transaction basis; therefore, the more successful the product, the more money mChek makes. Swamy’s aim: all mobile phone users should use mChek, which already has a 50 per cent share of the mobile payment market in India, five times a day in the near future.
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Mobile Banking: The way forward
The Economic Times, September 17, 2008
Banks are not just relying on mobile based banking products to appeal to their urban clientele. They are increasingly looking at adopting the technology to reach out to the under-banked in the hinterland. "The unprecedented growth in mobile penetration in the country presents India with a unique opportunity," said Sanjay Swamy, CEO of mChek.
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2009 Quarterly Releases - January to March
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M-com faces big test
DNA, February 6, 2009
Sanjay Swamy, chief operating officer of mChek, was asked to donate some money after a presentation at a charity function. Having only a Rs 100 note in his wallet, he felt embarrased.
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Gemalto & mChek to serve mobile payment markets in South Asia
MoneyControl.com, February 4, 2009
Gemalto, the world leader in digital security, today announced its partnership with India-based technology partner mChek, a leading provider of mobile security, banking and payment applications, to bolster the range and choice of secured mobile banking solutions available on Gemalto SIM cards to markets in South Asia.
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mChek partners with Gemalto
The Financial Express,
February 3, 2009
Gemalto announced its partnership with the India-based technology partner mChek, a provider of mobile security, banking and payment applications.
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GEMALTO Partners with mChek
The New Indian Express, Chennai, Bangalore & Hyderabad,
February 3, 2009
Gemalto, the world leader in digital security, announced partnership with India-based technology partner mChek, a leading provider of mobile security.
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Indian IT's Fourth
Business World, Bangalore, January 26, 2009
When Sanjay Swamy, chief executive officer and founder of mChek, was trundling by in an autorikshaw in 2003, he asked the driver the time and the man pulled out his mobile phone for a clock. That was Swamy's Eureka moment.
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2008 Quarterly Releases - October to December
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mChek nominated
The Financial Express, Kolkata, December 26, 2008
mChek has been selected as one of this year's Red Herring Global 200 finalists.
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mChek, one of the few ranked at Red Herring Global 200
Ecommerce Journal, December 25, 2008
The rank of this year's Red Herring Global 200 best company was granted to mChek, India’s leading mobile payment solutions provider. The title is usually given to most prestigious companies worldwide who feature innovative approach and unique technologies to conduct a successful business.
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mChek named amongst Red Herring Global 200 finalists
Indiabiz News, New Delhi, December 24, 2008
mChek, India’s leading mobile payment solutions provider has been selected as one of this year's Red Herring Global 200 finalists. The nomination puts mChek in the league of prestigious companies globally who have pioneered innovation, and used technology to transform the way we do business.
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mChek named amongst Red Herring Global 200 finalists
Moneycontrol.com, December 24, 2008
mChek (www.mchek.com), India’s leading mobile payment solutions provider has been selected as one of this year's Red Herring Global 200 finalists. The nomination puts mChek in the league of prestigious companies globally who have pioneered innovation, and used technology to transform the way we do business.
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You Telecom
The Financial Express, Kolkata, December 10, 2008
You Telecom has announced mChek (www.mchek.com) as a payment option to their customers. Users will now be able to pay their bills by sending a simple SMS through their mobile phones.
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You Telel bill payment facility
The Hindu Business Line, Bangalore, December 9, 2008
Broadband service provider and Citigroup Venture - owned You Telecom has announced the launch of mChek, an option for customers to pay their bills through SMS.
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SMS service for Expressway users
Indian Express - News Line, November 27, 2008
Recharging your toll card for the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway might get a little easier from the first week of December.
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SMS recharge for smart cards
Hindustan Times, November 27, 2008
Now the commuters using Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway need not stand in long queues to get the validity and balance of their non-stop toll devices Smart Tags recharged, as they can do the same just by sending an sms from their mobile phones to the service provider compnay with which the DSC Limited has tied up.
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Toll payment recharge initiative
The Pioneer, November 26, 2008
Innovator in mobile security and payments services mChek (www.mchek.com) and DSC Ltd (www.dsclimited.com), the developers of the state-of-the-art Delhi- Gurgaon Expressway, have introduced a facility to recharge the balance on their Smart Tag through mobile phones.
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SMS and zip past!
Mid Day, November 26, 2008
"This expressway is one of the busiest traffic arteries in the national highways network and our service will help users save substantial time and effort", says Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek.
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New facility for Delhi-Gurgaon expressway users
The Hindu, November 19, 2008
Mobile security and payment services firm 'mChek' and DSC Ltd., the developer of the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway, have introduced a new facility to recharge the balance of their "smart tag" through mobile phones.
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mChek Wins Security Standards Certification
Network Computing, November 6, 2008
mChek one of India’s largest mobile payment platform has recently announced that it been certified as compliant with the latest Payment Card Industry, Data Security Standard 1.2. SISA, a global independent IS audit organization has awarded this certification to mChek in recognition of its stature of being a secure payment mode.
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mChek PCI DSS 1.2 Certified
pluGGd.in, November 6, 2008
mChek, the mobile payment startup has become one of the first payment product globally to be certified as PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry, Data Security Standard) 1.2 compliant.
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SISA awards 'mChek' with security certification
Deccan Herald, November 6, 2008
mChek, one of India's mobile payment platform with a customer base of over six lakhs, has been certified as compliant with the latest Payment Card Industry, Data Security Standard 1.2.
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SISA awards ‘mChek’ with security certification
Indiabiz News, November 5, 2008
mChek, one of India’s largest mobile payment platform with a customer base of over 6 lacs has been certified as compliant with the latest Payment Card Industry, Data Security Standard 1.2. SISA, a global independent IS audit organization awarded this certification to mChek in recognition of its stature of being a secure payment mode.
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mChek eyes 15m cutomers
Deccan Chronicle, November 5, 2008
Mobile payment solutions provider mChek is aiming at a customer base of 15 million customers in the next two-three years. The Bangalore-based company, is presently transacting m-commerce business worth about Rs. 10 million per day.
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mChek to offer payment services to telecom players
Financial Chronicle, November 5, 2008
Mobile payment company mChek will extend its services to most telecom service providers including Vodafone by the end of this year. The company also plans to expand its mobile payment platform to emerging economies including Africa.
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mChek obtains PCI DSS 1.2 certification
The Paypers, November 4, 2008
Indian provider of mobile security and payments services mChek has received the latest Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) 1.2 certification.
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Upwardly Mobile
Technology Review, October 20, 2008
Sanjay Swamy, CEO of mChek, has made his Bangalore startup’s payment software work on all cell phones and networks.
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Pay through the mobile phone
Business Line / e-World, October 6, 2008
Even at a 3 per cent conversion of every mobile bill payer onto a mCommerce solution, the industry would be worth around Rs 3,000 crore, estimates Mr Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek. The Bangalore-based company provides patent-pending, mobile-based, security and payment services, enabling users to transact through their mobiles the payment of utility bills and insurance policies, buying airline, bus and movie tickets, and recharging their prepaid mobile accounts, among others.
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Indian Microsofts in the making?
Business Today, October 5, 2008
Cut to the Airtel advertisements featuring film stars Madhavan and Vidya Balan trans- ferring funds using a mobile phone—it is actually mChek that actually facilitates the transfer. mChek’s other customers are Citibank, Sifymall and Future Bazaar, among others. mChek clocks revenues on a per transaction basis; therefore, the more successful the product, the more money mChek makes. Swamy’s aim: all mobile phone users should use mChek, which already has a 50 per cent share of the mobile payment market in India, five times a day in the near future.
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2008 Quarterly Releases - July to September
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Banking @ Information Technology
The Economic Times, September 17, 2008
The third factor is that it is the technology that can bring in more than one industry together to solve the problem of the customers. "Mobile banking is a perfect example of the technology playing an intermediary role. It can combine the services of banking and telecom industry to offer a simple solution to the end customer", said Mr Suresh Anantpurkar, Vice President of mChek.
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Mobile Banking: The way forward
The Economic Times, September 17, 2008
Banks are not just relying on mobile based banking products to appeal to their urban clientele. They are increasingly looking at adopting the technology to reach out to the under-banked in the hinterland. "The unprecedented growth in mobile penetration in the country presents India with a unique opportunity," said Sanjay Swamy, CEO of mChek.
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Awareness and adoption are key challenges to mCommerce
The Hindu, September 13, 2008
Even at a 3 per cent conversion of every mobile bill payer onto a mCommerce solution, the industry would be worth around Rs 3,000 crore, estimates Mr Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek. The Bangalore-based company provides patent-pending, mobile-based, security and payment services, enabling users to transact through their mobiles the payment of utility bills and insurance policies, buying airline, bus and movie tickets, and recharging their prepaid mobile accounts, among others.
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Fingertip Transactions
The Week, August 24, 2008
Airtel’s innovative m-commerce facility called ‘mChek on Airtel’ allows you to pay mobile bills, recharge prepaid connections, book movie, flight and rail tickets, pay insurance premium and shop online.
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Micro Finance Cos go m-Banking to cut costs
The Economic Times, August 14, 2008
Karnataka-based Grameen Koota, which services 1.6 households across the state, has tied up with mobile payment solutions provider mChek to launch mobile-based financial products across the state.
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Banking at your Fingertips
Business Today, August 10, 2008
A 3rd party service provider like mChek will handle the verification, authentication and authorisation needed to complete the mobile transaction and the payout can take place through an authorised business correspondent.
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Mobiles to replace ATM cards
Deccan Chronicle, August 4, 2008
Bengaluru-based mobile payment solution provider mChek is working with banks in India and abroad to roll out its card-less technological platform.
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The state of M-Commerce
Telecom Live, August, 2008
mChek as a platform supports all the technologies. Utility payments will be a major area for m-commerce. The second category is shopping on the Internet.
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Including the Excluded Millions
The Smart Techie, August, 2008
It was just more than a dream come true for mChek CEO Sanjay Swamy and his team when they demonstrated the first person-to-person money transfer to the media on behalf of Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Mittal and SBI Chairman O.P. Bhatt at the International 3GSM Congress at Barcelone in Februrary 2007.
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Poised to be the future
Voice & Data, August, 2008
The fact that every fourth Indian is connected through a mobile will be a significant driver for m-Commerce in India. Intensifying competition is compelling the mobile service providers to differentiate their offering and they are keen to provide m-Commerce services.
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Take a flight, with ur mobile
Times of India, July 23, 2008
One more method of booking tickets is using the mobile platform mChek. Customers have to go to the mChek Website and register their credit card information once. They can then carry out transactions from the mobile phone by just sending an SMS to the given number.
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Insurance firms go mobile for premium
Mail Today, July 17, 2008
The mobile phone is linked to the insurance payment mechanism – say a credit card or debit card and the customer has to enter the mChek PIN. This ensures banking grade security from the convenience of mobile.
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Now, buy bus tickets thru mobile
Deccan Herald, July 8, 2008
mChek, a mobile payment and security company that provides payment services through mobile phones has tied up with redBus.in, an online bus ticket booking portal.
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2008 Quarterly Releases - April to June
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ICICI Pru’s Mobile Payments facility a hit
Business Line, June 25, 2008
Within two months of enabling its policy holders to pay premiums through their mobile phones, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance observed that this service has turned out to be a boon to its customers. The company has partnered with mChek, a Visa certified system to enable its policy holders to pay their premium by sending an SMS and using their credit card.
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ATM card is passé, your cell phone will get you the cash
Deccan Chronicle, June 24, 2008
Bengaluru-based mobile payment solution provider mChek is one firm working with banks in India and abroad to roll-out its card-less technology platform. The firm, which had thus far focused on mobile bill payment, recharge, flight bookings and movie ticketing, says mobile phones can be the second level of authentication, beyond passwords, for establishing identities.
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Dial M for More
The Telegraph, June 10, 2008
It’s a fairly simple idea, really. In fact, entrepreneur Sanjay Swamy who has 12 years experience in Silicon Valley start-ups behind him, believes all good ideas that work make people sit up and think ‘why didn’t I think of this’? mChek entered into a strategic partnership with India’s biggest cellular operator Airtel recently, enabling you to pay your Airtel bills by registering with mChek and sending an SMS to the company sharing your credit card/debit card number.
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Now, pay insurance premium via mobile
Financial Chronicle, June 2, 2008
Recently, Max New York Life also launched a payment solution wherein it policyholders can make policy payments using their mobile phones powered by Citibank and mChek. The service also enables policyholders to subscribe to and top-up investments in unit-linked investment policies and links the charges to their preferred account.
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Citi Indian Enhances Payment Services with mChek
Tech2.com, June 2, 2008
Citi India has successfully piloted the mChek application to provide payment services, which enable retail investors to respond real time on margin calls, or enhance their trading limits on their mobile phone.
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Cash or Mobile?
Business World, May 26, 2008
Now, you can have an ATM on your mobile phone with the added power of your credit or debit cards. Take the example of Citibank. If you have an account with the bank, you can get alerts for your margin calls from your broker on your cellphone and transfer money through the phone itself. This is made possible by using an electronic messaging and transaction authorisation system that Citibank has sourced from Bangalore-based IT firm mChek.
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Now, pay insurance premium via your mobile
The Economic Times, May 14, 2008
Max New York Life Insurance has announced the launch of a convenient and secure payment solution for its policyholders to make policy payments using their mobile phones. Powered by Citibank and mChek, this smart and secure solution enables policyholders to pay their renewal premiums, subscribe to and top-up investments in ULIPs and links the chargers to their preferred bank account or credit card.
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Mobile Microfinance
Forbes, May 6, 2008
The potential for mobile micropayment has attracted other entrepreneurs as well. In India, Sanjay Swamy founded mChek, and has signed up 45 major banks, including ICICI, State Bank of India, Citibank, Visa and mobile telecom carrier AirTel as partners to bring his service to market. mChek launched in Sri Lanka first, and today powers 5,000 small businesses, mainly retailers, to use cellphones as point-of-sales systems. mChek's VISA relationship helps them tie mobile payments to Visa-authorized credit accounts.
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Swipe that Mobile
Outlook Business, May 3, 2008
Airtel too has launched mChek for bill payments through tei-ups with the SBI, ICICI, HDFC, and Corporation Bank. “We have seen single transactions of up to Rs. 1 lakh. Through this route, we can reach all mobile users,” says Sanjay Swami, CEO, mChek. The company has handled Rs. 20 crore worth of transactions in the last 4 to 5 months.
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Mobile Banking – The next big thing
Brand Reporter, April, 2008
“Since SMS is not language intensive, everyone can take to mobile banking,” says Sanjay Swami, CEO, mChek. The company has tied-up with ICICI, SBI and NDB Bank for providing mobile payment services.
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The wallet in your mobile phone
Mail Today / Money Today, April 17/21, 2008
Security is not a concern technologically. It is just a matter of the
mindset that needs to be changed, says Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek. M-payment
companies are switching to what is called the "second-factor authentication"
method. Swamy says, "Single-factor authentication solutions such as
passwords and PIN are weak and particularly vulnerable to phishing attacks.
Our 'pass code' is a second factor authentication solution that enhances
security. Our technology also doesn't let the PIN get stored in the sent
items box." mChek has joined hands with Airtel, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, State
Bank of India, Corporation Bank and Visa for enabling money transfer through
mobile phones. It also partners online travel agency makemytrip.com for
browsing flight schedules.
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Excluded Millions
The Economic Times, April 16, 2008
mChek is a mobile payments solution provider that has piloted mobile-remittance solution with ICICI Bank, SBI and Airtel. According to mChek's CEO Sanjay Swamy, "Sooner or later, we will definitely see the mobile phone as an enabler for financial inclusion. It's still early days, but the heavy penetration of mobile phones in rural India presents an opportunity that cannot be ignored." He added that a smart card is nothing more than a SIM card and all the information stored on it can be replicated on a SIM card as well. Further, the connectivity enables real time processing as well as function like remittances.
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mChek wins GSMA Award
Voice & Data Connect, April 15, 2008
mChek has announced that the mChek on Airtel post-paid bill payment service has won the GSMA Global Mobile Award 2008 for ‘Best Billing’ and ‘Customer Care Solution’ with Airtel. The award was announced at the 13th GSM Association Global Mobile Awards 2008 in Barcelona.
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What’s Hot? – Making your phone your wallet
N-able, April 4, 2008
mChek is an extremely easy way of paying Airtel bills. In fact, at the recent GSM World Congress in Barcelone in February, mChek was awarded the prestigious Global Mobile Award for the most innovative application.
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Making trips mobile
Financial Express, April 3, 2008
Makemytrip.com has launched a suite of mobile travel products on MakeMyTrip on Airtel Live and MakeMyTrip AnyMobile – in association with mChek. This telecom service allows users to search, book, pay and even receive their ticket on the mobile phones. The USP of this service is that it’s available at no additional cost, works on all handsets and does not require a GPRS connection.
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Banking on mobile phones for cost as well as 24x7 conveninence
Mint, April 1, 2008
State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Corporation Bank have also recently launched a series of mobile commerce initiatives such as buying air, rail and movie tickets, recharging mobile phone subscriptions, and making other utility payments in association with mobile commerce provider mChek, Bharti Airtel and Visa.
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2008 Quarterly Releases - January to March
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Pay as you go
CIO Decisions, March, 2008
With a payment solution like mChek, companies can bring down the cost by almost 50percent. Also, what is driving acceptance is the fact that these platforms do not change the existing ecosystems of potential partners. Companies, especially in the banking and telecom domain, require a neutral medium to interconnect their customers which is easy, secure and easily discoverable. A mobile payment system is just the ticket, available across carriers and banks. The Citi-mChek application is a perfect example of these benefits for Citi as well as its customers. It offers a secure banking channel that is convenient, simple to use and one that is always available.
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Mob, Stock and Barrel
CIO Decisions, March, 2008
mChek has hit spot-on with its announcement four months ago of an application that enables retail investors to respond to margin calls or enhance their trading limits by authorizing a transaction simply over their mobile phone. Citi, which is mChek's financial partner in this initiative, estimates there are five million retail investors in the capital markets. The two entities had also earlier launched a mobile-based application enabling farmers to receive money for sale of fruit, vegetables and other commodities via their mobile phones. mChek recently won the GSMA Global Mobile Award 2008 for Best Billing and Customer Care Solution for its postpaid bill payment service on Airtel.
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The New Wallet
Dataquest, March 15, 2008
Take for example, Airtel bill payment by mChek - a customer can use the mobile phone to pay in 20-30 seconds anytime, anywhere. With mChek, the customer has to do a one-time registration of the credit card with the mobile phone. Subsequently, there is no need to carry/give card details. The customer just needs to enter the mChekPIN (created during registration) to approve a transaction. mChek has already roped in FutureBazaar, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, SifyMall, Yatra, and Indiatimes.com as its merchant partners. However, in future, mChek plans to work with debit cards also.
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mChek wins GSMA Award
Dataquest, March 15, 2008
mChek on Airtel postpaid bill payment service has won the GSMA Global Mobile Award 2008 for best billing and customer care solution with Airtel.
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Keys kaafi hai!
Mid Day, March 7, 2008
Don’t you wish could do all your banking without having to step out of your home? The concept of mobile banking comes as a respite to those who don’t really enjoy visiting a bank… Airtel has just launched their Airtel mChek, a new platform to enable cutting edge m-commerce solutions that will make life nothing short of easy.
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Airtel unveils a range of M-Commerce Solutions
Deccan Herald, March 6, 2008
Airtel has launched a whole new range of M-Commerce solutions such as Mobile Money Transfer (MMT), Post-paid Bill Payment and Pre-paid Recharge on the mobile phone. These solutions has been developed by mChek, a provide of mobile security and payment solutions.
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Cash & VAS – Transfer money with Airtel mobile
The Economic Times, March 5, 2008
Bharti Airtel on Tuesday announced a slew of partnerships for mobile commerce services including mobile money transfer. These solutions have been developed by mChek, a leading provider of mobile security and payment solutions.
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Airtel’s mobile payment services
The Hindu, March 5, 2008
Bharti Airtel has launched a whole range of M-commerce solutions, including Mobile Money Transfer (MMT), post-paid bill payment and prepaid recharge on the mobile phone by partnering with leading banks besides VISA. These solutions have been developed by mChek that provide mobile security and payment solutions.
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Airtel launches mobile payment solutions
Business Line, March 5, 2008
Bharti Airtel has launched a range of M-Commerce solutions in a wide-ranging partnership with HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI, Corporation Bank, Visa and mChek.
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Click to pay, the mChek way
Network Computing, March 1, 2008
Advertisers try to optimize ad banners to deliver on a cost per sales model, the market pushes for banner ads with a cost per impression (CPM) and/or cost per click (CPC) business models. Bangalore-based mobile security and payments services provider mChek promises to change all that with its mChek technology which turns banner ads into payment-enabled links.
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Pay on the go
Dataquest, February 29, 2008
Airtel launched the mobile bill payment service for its post-paid customers with the help of mChek, a Bangalore-based mobile payment company. Currently, the service has support across all the circles of the operator, and is compatible with all the handsets in the market. It is integrated into the main 121 system of Airtel. To sign up for this service, Airtel users need to SMS 'MCHEK' to 121, or go to www.mchek.com
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Banking on m-commerce!
Express Computer, February 18, 2008
Growth in the telecom sector makes the addressable market for m-commerce large at over 210 million. With the mobile subscriber base predicted to be over 500 million by 2010, m-commerce is an industry looking for exponential growth. Sanjay Swamy, CEO, mChek said, "As a personal device a mobile phone is constantly with the consumer. This is another important factor increasing the opportunity to transact. With a mobile phone, the issues of physical presence at an outlet, access to the Internet, amongst others are eliminated, giving the consumer the opportunity to transact anytime, anywhere."
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mChek, Airtel bag Global Mobile Award 2008
The Hindu, February 17, 2008
The Bangalore-based mChek's instantaneous mobile payments and recharge solution and the Airtel service, which harnessed it for its Indian customers, have been honoured with the Global Mobile Award 2008 of the GSM Association (GSMA), in the category "Best Billing and Customer Care Solution" at the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona.
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Mobile Commerce gets Ready for the next big step in India
Mint, February 14, 2008-06-26
mChek India, meanwhile, is looking a broader reach for its offerings. It plans to launch payment solutions for common-day uses such as paying auto to taxi fares through mobile phones. The application can transfer small amounts from one bank to another via the mobile phone. "Auto and taxi drivers could never take electronic payment, so it will bring a complete breakthrough," says Sanjay Swamy, Chief Executive of mChek, which provides such facilities for retailers in Sri Lanka and has done trial runs for the service with taxi drivers in India. The service is expected to be launched later this year.
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When Money is the message
The Hindu, February 3, 2008
Fuelled by a made-in India technology, mChek India Payment Systems, has created banking and security applications including many for the mobile user. Most recently, it extended its product portfolio by allowing payment gateways into a variety of banner advertisements one may find on Web pages. A click on the banner allows the user to enter his or her mobile number and indicate how much one wants to pay to top up a pre-paid connection or settle a post-paid bill, using credit card details already stored securely at mChek.
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Banking on your handset
Business Today, January 27, 2008
The two biggest banks, the public sector State Bank of India (SBI) and the private sector ICICI Bank are working closely with mChek, a Bangalore based company set up by Silicon Valley veteran Sanjay Swamy.
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