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… and services, customers will still need to distinguish the signal from the noise, and banks could keep customers from … marginal costs. This screams natural monopoly, due to the significant cost-related benefits of being large. [7] … services: Facebook, for example, can sell targeted ads based on the information its users share on the platform. …

… to charge low prices so as to preserve a large installed base and try to make it difficult for the entrants to … payment system modernization. These two initiatives, if designed and implemented with e-commerce and point-of-sale … two initiatives need to revolutionize how Canadians pay. Designing and implementing them in a complementary way is …

… receives the funds in their bank account. The RTR is also designed to enable a variety of individual and business … for us by the Bank of Canada. From day one, we've designed the RTR with those risk management standards in mind. … benefit from this new system? Janet LaLonde: The RTR is designed to enable a wide range of both individual and …

… It's also a big consideration for Canadian consumers. Based on a study conducted by Interac last year, 83 percent … governments, all have a brand. That selection, that trust assignment, comes through often repetitive interactions and … a digital ID and use it for any number of things. Including signing a mortgage even. Cyrielle Chiron: Oh wow. Ian …

… to 34 year olds are more likely to choose a retailer online based on how easy it is to check out. They are more likely … hearing here is that people are making buying decisions based on the payments, how they pay. Is that true for you? … and the way we transact, and I think it will be a platform based solution, meaning like not, I won't necessarily... I …

… together very closely. We had a strong relationship. It was based on, in my opinion, Tracey may correct me, but it was … already on contactless payments, what are some of the most significant innovations in payments in Canada that have … plus others. It's hard to say which one was the most significant. It's the fact that, in the Canadian context, we …

… payments  Electronic methods of payment have been growing significantly in the last decade in Canada. More Canadians … payment habits do not change overnight, we continue to see significant changes year-over-year. Could this be the … credit card, which may be associated with the higher paper-based payment usage in these regions. The data show that …

… are really choosing prepaid. It provides a nimble way to design products that are both inexpensive and efficient. It's … pushing the envelope. We are trying to envision and design the new generation of payment rails. We are envisioning …