There will be over 5 billion mobile phone subscriptions worldwide in 2010. By the end of 2009, that number had already reached 4.6 billion subscriptions, or a 67 percent global penetration rate
Source: International Telecommunications Union,
February 23, 2010
Mobile Payments market to quadruple by 2014, reaching $630bn in value
Source: Juniper Research,
May 4, 2010
Nearly half of mobile phone users worldwide to make Mobile Payments by 2014
Source: Juniper Research,
April 21, 2010
The worldwide number of users of mobile banking and related services is forecasted to grow from 55 million users in 2009 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 59.2 percent to reach 894 million users in 2015
Source: Berg Insight,
April 23, 2010
The latest annual, quarterly and monthly data reported by central banks show that officially recorded remittance flows to developing countries reached $316 billion in 2009
Source: World Bank,
April 23, 2010
Flash Demo

The PAT platform presents Financial Institutions with new ways to generate revenue while leveraging their existing processes and settlement network. Consumers do not need to create and manage additional accounts and bank information remains under bank control.

Service Solutions

The PAT platform includes the following innovative solutions:

PATsend Bank customers use PATsend to transfer money from their bank account to another person’s bank account domestically or internationally using a mobile phone. The sender uses the recipient’s telephone number to identify them.
PATbuy Registered PATbuy users can pay for products or services from participating merchants via mobile phone.
PATbank PATbank enables bank customers to perform a variety of mobile banking tasks using their mobile phone, including bill payment, viewing statements and viewing account balances.

Bank competitors are not only taking revenue away from financial institutions, but they are also building a trusted brand for payments. CPNI is committed to helping banks defend and grow their payments franchise by allowing payments, money transfers and access to banking services to occur with convenience, speed, security and low cost using a mobile phone. All services are delivered with a single downloadable mobile application.

Global mobile phone ownership has risen to 4.6 billion in 2009, equivalent to more than 68% of the world’s population (International Telecommunication Union, October 6, 2009). The widespread use of mobile phones provides the opportunity to identify both senders and recipients by phone number. The phone number is the best method of uniquely identifying both banked and unbanked individuals.