1 ©2013 DFS Services LLC Discover® Financial Services MULTOS World Series – USA February 7, 2013 Salt Lake City
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Discover® Financial Services
MULTOS World Series – USA
February 7, 2013
Salt Lake City
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Agenda
• Payments Industry Overview (Discover Financial Services-centric)
• Networks Make It Possible
• U.S.A. EMV Migration
• D-PAS: EMV Payment Application
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV Payment Application
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)
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Discover Financial Services (DFS)
• Discover Card
• Franchise
Diners Club International
• Networks
Discover Network
Diners Club International Network
Pulse Network
• Network-to-Network Partnerships
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DFS Overview - 2013 Overview
Payment Services Direct Banking
$116Bn volume
30+ issuers
$154Bn volume
4,300+ issuers
840,000+ ATMS
100+ countries
$29Bn volume
80+ franchises
185 countries/territories
Total Receivables +9% YOY
$48Bn in receivables
Leading cash rewards program
1 in 4 U.S. households
$28Bn direct-to-consumer deposits
$11Bn personal and private student loans
Discover is ranked #1 out of 80 S&P500 financial stocks -
Bloomberg News, Dec. 15, 2011
Total Volume +8% YOY
Note: Balances as of February, 2012; volume based on the trailing four quarters ending 1Q2012
Card Issuing
Lending & Deposits
June 2012- Discover acquired Home Loan Center, adding mortgages to direct banking offerings
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About Discover ®- Award Winning
1 According to the 2012 Brand Keys Customer Loyalty Engagement Index report
2 According to the 2011 Keynote Competitive Research Industry Study of U.S. credit card marketing websites
3 TNS 2011 Consumer Card Strategies Research
4 Discover Card ranked among the best in identity fraud resolution according to the 2011 Javelin Strategy and Research report
Brand Keys
Award: Ranked #1
in Customer
Loyalty - 16 years
in a row1
#1 website - Best
Overall
Customer
Experience2
America’s #1
Cash Rewards
Program – More
US households
have a Discover
card than any
other cash
rewards card3
Ranked the
best in identity fraud
resolution4
Winner - 2012
Paybefore award for Most
Effective Prepaid
Marketing
Winner - 2012
Paybefore award for Best Youth /
Student / Campus Prepaid
Program
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6
1986
2004
Start-up
experience from
setting up a new
network in an
established card
market
Acquisition of
PULSE®, the 3rd
largest PIN/ATM
debit network in
U.S.
2010
N2N
partnership
with BCcard
(S. Korea)
2008 2010
2007 2005
2004 – Landmark
DOJ Ruling
N2N partnership
with JCB (Japan)
2006
Acquisition of Diners
Club International
with acceptance in
over 185 countries /
territories
2009
Interac ABM
partnership
(Canada)
2011
100 countries
for global ATM
acceptance
2012
Partnership
with India’s
national
network
Puerto Rico
issuance
Our Evolution as a Global Payments Network
Link, U.K.
ATM
partnership
Partnership
with DinaCard
(Serbia)
N2N partnership
with UnionPay
(China)
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1. The Nilson Report, #989, March 2012
Acceptance: U.S. Footprint
According to Nielson, Discover® has reached essential parity with Visa and
Mastercard1
98% technical acceptance in 2011
Increased merchant locations by 7%
Online acceptance of 98%
Closed gaps via Industry partners and high impact merchant focus
2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
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Acceptance: U.S. Online Footprint
Source: Internet Retailer, 2011
Of America’s 500 largest retail websites, Discover has:
97% acceptance (486 sites), remaining 14 sites are on target list
98% coverage of total site sales ($147bn)
Direct relationship with these retailers
100%
100%
97%
97%
50%
100%
100%
99%
99%
31%
Visa
MasterCard
AmEx
Discover
PayPal
Top Retailer Sales
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Agenda
• Payments Industry Overview (Discover Financial Services-centric)
• Networks Make It Possible
• EMV Migration
• D-PAS: EMV Payment Application
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV Payment Application
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)
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1986
2004
Start-up
experience from
setting up a new
network in an
established card
market
Acquisition of
PULSE®, the 3rd
largest PIN/ATM
debit network in
U.S.
2010
N2N
partnership
with BCcard
(S. Korea)
2008 2010
2007 2005
2004 – Landmark
DOJ Ruling
N2N partnership
with JCB (Japan)
2006
Acquisition of Diners
Club International
with acceptance in
over 185 countries /
territories
2009
Interac ABM
partnership
(Canada)
2011
100 countries
for global ATM
acceptance
2012
Partnership
with India’s
national
network
Puerto Rico
issuance
Our Evolution as a Global Payments Network
Link, U.K.
ATM
partnership
Partnership
with DinaCard
(Serbia)
N2N partnership
with UnionPay
(China)
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Global Card: Our Approach
Entrenched Industry Model:
American mega-brands dominate the
market
Emerging Global Model:
Alliances of key regional players are
creating the new global network
Discover® is working to create a new option for global payments
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Global Acceptance Footprint
• Third largest global card acceptance network (1)
• Complementary networks with strong global presence
• Operates in over 185
countries / territories( 2 )
• Over 900,000 ATMs in more than 100 countries
North America (1)
8,900,000
Asia Pacific
7,200,000
EMEA
2,300,000
Latin America
3,000,000
Note(s)
1. The Nilson Report, #989, March 2012
2. The map denotes countries or territories with transactional activity in the last year
3. Total reflects the number of merchant outlets that accept one or more card brands through Aug. 2012
Total Merchant Locations
21,400,000 (3)
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Agenda
• Payments Industry Overview (Discover Financial Services-centric)
• Networks Make It Possible
• U.S.A. EMV Migration
• D-PAS: EMV Payment Application
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV Payment Application
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)
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U.S. EMV Migration - The Complexity
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Comparative Scale of Market Participants
USA 10m PoS
422K ATMs
1.2Bn+ Cards (Debit & Credit)
<1 % EMV Acceptance
China 32m PoS
249K ATMs
2.3bn+ Cards (Debit & Credit)
58% EMV Acceptance
Brazil 4m PoS
190K ATMs
406m Cards (Debit & Credit)
90% EMV Acceptance
USA 6000+ Issuers
100+ Acquirers
China 30+ Issuers
1 Acquirer
Brazil 44+ Issuers
4+ Acquirers
Germany 65+ Issuers
7+ Acquirers
Germany 680K PoS
58K ATMs
122m+ Cards
88% EMV Acceptance
Source: Bayberry Consulting
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Payment Network Alignment
1/1/2012 1/1/2013 1/1/2014 1/1/2015 1/1/2016 1/1/2017
10/1/2012
Waive Annual PCI
Compliance for Dual
EMV/NFC
Terminals
4/1/2013
Processor Compliance
For EMV Data
10/1/2017
Counterfeit Card
Liability Shift
for Petro Merchants
10/1/2015
1). 100% Data Compromise
Relief (MC only) &
2). Payments Hierarchy Begins
(D, MC & AMEX)
10/1/2015
Card Present, Counterfeit Card
Liability Shift
(except Petro)
10/1/2013
1). 50% Data Compromise
Relief (MC Only) &
2). Waive Annual
PCI Compliance
Key Milestones - PCI/Liability Shift Statements:
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Agenda
• Payments Industry Overview (Discover Financial Services-centric)
• Networks Make It Possible
• U.S.A. EMV Migration
• D-PAS: EMV Payment Application
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV Payment Application
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)
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Discover EMV: D-PAS
D-PAS: Discover Payment Application
Specification
• The D-PAS program has been developed in compliance with the current EMV standards
The D-PAS story • Discover acquires Diners in 2008
• D-PAS mandates have been issued globally in countries impacted by governmental, regional, or industry mandates, and/or
where there is significant EMV penetration.
Global Progress
• D-PAS leveraged by Discover, PULSE, Diners Club, and Global Net partners
• 90+ engagements underway
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• D-PAS: Contact EMV Payment Application
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV Payment Application
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)
D-PAS & Contactless D-PAS: DFS’ EMV Specification
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Contactless D-PAS: contactless EMV & Mag Stripe
Magnetic Stripe Data + Dynamic CVV
EMV data + EMV security elements
Contactless D-PAS
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Anatomy of a traditional EMV transaction
Contact Chip
1. Insert
contact EMV
card in terminal
2. Validate D-
PAS AID
present in card
and terminal
3. Initiate D-
PAS card
applet and read
terminal data
Options:
•Offline PIN
•Offline
Authorization
Using rules set by Issuer
(chip) & Acquirer (Terminal),
a decision is made to: Contact Card Slot
Chip Contains:
•Account data
•D-PAS applet &
Application ID# (AID)
• Unique encryption
key for each card
• Offline PIN
(optional)
• Record of last few
transactions
• Offline floor limit
Terminal Contains:
• Generic EMV kernal
(V/MC/Amex/D)
• D-PAS AID
• D-PAS Public Key
• D-PAS Terminal Parameters
Options:
• Online PIN
• Online Authorization
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Anatomy of a Contactless EMV transaction
Contact less D-I Chip
1. Tap contact less
D-PAS card to
terminal
2. Validate D-PAS
AID present in card
and terminal
3. Initiate D-PAS
card applet and read
terminal data
Options:
•Offline PIN
•Offline
Authorization
Using rules set by Issuer
(chip) & Acquirer (Terminal),
a decision is made to: Contactless
Landing Zone
Chip Contains:
•Account data
•D-PAS applet &
Application ID# (AID)
• Unique encryption
key for each card
• Offline PIN
(optional)
• Record of last few
transactions
• Offline floor limit
Terminal Contains:
• Specific Payment System’s
kernel (V/MC/Amex/DFS)
• D-PAS AID
• D-PAS Public Key
• D-PAS Terminal Parameters
Options:
• Online PIN
• Online Authorization
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Anatomy of a Contactless Mag Stripe transaction (Zip)
Authorization Clearing
Card Issuer
Acquirer
Zip Reader
Clearing Message
Authorization Message 0110
Authorization Message 0100
ISO 8583 - Mag Stipe Format
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Discover Zip - Major Merchant Acceptance (as of December 2010)
More than 125,000 merchant locations nationally accept Zip. This number is growing daily
and includes everyday spend merchants like major retailers and public transit agencies.
Braum Ice Cream
Burger King*
Compass Group
Dairy Queen*
Einstein Bagels
Jack In The Box
McDonalds*
Sbarro
Tim Hortons
Whataburger
Restaurants &
Food Service Groceries &
Pharmacies Bartel Drugs
Duane Reade
Meijer
Rite Aid
Spartan Stores
Whole Foods*
Transportation
& Vending
Utah Transit Authority
Vending Machines*
Taxis in major cities, including
Boston, Chicago, Houston,
Atlanta, Washington DC*
Convenience &
Petroleum 7Eleven
BP
Chevron*
Circle K
Hess
Kum & Go
Mac's
Murphy Oil*
Sheetz
Other Retailers
Best Buy
Foot Locker
NY & Company
Office Depot
Sports Authority
Sprint*
The Home Depot
The Paradies
Airport Shops
Plus over 25,000 other
smaller merchants
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Summary
• Discover & Diners Club International
• 3 Networks: Discover, Diner Club & Pulse
• Network-to-Network Partnerships
• EMV Migration
• D-PAS (contact EMV)
• Contactless D-PAS: Contactless EMV
Contactless Magnetic Stripe (Zip®)