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Payment through mobile phones replaced all the card payments. Company A has its own Mobile payment service-A pay through which the customers can pay without any cards. Though Mobile payment service-A pay was gobbling the market, it was not the first to use mobile phones payment. Mobile payment service-A pay as struggled but though with its loyal and relationship among the consumers made Mobile payment service-A pay to form a product with security measures which made the consumers to believe in digital payment and made a successful one.
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To discuss: Whether Company A is a consumer or intermediary or a producer with respect to Mobile payment service-A pay.
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