Good breakdown of why the digital wallet space is worth entering right now — the market numbers back it up. A couple of things I’d add from what we’ve seen on the development side: The step people tend to underestimate isn’t the UI or even the payment integration — it’s compliance. KYC, AML, and PCI-DSS requirements shape a lot of early architecture decisions, and retrofitting them later is far more expensive than designing around them from day one. If you’re evaluating agencies, it’s worth asking specifically how they handle tokenized payment data and fraud detection, not just what payment gateways they support. Security architecture is the other piece worth stress-testing before committing to a vendor — things like encryption standards, biometric auth, and real-time fraud monitoring should be part of the foundation, not a phase-two add-on. We’ve worked through a lot of this at work while building wallet products for clients, and compliance-first planning consistently ends up being the difference between a smooth launch and a costly rebuild six months in. Happy to share more specifics if useful for anyone scoping a wallet project.