An NFC based innovation for paperless retail transactions and digital receipts management

Vadde, Venkatesh; Nithya, C H; Surhonne, Anmol

doi:10.1109/indicon.2015.7443622

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“…Likewise, Tokunaga et al [9] provided functions to allow users to review their daily digital receipts and share their receipts online. In comparison with [8], [9], Vadde et al [10] introduced an Android App with NFC technology to allow customers to communicate with a billing kiosk and get digital receipts. In this way, the users can view receipts using app on their phones, which can help them manage their spending.…”

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confidence: 99%

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On Privacy Aware Carriers for Value-Possessed e-Invoices Considering Intelligence Mining

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Tan

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Emerg. Top. Comput. Intell.

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Intelligence mining is one of the most promising technologies for effectively extracting intelligence (and knowledge) to enhance the quality of decision-making. In Taiwan, the government curtails underground economic activities and facilitates tax management via ubiquitous e-invoice information processing and intelligence mining for B2C transactions with management realized via privacy-preserved and robust consumer carriers. In this paper, we study the concept of carriers, a medium that facilitates the transfer of an e-invoice from a business to a consumer in a B2C transaction. Implementations of carriers not only depend on the underlying hardware, software, and network infrastructures that support their services, but also on consumers willingness to use them. In this paper, we review Taiwans Second Generation E-invoicing System, which is designed to promote the use of e-invoices in the consumer sector, and identify four problems that require further attention. These problems are: (1) no e-invoice data for immediate review; (2) limited readability of carriers by POS (Point of Sales); (3) lack of seamless integration into purchase behaviors; and (4) carrier traceability. We then discuss possible solutions to overcome these concerns, in hope of offering some insight into future mobile commerce based on e-invoice carriers in the cloud computing era.

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confidence: 99%

“…2) The POS's server implementation has to support GET 10 requests from clients. After a consumer's device has uploaded carrier information, it issues a GET request to the POS, which will then respond with transaction details encapsulated in an NDEF message.…”

Section: A Communications Between Carrier Mediums and Posmentioning

confidence: 99%