Wireless Internet payment system using smart cards

Dandash, O.; Wu, Xin; Le, Phu Dung

doi:10.1109/itcc.2005.298

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“…Researchers identified some of the early characteristics of mobile commerce [Herzberg, 2003;Kreyer et al, 2003], how businesses can gain trust from wireless users [Siau & Shen, 2003], and critical success factors in wireless e-commerce [van der Heijden, 2002]. Recent research described the integration of smartcards and wireless technology [Dandash et al, 2005]. The new wireless technologies introduce added security risks that need to be addressed so that customers are comfortable using the technology to do business.…”

Section: Mobile Paymentsmentioning

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Online Payment Gateways Used to Facilitate E-Commerce Transactions and Improve Risk Management

Lowry¹,

Wells²,

Moody³

et al. 2006

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As online transactions continue to increase and become a significant part of the global economy, the ability to accept payments online becomes more important for businesses. This paper evaluates the literature and provides current information for IS researchers and instructors focusing on electronic commerce. In this paper, we explore the components of e-credit providers (conventional, person-to-person, and third-party) and explain how each system processes a single transaction. We then analyze several market leaders in each segment and summarize the strengths and weaknesses of each company. We provide guidelines for selecting an e-credit provider and highlight the options that apply best to online businesses. Finally, we outline potential areas of future research and provide a simple tutorial on creating a business account with PayPal website Payments Standard as an example of an online payment provider.

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Section: Mobile Paymentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Online Payment Gateways Used to Facilitate E-Commerce Transactions and Improve Risk Management

Lowry¹,

Wells²,

Moody³

et al. 2006

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“…To further extend, [13] proposes a new method on the same problem using mathematical programming model to speed up the analysis and extend the scalability using data mining and knowledge discovery. However, an alternative of credit card usages is proposed by [4]. A wireless smart card is proposed to perform Internet payment transactions with security enhancement to a new protocol.…”

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Virtual Credit Cards on Mobile for M-Commerce Payment

Waraporn

Sithiyavanich

Jiarawattanasawat

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on E-Business Engineering

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The number of credit companies has been increasing due to the directed and undirected extra incomes from credit card holders. It effects to rapid growing rate of the number of credit card holders. Each individual is holding many credit cards that are harder to manage than before. At the same time, the usage of gadget devices such as mobiles is rising to the top where everyone carries at least one mobile, especially, every credit card holder. To manage the usage of several credit cards, we proposed the prototype of Virtual Credit Cards (VCC) on mobile phone running on Android platform in our system called Mobile Credit-card with Analytical Transaction (MCAT), an alternative of the existing Point-of-Sale (POS).

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Mobile payment applications: offer state of the art in the Italian market

Ghezzi

Renga²,

Balocco³

et al. 2010

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Purpose -The purpose of the paper is to provide an initial study on the Italian mobile payment services market, and to identify and assess the main diffusion drivers of mobile payment applications.Design/methodology/approach -The research design integrates an exhaustive census of all Italian mPayment applications and an in-depth analysis of the most significant cases performed through the case studies methodology: ten user companies or ''merchants'' and six service providers were analyzed through semi-structured interviews given to top managers.Findings -Through the census, 21 mPayment applications and related services were identified. In addition to this, the case studies brought greater understanding of the key diffusion drivers: strong inhibitory factors and adoption barriers are still restricting user adoption despite the many benefits related to these services.Research limitations/implications -The research represents a first, exploratory study of a market at its embryonic stage of development. Nevertheless, given the global magnitude of the Italian mobile telecommunications market and the gradual rise of the mPayment paradigm, the analysis can provide a valuable basis for future studies in the field.Practical implications -The findings can support a wide set of stakeholders -both first movers and newcomers of the mobile payment segment -in their offer definition and market making choices.Originality/value -The paper combines a census and a case study methodology to delineate the offer's state of the art for innovative, mobile channel-based payment services; moreover, its assessment of the applications' core benefits, diffusion drivers and adoption barriers can be tested for generalization to different contexts.

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Wireless Internet payment system using smart cards

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Online Payment Gateways Used to Facilitate E-Commerce Transactions and Improve Risk Management

Online Payment Gateways Used to Facilitate E-Commerce Transactions and Improve Risk Management

Virtual Credit Cards on Mobile for M-Commerce Payment

Mobile payment applications: offer state of the art in the Italian market

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