This document discusses three modern epayment systems: electronic/internet cheques, smart cards, and micro payments. Electronic cheques allow for online cheque generation and exchange between parties through an intermediary. Smart cards contain embedded microchips that can store data and enable payments, identity verification, and small purchases. Micro payments involve small fees paid when visitors are sent from one website to another, with payments accumulated and transferred between companies once a threshold is reached.
2. TYPES OF MORDEM EPAYMENT SYSTEM
Electronic cheques/Internet
cheques (i-cheques)
Smart Card
Micro Payments (Electronic wallet
or microtransactions)
3. Electronic cheques/Internet cheques (icheques)
Electronic cheques also known as i-cheques
are used to make electronic payment
between two parties through an intermediary
and not very much different from the current
cheque processing system. Here the
electronic cheque are generated and
exchanged online. The intermediary will debit
the customer account and credit the
merchant account.
4. SMART CARD
A smart card is a plastic card about the
size of a credit card, with an embedded
microchip that can be loaded with data,
used for telephone calling, electronic cash
payment, & other application, & then
periodically refreshed for additional use.
Currently or soon, you may be able to use
a smart card to:
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Dial a connection on a mobile, telephone
and be changed on a per-call basis.
Establish your identity when logging on to
an Internet access provider on to a online
bank.
Give hospital or doctors personal data
without filling out a form.
Make small purchases at electronic stores
on the web (a kind of cyber cash)
6. HOW SMART CARD WORKS
A smart card contain more information than a
magnetic stripe card and it can be programmed
for different applications. Some cards can
contain programming and data to support
multiple application and some can be updated to
add new applications after they are issued.
Smart cards can be designed to be inserted into
a slot and read by a special reader or to be read
at a distance, such as at a toll booth.
7. TYPES OF SMART CARD
Contact smart card
They are inserted into a reader or
validator for the data to be read. When the
card is inserted into the reader, it transfers
data to and from chip
via electrical connectors.
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Contact less smart card
They are passed near an antenna to
connect via a radio signal. They have both
a microchip & an antenna embedded. This
allows the smart card to communicate
without physical contact.
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A micro payment is a small fee paid when a
visitor is sent from another website to your site.
The payment is usually tracked by a third party
and when a specific amount has been
accumulated, say rupees thousand, the fee is
paid to the website that sent the traffic. This
payment mechanism helps a way for you to
encourage other companies to add to your links
into websites. If any of the customers of other
websites enter their site and click the link, the
click through to your website will be recorded.
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In view of services provided, when in of
visitors click through to your websites
have been accumulated, a payment will be
made to company that sent the traffic.
It is cash payments which is made as a
result of using a service on Internet. These
are also made between two or more
Internet companies to help generate traffic
through links.
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A micropayment work based on registration
made within an organisation that verifies and
reports on traffic levels between sites.
Next a very small payment per link is calculated
and when the total owing reaches a specified
threshold, the payment is released from the
customer actual or virtual bank account to
vendors account.