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    CS 3700: Introduction to E Commerce

    10. Electronic Payment Systems

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    Traditional Payment Methods

    How do you pay? What are the cost and risks? Cash (20%)

    Checks (60%)

    o Clearinghouses

    o Magnetic Ink Characters Recognition (MICR)o Costs: 1% of U.S. Gross Domestic Product

    Payment cards (20%)

    o Credit cards

    o Cost: 2.5% to issuer, 0.16% to association, 1.34% to acquirer

    o Charge cards

    o Debit cards

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    Electronic Payment Methods

    How do you pay electronically? Payment cards: Credit cards/Debit cards

    Electronic fund transfer

    Smart cards

    Digital cash and script E-wallets

    Digital checks

    Electronic billing

    What are the problems with electronic payment? Many youths do not have credit or debit cards Credit cards are not prevalent outside US

    Transaction fees (~4%) is not suitable for B2B

    Fraud and chargeback

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    What Is a Good E payment Method?

    What characteristics a successful e-payment methodshould have? Independence

    Interoperability and portability Security

    Anonymity

    Divisibility

    Ease of use Transaction fees

    International support

    Regulations

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    Processing cards online authorization

    Determines whether a buyers card is active and whether

    the customer has sufficient funds.

    settlement

    Transferring money from the buyers to the merchants

    account.

    Using Payment Cards Online

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    Merchants use three basic configurations for processingonline payments:1. Own the payment software

    2. Use a point of sale system (POS) operated by an acquirer

    3. Use a POS operated by a payment service providero payment service provider (PSP)

    A third-party service connecting a merchants EC systemto the appropriate acquiring bank or financial institution.PSPs must be registered with the various card associationsthey support.

    Using Payment Cards Online

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    Processing Card Payments

    Participants in processing card payments online Acquiring bank

    Credit card association

    Customer Issuing bank

    Merchant

    Payment processing service

    Processor

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    Address Verification System (AVS)Detects fraud by comparing the address entered on a Web

    page with the address information on file with thecardholders issuing bank.

    Manual review Fraud screens and automated decision models

    Card verification number (CVN)

    Detects fraud by comparing the verification number printed

    on the signature strip on the back of the card with theinformation on file with the cardholders issuing bank.

    Card association payer authentication services

    Negative lists

    Key Tools Used In Combating Fraud

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    Smart Cards

    Smart card:An electronic card containing an embeddedmicrochip that enables predefined operations or theaddition, deletion, or manipulation of information on thecard.

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    Smart Cards

    Types of smart cards contact card

    A smart card containing a smallgold plate on the face that wheninserted in a smart card reader

    makes contact and passes data toand from the embedded microchip.

    contactless (proximity) card

    A smart card with an embeddedantenna, by means of which dataand applications are passed to andfrom a card reader unit or otherdevice without contact between thecard and the card reader.

    Operations of Smart cards smart card reader

    Activates and reads the contents ofthe chip on a smart card, usuallypassing the information on to a host

    system. smart card operating system

    Special system that handles filemanagement, security, input/output(I/O), and command execution andprovides an applicationprogramming interface (API) for asmart card.

    Applications of smart cards

    Retail purchases

    Transit fares

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    e-micropaymentsSmall online payments, typically under $10.

    Five basic micropayment models that do not dependsolely or directly on credit or debit cards:

    1. Aggregation2. Direct payment3. Stored value4. Subscriptions

    5. la carte

    E Micropayments

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    e-checkA legally valid electronic version or representation ofa paper check.

    E Checking