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| Title:  | A Mobile Telephone Based, Secure Micro-Payment Technology Using The  Existing ICT Infrastructure |  
| Authors:  | Amca, Hasan Kansoy, Raygan |  
| Keywords:  | Using credit cards Preview Online Payment Processing (OPP) global mobile equipment penetration mobile-payment or m-payment E-Charge - My-Phone Using SMS method consumers in different applications computational and managerial costs. |  
| Issue Date:  | Aug-2007 |  
| Publisher:  | Chinacom 2007: International Conference On Communications And Networking / Shangai,China |  
| Citation:  | Hasan Amca, Raygan Kansoy, (22-24 Aug. 2007)" A Mobile Telephone Based, Secure Micro-Payment Technology Using The  Existing ICT Infrastructure"Chinacom 2007: International Conference On Communications And Networking. |  
| Abstract:  | The need to use mobile telephones and PDA’s as electronic-payment devices became stronger as the global mobile penetration rate reached 17 percent. However, due to
the technological limitations and security considerations, the
well established jargon of electronic-payment could not be employed in mobile-payment (m-payment), specifically for payment of very low amounts (e.g. micro-payment). Therefore, new technologies are needed for enabling m-payment. In this paper, we investigate the shortcomings of the available card-based micro-payment schemes and propose a new scheme that is suitable to apply to multiple-vendors for
m-payment. The proposed scheme uses a Variable Transaction Number (VTN) used per purchase,in the form of an on-screen barcode, readable by the CCD barcode scanners. The proposed method satisfies requirements of micro-payment systems in terms of financial, hnological,computational and managerial costs. |  
| URI:  | http://hdl.handle.net/11129/2064 |  
| Appears in Collections: | Conference Papers and Presentations – Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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