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Computer Law and Security Review, 2009
Abstract The recent adoption of the new E-Money Directive by the Council of the European Union has introduced key changes to European e-money legislation. The adoption of the new directive follows the European Commission's review of the original e-money directive and the market that it was intended to facilitate, which found that e-money has yet to ...
Moore, Roksana, Halpin, Ruth
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Abstract The recent adoption of the new E-Money Directive by the Council of the European Union has introduced key changes to European e-money legislation. The adoption of the new directive follows the European Commission's review of the original e-money directive and the market that it was intended to facilitate, which found that e-money has yet to ...
Moore, Roksana, Halpin, Ruth
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Standardization in electronic money
International Economic Journal, 2005Abstract Electronic money services are provided by the combination of Integrated Circuit (IC) cards and terminals. The compatibility of different brands of electronic money can be enabled by firms' joint adoption of standard terminals. In this paper, we analyse the effect of achieving compatibility among different brands of electronic money.
Imho Kang, Jeong-yoo Kim
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An Electronic Money System as Substitute for Banknotes
2010 10th IEEE/IPSJ International Symposium on Applications and the Internet, 2010Electronic cash is the most fundamental element in electronic commerce. The finance administration authorities must consider controlling the flow of electronic money differently from the flow of conventional cash. The central bank coordinates the quantity of currency to be printed and coordinates money supply so that inflation does not occur. The money
Suzuki Kazuhiro
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Artificially Intelligent Electronic Money
IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, 2021Electronic money or e-Cash is becoming increasingly popular as the preferred strategy for making purchases, both on and offline. Several unique attributes of e-Cash are appealing to customers, including the convenience of always having “cash-on-hand” without the need to periodically visit the ATM, the ability to perform peer-to-peer transactions ...
Georgios Fragkos +3 more
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A Theoretical Approach To Electronic Money [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 1998 The paper proposes an analysis of money which starts from electronic money. In open contradiction to the traditional approach, characterized by a general lack of interest by theoreticians towards payment system issues, the paper argues that analysis of the distinctive characteristics of electronic money is bound to contribute to received monetary ...
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Sealing electronic money in Sweden
Computers & Security, 1982Abstract Until today, there is no simple way to discover criminal changes of valuable information during transportation, transmission or storage. The Electronic Seal is constructed to meet this threat. The Seal-product is a software algorithm with cryptological qualities.
Christer Lindén, Hans Block
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Surveys on electronic money [PDF]
, 2000 This paper investigates the views of electronic money operators and innovators on the possibilities and implications of e-money, especially with respect to replacing central bank money as well as technical issues regarding e-money, its implications for the financial industry and central banking.This has been done using surveys of major e-money ...
Gormez, Yuksel, Capie, Forrest
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1995
A unique electronic cash (14) system protects the privacy of users (12) in legitimate transactions while at the same time enabling the detection (32) of a double spender of the same electronic coin (14). The electronic cash system takes advantage of a unique property of El Gamal signatures to achieve these results.
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A unique electronic cash (14) system protects the privacy of users (12) in legitimate transactions while at the same time enabling the detection (32) of a double spender of the same electronic coin (14). The electronic cash system takes advantage of a unique property of El Gamal signatures to achieve these results.
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1998
The realisation of electronic commerce process is very difficult without appropriate system for electronic payment. Of course it is possible to use some of the conventional payment instruments (e.g. payment cards, bills, payment orders), but these instruments do not fit with requirements for improving the commerce process.
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The realisation of electronic commerce process is very difficult without appropriate system for electronic payment. Of course it is possible to use some of the conventional payment instruments (e.g. payment cards, bills, payment orders), but these instruments do not fit with requirements for improving the commerce process.
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Evaluating the security of electronic money
1997After defining electronic money it is explained that the Dutch policy stance with respect to electronic money is that issuing value is seen to be equivalent to deposit taking and therefore subject to supervision. As a result the Dutch central bank actively monitors developments with respect to electronic money and reviews the schemes under the rules of
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