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2020
This chapter incldes a discussion of the regulation of the issuance and use of electronic money giving particular attention to the emerging technology of cyber-currencies. Initial sector-specific legislation was introduced by the EU in the form of the Directive on the taking up, pursuit of, and prudential supervision of the business of electronic money
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This chapter incldes a discussion of the regulation of the issuance and use of electronic money giving particular attention to the emerging technology of cyber-currencies. Initial sector-specific legislation was introduced by the EU in the form of the Directive on the taking up, pursuit of, and prudential supervision of the business of electronic money
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Evolution, Development and Growth of Electronic Money
International Journal of E-Adoption, 2009Traditional cash has long been envisioned to be replaced with ‘virtual’ or electronic cash. Electronic money and electronic payment systems for retail transactions are commanding widespread attention. Undeniably, electronic payment cites advantages such as efficiency and convenience to the consumers.
Arumugam Seetharaman, John Rudolph Raj
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New protocols for electronic money
1993This paper proposes 2 new protocols for electronic cash system, which give in a simple way, three main features: non reusability of the coins anonymity of the payments divisibility of the coins, in order to be able to use a coin C in its totality, or subdividing it into several pieces.
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The Digital Packaging of Electronic Money
2007In this paper I examine how money is digitally packaged (or not packaged) and its influence on the meaning of the gift and remittance. Remittances received by developing nations in 2005 were an estimated $US167 billion. These, together with gifts for ceremonial occasions demonstrate the importance of money as a medium of personal relationships.
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Micro-digital money for electronic commerce
Proceedings 13th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, 2002Proposes two novel cash-based micropayment schemes based on a new technique referred to as the double-locked hash chain technique. Both schemes support the divisibility and transferability of digital coins in a simpler way compared to the existing solutions. The basic scheme allows full or partial use of a coin chain in a transaction; if only part of a
Khanh Quoc Nguyen +2 more
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Money in the Time of the Internet: Electronic Money and its Effects
2005[No abstract available]
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2017
This chapter begins with a discussion of the regulation of the issuance and use of electronic money. Initial sector-specific legislation was introduced by the EU in the form of the Directive on the taking up, pursuit of, and prudential supervision of the business of electronic money institutions.
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This chapter begins with a discussion of the regulation of the issuance and use of electronic money. Initial sector-specific legislation was introduced by the EU in the form of the Directive on the taking up, pursuit of, and prudential supervision of the business of electronic money institutions.
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Identifying the proceeds of electronic money fraud
Information Management & Computer Security, 1999eCash by DigiCash is one of a range of software‐based systems devised for payments to be made over the Internet by the use of electronic tokens or “coins” (known colloquially as “electronic money”). As in the case of other new electronic systems, the functioning of the system gives rise to novel and difficult legal issues, some of which have yet to be ...
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2000
Abstract This chapter discusses the legal and regulatory aspects of electronic money in 20.01 Japan. In general, electronic money (or what is meant by electronic money today) takes two forms in Japan: one is a stored-value card used for payment; the other does not accompany a card or similar medium and is used more as a means of payment ...
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Abstract This chapter discusses the legal and regulatory aspects of electronic money in 20.01 Japan. In general, electronic money (or what is meant by electronic money today) takes two forms in Japan: one is a stored-value card used for payment; the other does not accompany a card or similar medium and is used more as a means of payment ...
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Electronic Money Institutions and Payment Institutions
2015This work illustrates and comments the Italian discipline of Electronic Money Institutions and Payment Institutions, with the aim of highlighting the peculiarities of the Italian legislation compared to the EU rules. The focus is particularly on the activities of such institutions, on the supervisory aspects and on the peculiar safeguards for the users
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