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The presentation discusses electronic wallets, including their definition as digital stores of payment and personal information, types like client-side and server-side wallets, and Microsoft .NET Passport and Yahoo wallet as examples. It covers advantages like easier shopping and disadvantages like incomplete forms. Standards for micropayments and the ECML protocol are also mentioned.
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Today there is a big buzz around ‘e-wallet’ and talk of the death of cash payment. Now it is possible to leave your wallet at home and get through a typical day with the help of a digital wallet, thanks to the revolutionary technologies we are seeing as we advance to a cashless world.
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A presentation on electronic wallet
- 1. A Presentation On Electronic Wallet Presented By:-Group C
- 2. Objectives Definition Types of electronic wallet Advantages and Disadvantages Microsoft .NET Passport Yahoo wallet W3C Micropayment Standards Development Activity The ECML Standard
- 3. Definition Hold credit card numbers, electronic cash, owner identification, and contact information. Give consumers the benefit of entering their information just once. Make shopping more efficient. A digital wallet (also known as an e-wallet) allows users to make electronic commerce transactions quickly and securely.
- 4. Types Of Electronic Wallet Electronic wallet Client Side Server Side electronic wallet electronic wallet
- 5. Types Of Electronic Wallet Server Side Electronic Wallet A server side electronic wallet stores a customer information on the remote server belonging to a particular merchant or wallet publisher Client Side Electronic Wallet A client side electronic wallet stores customer information on his/her own computer. Many of the early electronic wallet were client side wallet that require users to download the wallet software.
- 6. Advantages and Disadvantages Advantages The e-wallet makes online shopping easier because it fills in the fields in an online order form automatically, saving you the trouble of doing it yourself. This is also a great advantage for online merchants, because customers sometimes abandon online purchases if they feel that the order form is too confusing or frustrating. The e-wallet can overcome this phenomenon by automating the completion process.
- 7. Advantages and Disadvantages Disadvantages If you try to use the e-wallet with an online order form whose blank fields are in a different order from those in your e- wallet, or if the form has fields that the e-wallet does not recognize, the form may be left incomplete or be completed incorrectly. This would force you to erase all the fields and enter your personal information manually, defeating the purpose of the e- wallet.
- 8. Microsoft .NET Passport An electronic wallet operated by Microsoft Passport consists of four integrated services: Passport single sign-in service (SSI) Passport Wallet service Kids Passport service Public profiles
- 9. Yahoo wallet Server side electronic wallet offered by Yahoo! Lets users store information about several major credit and charge cards Many industry observers and privacy rights activist groups are concerned about electronic wallets
- 10. W3C Micropayment Standards Development Activity Common Markup for Micropayment Per-Fee-Links Standards developed by W3C Electronic Commerce Interest Group (ECIG) Provide extensible and interoperable way to embed micropayment information in a Web page Extensible system One that developers can add to (or extend) without voiding any earlier work on the system
- 11. The ECML Standard Electronic Commerce Modeling Language is a protocol that dictates how online retailers structure and setup their checkout forms Proposed alternative standard that would replace electronic wallet standards with a single standard
- 12. Thank You