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Present by
- Roshnee Rathod
Present by
- Roshnee Rathod
Your Logo
Here
The main objective of e-Wallet is to make
paperless money transaction easier.
 The main idea behind this paper is to bring
in a cheaper, more versatile and much more
easily usable kind of a card.
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 An Electronic Wallet is any device or software
which allows a user to store, manipulate, and
pay with various types of payment instruments
such as electronic cash and credit cards. They
make it unnecessary to retype credit card
numbers and addresses each time a purchase is
made.
 Most E-Wallets are software programs that run
on a user’s personal computer.
 Soon they will be integrated into a variety of
devices, such as cell phones and PDAs.
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 There are many different companies offering E-
Wallets. Although each one is a little different,
they all perform the same basic tasks.
 The following companies offer software:
Gator
eWallet
Qpass
BuyWiz
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 The easier your site is for customers
to purchase items, the more they will
buy
 Buyers don’t have to type in
repetitive information.
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 Some eWallets only work with certain
browsers.
 What happens if your disk crashes?
 Some say this service rarely works
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And what about security???????
 Your information is protected with a password
that you choose. Then when you shop at an
Internet store the site will prompt you to select
a payment method from your wallet and to
authorize it by typing your password.
 Many newly released E-Wallets will use a new
standard called the Electronics Commerce
Modeling Language (ECML) that will work
with any web security software.
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E wallets

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    1 Present by - RoshneeRathod Present by - Roshnee Rathod Your Logo Here
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    The main objectiveof e-Wallet is to make paperless money transaction easier.  The main idea behind this paper is to bring in a cheaper, more versatile and much more easily usable kind of a card. 2
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     An ElectronicWallet is any device or software which allows a user to store, manipulate, and pay with various types of payment instruments such as electronic cash and credit cards. They make it unnecessary to retype credit card numbers and addresses each time a purchase is made.  Most E-Wallets are software programs that run on a user’s personal computer.  Soon they will be integrated into a variety of devices, such as cell phones and PDAs. 3
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     There aremany different companies offering E- Wallets. Although each one is a little different, they all perform the same basic tasks.  The following companies offer software: Gator eWallet Qpass BuyWiz 4
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     The easieryour site is for customers to purchase items, the more they will buy  Buyers don’t have to type in repetitive information. 5
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     Some eWalletsonly work with certain browsers.  What happens if your disk crashes?  Some say this service rarely works 6 And what about security???????
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     Your informationis protected with a password that you choose. Then when you shop at an Internet store the site will prompt you to select a payment method from your wallet and to authorize it by typing your password.  Many newly released E-Wallets will use a new standard called the Electronics Commerce Modeling Language (ECML) that will work with any web security software. 7
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