The document describes a Privacy Enhanced Electronic Cheque System (PEEC) that aims to address privacy issues with existing electronic cheque systems. PEEC allows for anonymous payments using electronic cheques while working within existing legal and financial infrastructure. It consists of setup, registration, payment, and deposit protocols that incorporate public key cryptography and digital signatures to provide authentication and non-repudiation without revealing payer identities. The system aims to provide security against forgery while enhancing privacy for user information and transactions through its anonymous identity scheme.
Introduction of E-Wallets, its types, Advantages,Disadvantages, Examples of E-Wallet,Needs of E-Wallet, Top E-Wallets in World and in India, Description of Mobikwik, its Steps, Architecture of transfer between two wallets, About Paytm, How does Paytm Earn, Recharge on PayTm, Steps to use Paytm, Web Technologies of Paytm, Good at Paytm and Bad at it, Our own proposed system to overcome the disadvantage of existing system
What is Electronic payment system.
E-payment system.
Problem with Traditional payment methods.
Problem in implementation of electronic payment.
Some of the modes of electronic payments.
Advantage & Disadvantage Of Electronic Payment.
The presentation is about how BHIM App who was the first one to make use of UPI servies and was the leader in UPI Transactions had a sudden downfall in a short period of time
Introduction of E-Wallets, its types, Advantages,Disadvantages, Examples of E-Wallet,Needs of E-Wallet, Top E-Wallets in World and in India, Description of Mobikwik, its Steps, Architecture of transfer between two wallets, About Paytm, How does Paytm Earn, Recharge on PayTm, Steps to use Paytm, Web Technologies of Paytm, Good at Paytm and Bad at it, Our own proposed system to overcome the disadvantage of existing system
What is Electronic payment system.
E-payment system.
Problem with Traditional payment methods.
Problem in implementation of electronic payment.
Some of the modes of electronic payments.
Advantage & Disadvantage Of Electronic Payment.
The presentation is about how BHIM App who was the first one to make use of UPI servies and was the leader in UPI Transactions had a sudden downfall in a short period of time
Introduction
Technology in the banks is presently catching up with a high level of development around the world. The gaps between the Indian banks and their counterparts in the technologically advanced countries are gradually narrowing down. The world has witnessed an information and technological revolution of late. This revolution has touched every aspect of public life including banking (Siam, 2006). Since two decades, due to an increasingly competitive, saturated and dynamic business environment, retail banks in many countries have adopted customer-driven philosophies to address the rapid and changing needs of their customers (Walker et al., 2008). Technological advances have changed the world radically, altering the manner in which individuals conduct their personal and business affairs. Over the past two decades in particular, the banking industry has invested substantial resources in bringing ICT to customers.
The banking industry is undergoing through the significant technological changes; it has several impacts on customer satisfaction and loyalty. ―It has revolutionised every industry including banking in the world by rendering faster and cost effective delivery of products and services to the customers. According to Chakrabarty, (2007) core banking solution enables banks to extend the full benefits of ATM, tele-banking, mobile banking, internet banking, card banking and other multiple delivery channels to all customers allowing banks to offer a multitude of customer-centric services on a 24x7 basis from a single location, supporting retail as well as corporate banking activities.
Now, Indian banks are investing heavily in the technologies such as branch automation and computerization, core banking, tele-banking, mobile banking (M-banking), internet banking, automated teller machine (ATMs), data warehousing etc. ICT innovations in the previous few years have changed the landscape of banks in India (Mittal and Dhingra, 2007; Kour and Kour, 2011). Today public sector and private sector banks are offering online banking services. Various alternative channels to provide easy and any where banking are properly thought of. The process of bank computerization was started since 1985 in public sector banks in India. However, some private sector banks have started computerization prior to the public sector banks in India. The banks in India are using ICT not only to improve their own internal processes but also to increase facilities and services to their customers.
Mobile Banking in 2020 - Mobile World Congress ReportNadejda Tatarciuc
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ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine and allows customers to access their bank accounts for cash withdrawals, check account balance and purchase pre paid mobile phone credit. It often provides one of the best possible official exchange rates for foreign travelers and also widely used for this purpose.
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Challenges and issues of mCommerce - ecommerce solution providerVineela Kanapala
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- What is mCommerce
- mCommerce flow
- Advantages of mCommerce
- Disadvantages of mCommerce
- Challenges of mCommerce
- Issues of mCommerce
Ref - www.ifour-consultancy.com/ecommerce-solutions.aspx
WorKom converts incoming electronic messages (e.g. invoices for gas station cards, leasing, vehicle hire, telecommunications or credit cards), assigns them to the relevant process partners in accordance with predefined rules and distributes all invoice data automatically to the right places via the Intranet.
Take telecommunications invoices from Deutsche Telekom as an example: WorKom takes data from the “Online”, “ELFE” or “ELMO” invoicing systems and transfers the individual items to a database.
The data are kept here for further processing and possible research/analysis. Once the data have been received, the required workflow for the invoice auditing is initiated in the relevant departments responsible for the individual costs via
Intranet and e-mail.
Following auditing and authorization of the invoices via the Intranet interface, the central accounting department is informed of the authorizations and can initiate
payment, for example – in a fully-automated process if so desired.
WorKom carries out a check for completeness, escalates as required and optionally integrates the entire bill into the invoice.
Overview on compliance of electronic invoicesFriso de Jong
Late June 2008 the CEN/ISSS eInvoice Phase II Workshop unveiled the Draft Good Practice Guidelines. The objective of this document is to reduce some of the principal areas of uncertainty and resulting inefficiencies on the e-invoicing market with one single set of good practice. These guidelines should be applicable to both businesses and tax administrations across Europe.
Introduction
Technology in the banks is presently catching up with a high level of development around the world. The gaps between the Indian banks and their counterparts in the technologically advanced countries are gradually narrowing down. The world has witnessed an information and technological revolution of late. This revolution has touched every aspect of public life including banking (Siam, 2006). Since two decades, due to an increasingly competitive, saturated and dynamic business environment, retail banks in many countries have adopted customer-driven philosophies to address the rapid and changing needs of their customers (Walker et al., 2008). Technological advances have changed the world radically, altering the manner in which individuals conduct their personal and business affairs. Over the past two decades in particular, the banking industry has invested substantial resources in bringing ICT to customers.
The banking industry is undergoing through the significant technological changes; it has several impacts on customer satisfaction and loyalty. ―It has revolutionised every industry including banking in the world by rendering faster and cost effective delivery of products and services to the customers. According to Chakrabarty, (2007) core banking solution enables banks to extend the full benefits of ATM, tele-banking, mobile banking, internet banking, card banking and other multiple delivery channels to all customers allowing banks to offer a multitude of customer-centric services on a 24x7 basis from a single location, supporting retail as well as corporate banking activities.
Now, Indian banks are investing heavily in the technologies such as branch automation and computerization, core banking, tele-banking, mobile banking (M-banking), internet banking, automated teller machine (ATMs), data warehousing etc. ICT innovations in the previous few years have changed the landscape of banks in India (Mittal and Dhingra, 2007; Kour and Kour, 2011). Today public sector and private sector banks are offering online banking services. Various alternative channels to provide easy and any where banking are properly thought of. The process of bank computerization was started since 1985 in public sector banks in India. However, some private sector banks have started computerization prior to the public sector banks in India. The banks in India are using ICT not only to improve their own internal processes but also to increase facilities and services to their customers.
Mobile Banking in 2020 - Mobile World Congress ReportNadejda Tatarciuc
Present report was presented at Mobile World Congress this year, showing the outlook for mobile banking by 2020! - how a younger world, more internet, crime, and activist governments will affect mobile banking penetration.
ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine and allows customers to access their bank accounts for cash withdrawals, check account balance and purchase pre paid mobile phone credit. It often provides one of the best possible official exchange rates for foreign travelers and also widely used for this purpose.
Studied technology involved in E-Wallets and how it helps in payment process,market place model, revenue generation of Paytm,its marketing strategy,demonitisation and its after effects.
Challenges and issues of mCommerce - ecommerce solution providerVineela Kanapala
Mobile use is increasing exponential which has given a boost to mCommerce. mCommerce is trending and growing at very rapid speed. However this faces few challenges. This presentation covers issues and challenges of mCommerce.
- What is mCommerce
- mCommerce flow
- Advantages of mCommerce
- Disadvantages of mCommerce
- Challenges of mCommerce
- Issues of mCommerce
Ref - www.ifour-consultancy.com/ecommerce-solutions.aspx
WorKom converts incoming electronic messages (e.g. invoices for gas station cards, leasing, vehicle hire, telecommunications or credit cards), assigns them to the relevant process partners in accordance with predefined rules and distributes all invoice data automatically to the right places via the Intranet.
Take telecommunications invoices from Deutsche Telekom as an example: WorKom takes data from the “Online”, “ELFE” or “ELMO” invoicing systems and transfers the individual items to a database.
The data are kept here for further processing and possible research/analysis. Once the data have been received, the required workflow for the invoice auditing is initiated in the relevant departments responsible for the individual costs via
Intranet and e-mail.
Following auditing and authorization of the invoices via the Intranet interface, the central accounting department is informed of the authorizations and can initiate
payment, for example – in a fully-automated process if so desired.
WorKom carries out a check for completeness, escalates as required and optionally integrates the entire bill into the invoice.
Overview on compliance of electronic invoicesFriso de Jong
Late June 2008 the CEN/ISSS eInvoice Phase II Workshop unveiled the Draft Good Practice Guidelines. The objective of this document is to reduce some of the principal areas of uncertainty and resulting inefficiencies on the e-invoicing market with one single set of good practice. These guidelines should be applicable to both businesses and tax administrations across Europe.
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Privacy Enhanced Electronic Cheque System
1. Privacy Enhanced
Electronic Cheque System
(PEEC)
Vijayakrishnan. P
with
Prof. Josef Pieprzyk and Dr. Hua Xiong Wang
krishnan@ics.mq.edu.au
Centre for Advanced Computing - Algorithms and Cryptography
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of Computing,
CEC2005,July2005
2. Contents
Electronic cheques
Related Work
FSTC’s eCheck
Issues in FSTC’s eCheck
Privacy Enhanced E-cheque(PEEC)
Characteristics of PEEC
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3. Electronic Cheques An overview
- Typically, E-cheques mirror Paper cheques
- A payment type for high value transactions
- Post-pay method of payment
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4. Electronic Cheques An overview
- Typically, E-cheques mirror Paper cheques
- A payment type for high value transactions
- Post-pay method of payment
Advantages
- Extra Services anonymity, unlinkability
- Multiple account draws and deposits
- Supports multiple signatures
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5. Related Work
Based on traditional paper cheques [FSTC,
NetCheque, MANDATE]
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6. Related Work
Based on traditional paper cheques [FSTC,
NetCheque, MANDATE]
Server based [NetBill, PayNow]
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7. Related Work
Based on traditional paper cheques [FSTC,
NetCheque, MANDATE]
Server based [NetBill, PayNow]
Modified version of e-Cash [Brands, Chaum]
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8. Related Work
Based on traditional paper cheques [FSTC,
NetCheque, MANDATE]
Server based [NetBill, PayNow]
Modified version of e-Cash [Brands, Chaum]
Need to revisit
- Introduction of Check 21 US federal law, Oct
2004.
- Development of FSTC’s eCheck system.
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10. FSTC eCheck Project
Backing from major financial institutions and
goverment agencies. (Around 100 members)
Electronic payment instrument for Internet.
Compatable with interactive web transactions
or e-mail.
Same legal framework as paper cheques.
Savings in transactional and processing cost.
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13. Issues with FSTC
eCheck
No data confidentiality of payer information.
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14. Issues with FSTC
eCheck
No data confidentiality of payer information.
No privacy for payer account details in an
eCheck.
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15. Issues with FSTC
eCheck
No data confidentiality of payer information.
No privacy for payer account details in an
eCheck.
Smart card security and non-repudiation of
transactional proof.
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16. Issues with FSTC
eCheck
No data confidentiality of payer information.
No privacy for payer account details in an
eCheck.
Smart card security and non-repudiation of
transactional proof.
Traceablility of transactional information. w.r.t
TTP.
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17. Issues with FSTC
eCheck
No data confidentiality of payer information.
No privacy for payer account details in an
eCheck.
Smart card security and non-repudiation of
transactional proof.
Traceablility of transactional information. w.r.t
TTP.
Smart card logging problem. [FSTC]
(http://www.echeck.org/)
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18. PEEC
A post pay method.
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19. PEEC
A post pay method.
Works with exisiting legal and finance
infrastrucutre
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20. PEEC
A post pay method.
Works with exisiting legal and finance
infrastrucutre
Provide better privacy features.
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21. PEEC
A post pay method.
Works with exisiting legal and finance
infrastrucutre
Provide better privacy features.
Protocols:
Setup phase
Registration - payer and payee
Payment
Deposit
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22. PEEC - Setup
Bank B setup
Bank B chooses primes p and q such that
|p − 1| = δ + k for a specified constant δ, and
p = γq + 1, for a specified integer γ.
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23. PEEC - Setup
Bank B setup
Bank B chooses primes p and q such that
|p − 1| = δ + k for a specified constant δ, and
p = γq + 1, for a specified integer γ.
A unique subgroup Gq of prime order q of the
∗
multiplicative group Zp and generators g0 , g1 ,
g2 of Gq are defined.
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24. PEEC - Setup
Bank B setup
Bank B chooses primes p and q such that
|p − 1| = δ + k for a specified constant δ, and
p = γq + 1, for a specified integer γ.
A unique subgroup Gq of prime order q of the
∗
multiplicative group Zp and generators g0 , g1 ,
g2 of Gq are defined.
Hash functions H(.) from a family of
collision-free hash functions are defined.
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25. PEEC - Bank
Setup. . .
Bank also generates a secret key XB ∈R Zq
X
and corresponding public keys h = g0 B ,
X
X
h1 = g1 B , h2 = g2 B .
The Bank also chooses a value n that
represents the number of PEE-cheques in a
PEE-cheque book.
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26. PEEC - Bank
Setup. . .
Bank also generates a secret key XB ∈R Zq
X
and corresponding public keys h = g0 B ,
X
X
h1 = g1 B , h2 = g2 B .
The Bank also chooses a value n that
represents the number of PEE-cheques in a
PEE-cheque book.
p, q, H(.), (g0 , g1 , g2 ) are published along with
h, h1 and h2 .
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27. PEEC - Payer and
Payee Setup
Payer U setup
Each payer U has to intitally register with the
u1
Bank B. The payer generates a public key I = g1
u
where u1 ∈ Gq such that g1 1 g2 = 1.
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28. PEEC - Payer and
Payee Setup
Payer U setup
Each payer U has to intitally register with the
u1
Bank B. The payer generates a public key I = g1
u
where u1 ∈ Gq such that g1 1 g2 = 1.
Payee M setup
Similar to the payer, each payee M intitally register with the Bank B to obtain a certified public key
XP
P = g1 where XP ∈ Gq .
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29. PEEC - Registration
Protocol
Payer U
Bank B
I
u
I = g1 1
→
k, [k1 , k2 , .kj ., kn ], t ∈R Zq
′
∀ n: Ei = H(Ig bact g i )
′
∀ n: SE ′ = Ei XB + kj mod q
i
t
y = g1 ; Y = Iy
SY = Y XB + k2 mod q
Y,SY ,y,t,
←
′
′
[Ei ,...,Ei+n ],
←
[S ′ ,...,S ′
E
i
E
←
]
i+n
VerifySign(SY ′ )
∀ n: VerifySign(SE ′ )
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30. PEEC - Payment
Protocol
Payer U
Payee M
{amt,d/t,M N ame}S
←
M
s, w ∈R Zq
u
A = Y s ; A1 = g1 1 s , A2 = y s
O = H(d/t||M N ame||amt)
r = u1 s2 t − O.u1 .s
′
r = r.s
′
r ,A1 ,A2 ,A,O
→
′
Ei ,S ′ ,Y,SY ,SU ′
E
i
E
→
i
′
O = H(d/t||M N ame||amt)
?
VerifySign(SY ) ; A = A1 A2
?
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′
′
A = Cheque r
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1
Privacy Enhanced Electronic
31. PEEC - Deposit
Protocol
Payee M
Bank B
k3 ∈R Zq
SMO′ = O′ XM + k3 mod q
amt,d/t,M N ame,O
′
→
SMO′ ,r ′ ,SY ,Y,
→
′
SIE ′ ,Ei ,A,A1 ,A2
i
→
O′′ = H(d/t||M N ame||amt)
?
?
O′′ = O′ = O
VerifySign(SY ), VerifySign(SIE ′ )
i
VerifySign(SMOrder′ )
?
VerifySign(SY ) ; A = A1 A2
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(I, bact, i) = ObtainIdbasenum(Y )
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32. PEEC Characteristics
Security
(a) There exists no polynomial-time algorithm to
solve the discrete log problem,
(b) Schnorr signatures are unforgeable and
(c) Hash functions are cryptographically secure.
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33. PEEC Characteristics
Security
(a) There exists no polynomial-time algorithm to
solve the discrete log problem,
(b) Schnorr signatures are unforgeable and
(c) Hash functions are cryptographically secure.
Privacy
- The payer’s identity remains protected by an anonymous identity.
- No communication with the bank to create an anonymous identity A
- There is a provable linkage between the original identity and the anonymous identity.
- The anonymous identity is guaranteed to be secure as long as the linkage value t remains known only to the payer and the bank.
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34. PEEC Characteristics
Authentication
- Based on public key verification.
- The proof for anonymous identity is essential a Schnorr identification protocol in a
non-interactive setting.
- From Schnorr identification and the payer’s signature on the PEE-cheque presented to
the payee, authentication of the payer is guaranteed.
- The Bank authenticates the payee by verifying the digital signature on the Order′ that
is sent by the payee during the deposit protocol.
- The authentication of the payee towards the payer and the bank is based on verification
of the payee’s public key identity M.
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35. PEEC Characteristics
Authentication
- Based on public key verification.
- The proof for anonymous identity is essential a Schnorr identification protocol in a
non-interactive setting.
- From Schnorr identification and the payer’s signature on the PEE-cheque presented to
the payee, authentication of the payer is guaranteed.
- The Bank authenticates the payee by verifying the digital signature on the Order′ that
is sent by the payee during the deposit protocol.
- The authentication of the payee towards the payer and the bank is based on verification
of the payee’s public key identity M.
Unforgeability
- Every e-cheque created by the bank uses a cryptographically secure hash function with
inputs, payer’s identity I, payer’s unique bank account (bact) and a unique e-cheque
number generated by the bank (i).
- The e-cheque is digitally signed.
- For a e-cheque to be forgeable by the payer, the payer must be able to forge the digital
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36. PEEC - Extension
Multiple Payers and Payees.
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37. PEEC - Extension
Multiple Payers and Payees.
Multiple Account withdraws and deposits.
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38. PEEC - Extension
Multiple Payers and Payees.
Multiple Account withdraws and deposits.
Mobile payments.
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39. PEEC - Extension
Multiple Payers and Payees.
Multiple Account withdraws and deposits.
Mobile payments.
Point of sale payments.
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