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E Wallet
E Wallet
I, March 2012
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around 25% per year and growth has been much higher
wallet security.
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Credit card
Traditionally, a customer sees a product, examines it,
user can pay off the entire credit card balance or pay a
B. Debit card
account.
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C. Charge card
Carries no spending limit, and the entire amount
through
wireless
technology.
Most
common
IV. E-wallet
[2].
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that wallet. Anyone can open a wallet that does not use
credit-card
our needs.
order
process,
many
companies
are
B. E-wallet security
By
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encrypting
(making
unintelligible)
the
C. Backup
Unlimited transfers.
World
available.
Ventures-branded
prepaid
MasterCard
V. TECHNOLOGY IN E-WALLET
numbers.
account.
E-wallet.
data
is
not
changed
during
the
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transactions.
A.Secure
Socket Layer(SSL)
IX. REFERENCES
[1]
Wesley, 1997
also
[2]
permits
Online reference
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_wallet
press, 1997
electronic
Security, 2006(10),pp:9-11.
systems.
Until
recently,
SSL
provided
services
commerce
safety
mechanism,
Netinfo
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