Cybercash 130222130455 Phpapp02
Cybercash 130222130455 Phpapp02
Cybercash 130222130455 Phpapp02
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Definition
Registered trademark of CyberCash Corp. which offers
secure means through which credit card information can be
exchanged over internet. Cyber cash permits online payments
without the fear of cyber fraud, expensive credit card approval
equipment, and dedicational telephone lines.
Features of Cybercash
Secure Internet credit card (macro-level) transactions since
April 1995.
Thousands of transactions processed daily.
Over 500,000 CyberCash Customer-Wallets in the distribution
channel, including CyberCash, Checkfree, and Compuserve
wallets.
Connected to 80% of the banks in the U.S
CyberCoin-- The CyberCoin service enables small cash
payments for instantaneous electronic delivery of information,
products and services.
Advantages:
CyberCash uses strong encryption for transporting payment
information.
They claim to be the only Internet payment company granted
an export license to use RSA's 786 bit encryption algorithm.
The Merchant does not see the buyer's credit card number.
Merchants do not have a waiting period for receiving payment, as
with First Virtual. The merchant's bank account is credited within
in the normal time frame for credit card transactions.
Disadvantages:
Potential buyers and merchants must both install extra software
in order to use the system. This makes the system harder to use
for people with little computer experience.
Merchants need to have an account with an acquiring bank that
accepts CyberCash Secure Internet Payments.
Players
Merchant: The first player is the merchant, the organization that
wants to sell products online.
Acquiring Financial Institution: This is the bank where the
Merchant has set up a merchant account and hopes lots of money
will eventually be deposited.
CyberCash: This organization functions as a gateway.
CyberCash facilitates credit card transactions by interacting with
other organizations to handle credit card authorizations and
captures.
Cardholder Financial Institution: This organization issues the
credit card to the consumer and maintains the account from
which funds will be deducted if the transaction succeeds.
Third-Party Processor: Banks that often outsource various
merchant services to a separate company. This organization may
handle services such as settlement, billing, authorization, and
reporting. There may or may not be a third-party processor
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Consumers Benefits:
Sources
http://www.tml.tkk.fi/Studies/Tik-110.350/19
97/Ecommerce/sips_4.html
http://www.virtualschool.edu/mon/Electronic
Property/klamond/Cyberpmt.htm
http://www.keenertech.com/articles/2006/09/0
9/credit_cards_and_cybercash
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