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E-payments
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E-payments: payments made online“Best practices” used by merchants when
conducting credit card transactions:implementing a firewallusing encryption and antivirus softwareincorporating intercompany security
practices
Electronic Payment Methods
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Electronic payment cards (credit, debit, charge)
Virtual credit cardsE-wallets (or e-purses)Smart cardsElectronic cash (several variations)Wireless paymentsStored-value card paymentsLoyalty cardsPerson-to-person payment methods
E-payments for B2B
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Electronic checksPurchasing cardsElectronic funds transfer (EFT)Electronic benefits transfer (EBT) Other
innovative methods, including e-lines of credit
Five parties involved in e-payments:
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1. Customer/payer/buyer2. Merchant/payee/seller3. Issuer4. Regulator5. Automated Clearing House (ACH)
Automated Clearing House (ACH): Electronic network that connects all U.S. financial institutions for the purpose of making funds transfers
Characteristics of successful Characteristics of successful e-payment methodse-payment methods
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IndependenceInteroperability and portabilityتبادلية SecurityAnonymity الهوية إخفاءEase of use
Security for Electronic Payments
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Standards for e-payments—it is necessary to have generally accepted protocols SSL (Secure Socket Layer )SET (Secure Electronic Transaction )
Electronic Cards and Smart Cards
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Payment card: Electronic card that contains information that can be used for payment purposesCredit cardsCharge cardsDebit cards
Electronic Wallets
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Electronic wallet (e-wallet): A software component in which a user stores credit card numbers and other personal information; when shopping online, the user simply clicks the e-wallet to automatically fill in information needed to make a purchase
Smart card
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Smart card: An electronic card containing an embedded microchip that enables predefined operations or the addition, deletion, or manipulation of information on the card
E-Cash
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E-cash: The digital equivalent of paper currency and coins, which enables secure and anonymous purchase of low-priced items
E-Checking
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E-check: The electronic version or representation of a paper checkEliminate the need for expensive
process reengineering and taking advantage of the banking industry
Can be used by all bank customers who have checking accounts
B2B Electronic Payments
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Financial supply chains (FSC)FSC parallels the physical supply chainFollows a buyer’s transaction activities
related to cash flow, which start with a purchase order and end in settlement with the seller
Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment
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E-billing: paying bills online
•Presentment: The presentation and hosting on a specialized Web server of information that is typically printed on a bill
E-billing
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Advantages of e-billingFor the billing firm:
Reduction in expensesEnables better customer serviceElectronic ad inserts can be customized
For the customer:Reduces customer’s expensesSimplifies and centralizes payment processing and
provides better record keepingCustomers review and pay bills at virtually any time,
giving them direct control over the timing of the payment