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Title: Point


1
Point PayMobile Electronic Wallet
  • Presentation by
  • Dalal Elmahdy
  • Jason Juneau

2
Agenda
  • What is Point Pay?
  • Key Players
  • How it works
  • Examples
  • Benefits
  • Conclusion

3
What is Point Pay?
  • Smart cards not as effective as hoped
  • Payment from a mobile device
  • Transactions
  • From credit and debit to chequing account
  • PDA, Cell phone, Ir Deviceto POS terminal
  • Store e-receipts andsynchronize with
    PCsbookkeeping software

What it is
4
Key Players
  • IrDAs IrFM
  • Mobile Electronic Transaction Forum
  • Bluetooth Short Range Financial Transaction Study
    Group
  • National Retail Federations Association for
    Retail Technology Standards

Key Players
5
How it Works - Radio Frequency
  • No line of sight
  • Non-metal barriers (furniture/walls) not a
    problem
  • Initiated by devices themselves
  • Not as common

How it Works
6
Esso Speedpass
  • Uses RF
  • Free
  • Marketing
  • Receive extra Esso points
  • Entered into contests

How it Works
7
Esso Speedpass
  • No credit info transmitted
  • 2-part transaction validation
  • Validates Speedpass device, not user
  • Security Issues
  • No PIN or authentication
  • No signature
  • More authentication to cancel than to use

How it Works
8
How it Works - Infrared
  • Oldest wireless technology
  • Not competing with RF
  • Can be used in hospitals, airports
  • Inherent Security
  • Requires direct line of sight
  • Readily available hardware
  • IrFM accommodates 200 million devices
  • 5x faster
  • 5x less power
  • 10x less expensive

How it Works
9
IrFM v1.0 Unveiled!
  • Approved v1.0 in Dec. 2002
  • Standards already implemented
  • Existing financial services infrastructures
  • Official introduction at ARTS booth at NRF Show,
    NYC, Jan. 2003
  • Built on Harex/ZOOP test in South Korea

How it Works
10
ZOOP and U of SC
  • ZOOP Korean PP
  • Universal Mobile Payment Service (UMPS)
  • Positioned as world leader in implementation on
    mobile phones
  • Success in city of Seongnam (South Korea)

How it Works
11
ZOOP and U of SC
  • First testing ground in U.S.
  • ZOOP Ir receiver is 30
  • Bookstore first, then
  • Dining venues
  • Residence buildings
  • Library card
  • Reduces congestion, improves services
  • Homogeneous system

How it Works
12
Marketing
  • Everyone who makes purchases
  • Inform the masses
  • No charge for service
  • Loyalty incentives
  • Emphasis on benefits
  • Ease of Use
  • Convenience

Marketing Money
13
Making Money
  • Software applications
  • Devices
  • Backbone system
  • Database
  • Integration
  • Usage
  • Like VISA

Marketing Money
14
Consumer Benefits
  • Convenient
  • Economic
  • Secure
  • Universal

Benefits
15
Business Benefits
  • Card Companies
  • Wireless Service Providers
  • Mobile Phone companies
  • Merchants
  • Financial Institutions

Cash 22
Cheques 57
Credit 16
Debit/ATM 5
Benefits
16
Where is it being used?
  • Currently
  • Toll booths
  • Parking lots/meters
  • Fuel stations
  • USC Campus stores
  • Vending machines
  • Future
  • Credit and debit card companies
  • Banks
  • Retailers
  • Shops
  • Public transit

Conclusion
17
Summary
Conclusion
18
References
  • 3G Co. Wireless Phones Credit Card Fraud
    Boost February 5, 2003. Online. Internet.
    http//www.3g.co.uk/PR/November2002/4454.htm
  • CardTrack. Future Payments February 19, 2003.
    Online. Internet. http//www.cardweb.com/cardtr
    ak/pastissues/oct02.html
  • Carson, K.M. Point and Shoot! February 20,
    2003. Online. Internet. http//retailsystemsres
    eller.com/archive/Aug01/Aug01_2.shtml
  • Esso. Esso Imperial Oil Website February 20,
    2003. Online. Internet. http//www.esso.ca/
  • Godwin-Jones, B. Emerging Technologies
    Wireless Networks. February 20, 2003. Online.
    Internet. http//llt.msu.edu/vol6num1/emerging/de
    fault.html
  • Gore, D. USC Tests Korean Company's "Point and
    Pay" Mobile Phone Service February 19, 2003.
    Online. Internet. http//www.marshall.usc.edu/We
    b/Press.cfm?doc_id4171
  • Harex InfoTech. Website. February 19, 2003.
    Online. Internet. http//www.mzoop.com/
  • Immtec, Inc. mewallet-Mobile Electronic Wallet
    from Immtec February 20, 2003. Online.
    Internet. http//www.mewallet.com/mewallet_module
    s.htm
  • Infrared Data Associations. Creating an
    End-to-End Digital Payment System. February 24,
    2003. Online. Internet. http//www.irda.org/FMP
    AY/FM_Whitepaper.pdf
  • Infrared Data Associations. Harex InfoTech,
    Inc. Adapting Handspring Treo for its wireless
    mobile payments trial at the University of
    Southern California February 20, 2003. Online.
    Internet. http//www.irda.org/news/Harex_Handspr
    ing.pdf
  • Infrared Data Associations. IrDA Webpage.
    February 22, 2003. Online. Internet.
    http//www.irda.org/
  • Long, M. IrDA Releases Wireless 'Point Pay'
    Standard February 12, 2003. Online. Internet.
    http//www.e-insite.net/index.asp?layoutarticle
    articleidCA195178
  • McommerceTimes. Wireless Point and Pay?
    February 3, 2003. Online. Internet.
    http//www.mcommercetimes.com/Technology/296
  • Peretz, M.A. Wireless Payment Solution on USC
    Campus Uses Treo February 19, 2003. Online.
    Internet. http//www.allnetdevices.com/wireless/n
    ews/2002/09/26/wireless_payment.html
  • Sundgot, J. Point-and-pay with IrFM February
    18, 2003. Online. Internet. http//www.infosync
    .no/news/2002/n/2868.html
  • Zayels, J. Point And Shoot The Future Of
    Wireless Payment Technologies February 20,
    2003. Online. Internet. http//www.webtrendsolu
    tions.com/guestarticle32.htm
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