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Title: MOBILE PAYMENT SERVICE: A WEB SERVICES APPLICATION Presented


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MOBILE PAYMENT SERVICE A WEB SERVICES
APPLICATION
Presented By-Sandeep PuthanPurayilRajeev
Girdhar
2
Introduction
  • Mobile Services
  • Market for Internet Sevice Providers, Content
    Providers and M-Commerce Solution Providers.
  • Growth of M-Commerce depends on Mobile Payment
    Services.
  • Mobile Payment Services are one of many
    necessary support services for development of
    next generation services.

3
Mobile Communication Services
  • SMS Short Messaging Service
  • WAP Wireless Application Protocol
  • USSD Unstructured Supplementary Services Data
  • Broadcast
  • ToolKit

4
Mobile Platforms
  • Symbian Based on Psions EPOC Operating system.
    Modular 32-bit Multitasking Operating System.
    Especially designed for smart phones and
    Communicators.
  • Series 60 Platform designed for Symbian OS.
    Supports Mobile Browsing, Multimedia Messaging
    Service (MMS) and Content Downloading
  • Wysdom

5
Mobile Payment
  • Mobile Payment Principles
  • Actors within a Mobile Payment System

6
Characterising Mobile Payment
  • Transaction Type
  • -- Pay Per View
  • -- Pay Per Event
  • -- Pay Per Unit
  • -- Flat Rate
  • Settlement Type
  • -- Pre-Paid
  • -- Post-Paid
  • Content Type
  • -- Digital Goods,Digital Services,Voting,
    Ticketing
  • Content Value
  • -- MicroPayments
  • -- MacroPayments

7
Payment Scenarios
  • Content Download

8
Payment Scenarios
  • Point of Sale

9
Generic Operations in Mobile Payment
  • Interaction between the Parties Involved

10
Mobile Payment Standards
  • Mobile Payment Services Association Orange,
    Telefonica Mobiles, Deutsche Telekom, unit
    T-Mobile International and Vodafone.
  • PayCircle to develop uniform application
    programming interfaces for payment systems based
    on Internet Languages.
  • OSA / Parlay Merged standard derived from OSA
    and Parlay. simplify application development for
    fixed and mobile networks and open up to a larger
    development community.
  • Proprietary Interfaces

11
Mobile Payment
  • Financial Institutions - Various methods are used
    to authenticate the payment transaction.
  • Reverse-Charge/Billed SMS - Enables consumers to
    use SMS text messaging to anonymously pay for
    access to digital entertainment and content.
  • Vodafone m-pay - you to bill users directly on
    their mobile phone bill.
  • MobiPay - A pilot scheme for mobile payments.
  • Iti-Achat -Consumers can pay for goods by
    insertinfg their bank card into the external slot
    in their mobile handset
  • Pay Box

12
Mobile Payment
  • Mobile Payment Proximity
  • Smart Cards
  • EMV
  • Mobile Wallet- Micropayments
  • Mobile Wallet- Wireless Technologies
  • FrameWork Design
  • Web Services
  • XML
  • SOAP
  • WSDL
  • UDDI

13
A Web Services Framework
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Web Services Framework
  • Registration Web Service

15
Web Services Framework
  • Charging Web Service
  • Client and Session Identification

16
Implementation of Mobile Payment
  • Systems
  • Implementation Environment and Tools
  • Programming Languages
  • Apaches Axis
  • Apache Tomcat Server
  • J2ME Wireless Toolkit
  • Kannel SMS Gateway

17
Framework Implementation
  • 3 modes of Payment-
  • Operator Billing payment method
  • Credit card payment method
  • Reverse SMS payment method

18
Real Mobile Network Payment System
  • Mobile Client-HTML and WML Browser
  • Content Provider- Java Servlet Application
  • Payment Service Provider - Asynchronous
    Authorisation

19
Conclusion
  • The proposed design and framework of a Web
    services does not provide a complete solution
  • Suggests an open, extensible and interoperable

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