A contact smart card in e-Payment
Jasmine Eliza Syaima Hakiki NIM: 2301952893
Making transactions in an e-commerce today often uses electronic payments or e-payments. E-payment is a type of payment that uses Information and Communication Technology(ICT) and e-payment itself has facilitated business processes by reducing transaction costs and labor or labor costs. Working in a process that is more environmentally friendly and saves more time than doing transactions manually, it helps the company or organization to expand. market reach. Some types of e-payment are micropayments, e-wallets, e-cash, e-check, first virtual smartcard-based e-payment. Then there is the newly developed e-payment system that is into electronic money or e-money, where the payer system an is not in the amount of balance from the owner is the same. It is like owning cash but the value of the money has been converted into electronic form. Smart card is a physical card that has a chip that is embedded and useful as a sign of security,smart cards themselves are usually the same size as a SIM or credit card and can be used as a security card. It is made of PVC, ABC or polycarbonate material so that it is more durable and stronger. These smart cards are connected to the reader either through direct contact known as chips and dip or can be through connectivity standards such as radio-frequency identification. (RFID) or near-field communication (NFC). Smart cards can provide identification, authentication, data storage, as well as application processing. In addition,smart cards can also provide strong security authentication for single sign-on (SSO) in large organizations. Howmany types of smart cards are contact smart cards, contactless smart cards,and dual-interface cards. Contact smart card is usually found in credit cards,contactless smart cards conanyway, namely the use of e-money cards such as flazz, brizzi,and others that are quite close to the machine. Reader. Then there is a dual-interface card or can be referred to as a hybridcard that can be both (contact and contactless). The benefits of using smart cards in e-payment are, to provide a sense of security and comfortin financial-related activities, easier to carry and use, and securely and It is easier to store personal information data rather than having to fill out forms, facilitate the process of transasksi payern and others.
Reference
Finkenzeller, K. RFID Handbook: Fundamentals and Application in Contactless Smart Card and Identification, Second Edition, John Willey, and Sons Ltd. Munich. 2003.