Definitions
An E-purse is an electronic device or instrument for the loading/storage, management
and access to/spending of digital values that can be used as a means of payment.
If the digital values on the E-purse are accepted by many parties, especially other parties
than the issuer, they can constitute E-money. |
This is the first page of a collection of links and references on electronic purses and related
issues (see Definitions on the left hand side).
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Amano, T. : E-money - big, and getting bigger in Japan
Japan Real Time – WSJ, 23 July 2010 details...
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Finextra : Hong Kong's Octopus under fire for selling customer data
Finextra news release, 28 July 2010 details...
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Ogden, N. : It works over there so why not over here?
Finextra blog post, 28 July 2010 details...
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