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Projects and Systems

Electronic Commerce and Security Frameworks

European Union's ACTS Project SEMPER -- Secure Electronic Marketplace for Europe
Microsoft Internet Security Framework
SunSoft Java Electronic Commerce Framework

Payment Systems

Untraceable payment protocols by Stefan Brands
CAFE: ESPRIT Project funded by the European Union. Untraceable electronic offline payment system (electronic cash)
CyberCash: An Application Level Internet Payment Syntax (Donald E. Eastlake 3rd, 07/07/1995) and CyberCash Credit Card Protocol Version 0.8 (Brian Boesch, Steve Crocker, Magdalena Yesil, 07/8/1995)
DigiCash's ecash and a real-world application of it.
First Virtual: Almost straightforward crypto-less implementation of a credit card system via Internet. The Green Commerce Model (L. Stein, E. Stefferud, N. Borenstein, 06/20/1995) and The application/green-commerce MIME Content-type (N. Borenstein, M. Rose, 06/20/1995).
GC Tech (or try here, and here is an interesting paper from GC Tech)
IBM's Internet Keyed Payment (iKP) System:
LETSystems
Cypherpunk's Magic Money
Millicent (electronic microcommerce)
Mondex: Transferable offline payment system based on smartcards.
The NetBill Electronic Commerce Project (CMU), which received support by VISA (press release)
Neuman's NetCheque System (NB: This is the ''Proxy-Based'' payment system without anonymity; the system with anonymity is called NetCash)
NetChex
Netscape's Credit card payment applications over the internet
Open Market's payment system (PS)
Wenbo Mao (Hewlett Packard): A Secure, Cheap and Exportable/Importable Method for Internet Electronic Payments
Netscape's Secure Courier
Secure Electronic Transactions, draft standard for credit-card payments, proposed by Mastercard and VISA. Supersedes the earlier proposals STT (by VISA, Microsoft) and SEPP (by Mastercard, CyberCash, GTE, IBM, Netscape). (there is the set-discuss@commerce.net mailing list for discussion on SET [ archive])
Integrated Circuit Card Specifications for Payment Systems and Integrated Circuit Card Terminal Specifications for Payment Systems (commonly known as EMV specifications) by Europay, MasterCard and Visa
Bibliography on current Electronic Purse Schemes (by Leo Van Hove)
Electronic Payment Schemes, a commented list of proposals maintained by Phillip M. Hallam-Baker, World Wide Web Consortium (local copy)

Consortia and Related Projects

CommerceNet
Stanford University Digital Libraries Project
Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC),"a consortium of financial services providers, national laboratories, universities, and government agencies who sponsor and participate in non-competitive collaborative research and development on interbank technical projects." Of particular interest are the Electronic Check Project and the Electronic Commerce Project.
SEMPER -- Secure Electronic Marketplace for Europe
Univ. St Gallen: Electronic Markets and TeleCounter Electronic Banking
IETF Working Group
- Mailing List
- Proposed Charter

Marketplaces

Internet Shopping Network
NetMarket: Small scale project, similar to CommerceNet, but really commercial. Based on PGP and Mosaic/Netscape.
Open Market
MarketNet - The Electronic Marketplace

Related Systems

Digital Notary System (Surety Technologies)

Already offered services via Internet

Commercial Services, e.g.,
- EUnet and EUnet Germany
Electronic Storefronts
Internet Business Center
Open Market's Internet Index provides statistics on Internet

Intellectual property rights

Intellectual Property and the National Information Infrastructure
Fenwick & West has articles about Software Distribution, Licensing and intellectual properties
Betsi (Bellcore's Trusted Software Integrity System), a secure software certification service
Report on Digital Rights Management Technologies for the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organizations

Collections of Pointers

Stanford University's Yahoo
- Business
- Electronic Commerce
GNN
EInet
- Electronic Commerce
Brad Cox's Coalition for Electronic Markets
Thomas Ho's favorite Electronic Commerce WWW resources
Network Payment Mechanisms and Digital Cash (Michael Peirce)
HERMES, a research project on the commercial uses of the World Wide Web
Institute for Finance and Banking at the University of Göttingen: Money and Payment Systems
Electronic Payment Schemes, a commented list of proposals maintained by Phillip M. Hallam-Baker, World Wide Web Consortium

Miscellaneous

Financial Institutes on the Internet

Mailing Lists

WWW-SECURITY@nsmx.rutgers.edu, discussing security within the World Wide Web; promoting the development of Internet standards for WWW security; supporting the implementation of such standards. (archive)
WWW-BUYINFO@allegra.att.com, discussing what the name suggests. (archive)
E-PAYMENT@cc.bellcore.com, discussing payment protocols based on cryptography and on-line authorization, in particular iKP and similar protocols. (announced archive)
IETF-PAYMENTS@cc.bellcore.com, as a forum for the proposed IETF working group on secure internet payment protocols. For subscription send message with contents SUBSCRIBE IETF-PAYMENTS to MAJORDOMO@CC.BELLCORE.COM.
There are several mailing lists operated by working groups of CommerceNet. You must be a member to join these lists.