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Mobile payments, e-cash and keitai credit
Comprehensive overview of mobile payment services in Japan, mobile money and mobile credit.
Version 16 of October 17, 2008
approx. 227 pages, 30 Figures, 106 Photos, 7 Tables, pdf-format, 7.4 Mbyte
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Version 16 of October 17, 2008
approx. 227 pages, 30 Figures, 106 Photos, 7 Tables, pdf-format, 7.4 Mbyte
[BUY and DOWNLOAD] Single copy license: US$ 2375| [info]|[Sample pages]
18. i-Mode, wallet phones and mobile payments:
18.1 What are wallet phones?
Wallet phones are i-Mode, or EZweb or SoftBank/Yahoo-Mobile phones with a Felica chip integrated into the phone, where the Felica Chip can communicate securely via radio nearfield link with a reader/writer and also with a JAVA application within the mobile phone.
18.2 What type of functions can a wallet phone do?
Wallet phones can be used as train tickets, cinema tickets, for electronic cash payments, point reward cards, membership cards, for credit card payments and more. For a detailed report, download our wallet phone report or our mobile payment report, or our SUICA report.
18.3 When I have a wallet phone, can it contain many types of electronic money, or just one single type?
A wallet phone can contain many different types of electronic money, and several credit cards at the same time.
18.4 When I have a wallet phone containing different types of electronic money, how do I determined which money is used for payment?
When we use a wallet phone for payment which contains different types of e-money, and if the cash register can also accept different types of money, than the account/e-money used for a particular purchase is typed into the cash register by the cashier.