EP0972275A2 - Utilisation de services bancaires grace a un systeme radioelectrique numerique a cellules - Google Patents

Utilisation de services bancaires grace a un systeme radioelectrique numerique a cellules

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EP0972275A2
EP0972275A2 EP98910763A EP98910763A EP0972275A2 EP 0972275 A2 EP0972275 A2 EP 0972275A2 EP 98910763 A EP98910763 A EP 98910763A EP 98910763 A EP98910763 A EP 98910763A EP 0972275 A2 EP0972275 A2 EP 0972275A2
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banking
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Seppo Ensio Lahti
Sami Pekka Telama
Petri Juhani Larjava
Sirpa Marja-Terttu Liukkonen
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  • the invention relates in general to the utilization of data communications facilities offered by a digital cellular radio system.
  • the invention relates to the utilization of short message type data communications in order to provide banking services to the users of cellular radio system terminals.
  • a customer who has access to a computer and a modem may establish a data communications connection between his and the bank's computer and use normal banking services, e.g. view the balance and the latest transactions on an account or pay a bill.
  • the connection between the user's and the bank's computer is then a telephone connection realised through wires in a conventional telephone network or at least partly through radio waves in a mobile telephone system.
  • Users, whose only communications device is a phone are also offered some banking services.
  • the bank or a telephone network operator authorized by the bank maintains a so-called tone service equipment which responds to dual tone multifrequency (DTMF) signals sent by the user's telephone apparatus that correspond to keystrokes.
  • DTMF dual tone multifrequency
  • the tone service equipment In response to DTMF signal sequences entered by the user the tone service equipment produces transaction commands which it sends to the bank's central computer so that desired transactions be directed to the user's account.
  • the tone service equipment may also play via the telephone connection voice messages to the user which it reads from the memory or produces by means of a speech synthesizer, based on the responses sent by the bank's central computer.
  • Prior-art methods for remotely using banking services have some disadvantages.
  • a computer and a modem are relatively expensive items to purchase, so they are not suitable to all users.
  • the user of a telephone banking system has to key in long sequences of digits, especially when paying bills, without seeing them on a display so that the possibility of an input error is high.
  • As the data communications requires a continuous telephone connection, for which the network operator usually charges on the basis of the connection time used, input errors and/or the use of more complex services increase the costs of the services used.
  • An object of this invention is to provide a novel method for providing banking services to users independent of time and place.
  • a particular object of the invention is that the method according to it is easy to use.
  • An additional object of the invention is to provide a system that realizes the method. The objects of the invention are achieved by transferring the banking services related data between the user and the bank in both directions in short message type messages of a digital cellular radio system.
  • a first short message is transferred from the user's terminal via a cellular radio network to a short message service center
  • said first reply is included in a second short message which is sent from the user interface server via the short message service center and cellular radio network to the user's terminal.
  • the invention is also directed to a system to realize the method described above.
  • the system according to the invention is characterized in that it comprises
  • SMS short message service
  • the user creates on his terminal a short message which conforms to a certain syntax and includes in it the information required by the banking service requested by the user.
  • the cellular radio system transfers the short message in a known manner to a short message service center wherefrom it is further transferred to a user interface server provided by the bank especially for this purpose and therefrom to other computers of the bank to carry out the service requested by the user.
  • the reply message in which the bank gives the information requested and/or acknowledges that the transaction requested by the user has been completed is also transferred as a short message from the bank's computers via the user interface server to the short message service center and therefrom via the cellular radio system in a known manner to the terminal.
  • the invention does not require that the exchange of messages always occur initiated by the user; in some service types, the bank or another party taking part in the payments traffic may start the procedure by sending a short message to which the user can respond by sending a reply message.
  • some services advantageously require more than one two-way transmission and/or reply message, i.e. the invention does not limit the number of short messages required to use a service.
  • a user interface server maintained by the bank or another party authorized by the bank makes the adaptations needed if short message service centers maintained by different network operators require different communication protocols.
  • the bank has a so-called self service unit, or a special computer to realize security functions and other such features which are common to all self service type services offered to customers.
  • the user interface server in the short message service makes the necessary protocol conversions between the communication protocols used by the short message service centers and the self service unit.
  • the self service unit communicates with the bank's main computers that maintain databases containing the customer account data, among other things.
  • the self service unit may also communicate with computers of other parties that may be requested to send information to a short message service user. Such a party could be e.g. a credit card company.
  • Creating, editing and reading of short messages are carried out on the display of the terminal, which makes the method according to the invention clear and easy to use compared to entering digit sequences by means of phone keypad keys only.
  • the short message services already exist in modern mobile phones of digital cellular radio systems, so that the owner of a suitable phone need not make any new purchases in order to be able to use the method according to the invention.
  • network operators charge a fixed sum for the transfer of a short message, so the amount of data entered for a transaction or the time used for creating a message or for viewing the information sent by the bank do not affect the costs paid by the user.
  • Short messages are transferred in the form of signalling and do not require a continuous telephone connection between the terminal and a base station; short messages can also be transferred during a call.
  • a short message is usually delivered error-free even if the conditions are bad, because a disconnection caused by a momentary disturbance, shadow region or switching-off of the phone will not destroy the data but it remains waiting for better transmission conditions.
  • Fig. 1 shows the system according to the invention
  • Fig. 2 shows the method according to the invention being used for balance inquiry
  • Fig. 3 shows the method according to the invention being used for payment of a bill.
  • a mobile phone 10 may operate either in the network 11 of operator A or in the network 12 of operator B.
  • Networks 11 and 12 are digital cellular radio systems, e.g. GSM (Global System for Mobile telecommunications) systems, which are regulated by the standards drawn up for the system.
  • GSM Global System for Mobile telecommunications
  • the standards of the systems include the so-called short message service, i.e. the transfer of relatively short character string type messages between apparatus in the system.
  • the maximum length of a short message, or SMS message is 160 characters.
  • the system transfers a header part for each message containing, among other things, the sender and receiver information.
  • the GSM system does not specify in detail the operation of a short message service center responsible for the collection and distribution of short messages, which has led to that the short message service centers of different operators or at least the interfaces to them may function in a slightly different manner.
  • a short message service center responsible for the collection and distribution of short messages
  • both operators maintain short message service centers 13, 14 (SMSC) of their own.
  • the bank's computer equipment 15 consists of a user interface server 16, self service unit 17, and a banking application computer 18.
  • the user interface server 16 is typically a powerful data communications server or the like
  • the self service unit 17 is typically a so-called minicomputer or the like
  • the banking application computer 18 is typically a so-called mainframe computer or the like.
  • the self service unit 17 and its connection to the banking application computer 18 are known e.g. from so-called PC banking services.
  • the PC banking service customers 19 may communicate direct with the self service unit if the service uses the VT100 or 3270 emulation or another suitable terminal emulation.
  • the connection between the self service unit 17 and the user interface server 16 is preferably a TCP/IP socket connection or an X.25 connection, both known from the prior art.
  • the short message service centers 13 and 14 of both operators A and B communicate with the user interface server 16 across a known public X.25 network.
  • the invention does not require a standard interface between the short message service centers and the user interface server but many different adapters can be installed in the latter in order to realize data communication with different short message service centers.
  • the self service unit 17 communicates in a known manner with a computer at a credit card company 20. This link is intended to be used in conjunction with credit card inquiries, i.e. the self service unit 17 may send to the computer of the credit card company 20 a customer code and the latter will respond by sending that customer's payment transaction data from a predetermined time period.
  • Fig. 2 shows an advantageous procedure to realize a balance inquiry in the system according to Fig. 1.
  • the user creates on his terminal a short message that includes the information needed for identifying the user and a command part on the basis of which the message can be interpreted to mean a balance inquiry.
  • the short message must conform to a predetermined syntax for a computer to be able to process it.
  • An advantageous short message syntax is for example
  • AAAAAAXXXXT AAAAAAXXXXT
  • XXXX stands for the user's four-character password
  • T is a one-character command part.
  • AAAAAA represents the user's six-character username
  • XXXX stands for the user's four-character password
  • T is a one-character command part.
  • the command part may comprise e.g. a character or a word starting with that character because for many users it is easier to memorize whole words than single characters.
  • the user need not include his mobile phone number in the short message as it is automatically transferred in the header part of the short message.
  • step 22 the user sends a short message which is taken to a base station of the cellular radio system, thence to a mobile switching center, further to a short message service center, and finally to the bank's user interface server which is the receiver of the short message.
  • the receiver is indicated in the sending of the short message by keying in the code for the receiver.
  • the bank reserves from all operators offering the short message service one and the same code for the service according to the invention, lest the user need to use different codes depending on whose network he is in.
  • Step 22 includes all the known steps by means of which the cellular radio system attempts to guarantee the delivery of the short message in all circumstances. If, for example, the sender's terminal is momentarily in a shadow region and cannot establish a good signalling connection with any base station, the short message is stored in the terminal's memory and retransmission will be attempted at regular intervals until the transmission succeeds.
  • step 23 the user interface server forwards the balance inquiry included in the short message to the bank's self service unit which verifies that the username and password in the message match and that the user identified by the username is authorized to use the short message service according to the invention.
  • the self service unit adds to the balance inquiry the user's primary account number if the inquiry did not include an account number.
  • step 24 the self service unit delivers in a known manner a database-language balance inquiry to a banking application computer which in response to the inquiry returns the balance requested.
  • step 25 the self service unit creates a reply message which may have e.g. the following syntax:
  • AAAAAA is the user's username
  • 111111-222222 is the account number (the dash is optional in short messages)
  • +3333.44 is the balance of the account received from the banking application computer
  • DD.MM is the date of the inquiry
  • HH:MM is the time of the inquiry.
  • the self service unit delivers the message via a TCP/IP socket to the user interface server which in step 26 forwards it as a short message via a short message service center, mobile switching center and base station to the user's terminal.
  • Step 26 includes all the known steps with which the cellular radio system attempts to guarantee the delivery of the short message in all circumstances.
  • step 27 the user reads the short message he has received.
  • Fig. 3 shows a preferred procedure for paying a bill in the system according to Fig. 1.
  • the first step 31 corresponds to step 21 in Fig. 2 in such a manner that the user creates on his terminal a short message containing the information needed to identify the user and a command part on the basis of which the message can be interpreted to mean a request to pay a bill.
  • the syntax of the short message may be the same as the syntax (1) above, with the exception that the command part comprises another letter or word.
  • Step 32 corresponds to step 22 in Fig. 2, i.e.
  • the user sends the short message which is directed to a base station of the cellular radio system, from there to a mobile switching center, further to a short message service center and finally to the bank's user interface server which is the receiver of the short message.
  • the user interface server sends the payment request to the self service unit which verifies the username and password as well as the user's rights.
  • the self service unit produces a so-called payment template which may be e.g. a character string as follows:
  • step 35 the payment template (4) is transferred as a short message to the user's terminal.
  • step 36 the user opens the payment template for editing.
  • the self service unit In the USR field the self service unit has already placed the username it has read from the payment request sent by the user.
  • the PW field the user enters his password.
  • the Nl field the self service unit has inserted a so-called seed number, and the user looks up a corresponding number in his list of seed numbers and counter-numbers and enters it in the N2 field.
  • the AC field the self service unit has placed the user's primary account number. If the user wants to pay the bill from another account he can at this stage substitute the desired account number for the default account number.
  • the REC field the user enters the account number of the receiver of the payment and in the AM field the amount to pay.
  • the DUE field the user may enter the due date of the payment.
  • the user wants to make the payment immediately he can leave the DUE field empty.
  • the user may enter the reference number of the payment and in the MSG field a short text message to the receiver of the payment. In many banking applications only one of these two may be entered, so if the user gives the reference number he cannot enter a message and vice versa.
  • Length of the text message is limited in the method according to the invention by the fact that the length of the whole short message may not exceed 160 characters according to the GSM standards.
  • step 37 the whole character string thus produced in the form of short message to the bank's user interface server.
  • step 37 includes all the known steps with which the cellular radio system attempts to guarantee the delivery of the short message in all circumstances.
  • step 38 the bank's user interface server that received the short message sends the payment data included in the short message to the bank's self service unit which verifies that the username and password as well as the seed number and counter-number in the message match each other and that the user identified by the username is authorized to use the short message service according to the invention.
  • step 39 the self service unit gives in a known manner a database- language payment transaction order to a banking application computer which in response to the order performs the payment transaction and as a reply returns to the self service unit information about whether the payment was successfully made or not.
  • step 40 the self service unit on the basis of the reply creates an acknowledge message which may be e.g. a character string as follows:
  • AAAAAA is the username
  • 111111-222222 is the number of the account debited
  • 333333-444444 is the number of the account credited
  • 3333.44 is the amount paid
  • DD.MM is the date of payment
  • HH:MM is the time of payment
  • 5 66666 77777 is the reference number of the payment.
  • An alternative payment method is based on that a payment template is stored in the memory medium (such as the SIM card of a GSM phone) of the user's terminal so that the self service unit in the bank's computer system need not send it in the form of short message in conjunction with every payment of a bill.
  • Other short message templates may also be stored in the terminal's memory media so that the user only fills in the necessary information. This saves keystrokes, especially in a situation in which the user wants to use one and the same banking service several times in succession, e.g. pay several bills in a row.
  • the payment method described above assumes that the user knows in advance the contents of the bill, i.e. the account number of the receiver of the payment, the sum of the payment, the reference number and the due date. These data may also be delivered to the user in the form of short message in the case of a so-called electronic bill.
  • the invoicing party say, a network operator, may send to the user a short message that contains the invoice data mentioned above. The user may use that short message as a template for the payment short message so that he need not key in the data again.
  • the user may also make an inquiry concerning the payment data relating to his credit card, and on the basis of that inquiry the self service unit in the bank's computer system fetches the requested data from the credit card company's computer and sends them in the form of short message to the user's terminal.
  • the credit card inquiry with which the user requests the self service unit to fetch said data, is from the user's standpoint similar to the short message (1) described above with the exception that the command part comprises a letter or word referring to credit card inquiries. If the customer has got several credit cards he may give the number of the credit card in question as a parameter in the short message like in the short message (2) described above.
  • the numbers of sent and received messages relating to a particular service are independent of each other. So, the user may send more than one message relating to a particular service and, on the other hand, the system may reply to the user using more than one message.
  • the user may store in the self service unit of the bank's computer system thresholds for selected securities in order to become noti- fied when those thresholds are exceeded in the stock exchange.
  • the self service unit When the quotation of a particular share, for instance, exceeds or goes below the threshold set by the user, the self service unit generates a message about it and sends it in the form of short message to the user's terminal.
  • the user may also use short messages of a certain kind to subscribe to a new service or to terminate the subscription to a service.
  • the usernames, passwords and seed number and counter-number lists preferably are common to all those services lest the user have to memorize several different codes. At the same time, memory space is saved in the bank's self service unit as there is no need to store several identification mechanisms for one user.
  • Still other services to which the invention is applicable include extended transaction inquiries, transfer of statements of account, inquiries concerning standing orders, balance inquiries, statements of balance and instalment plans in conjunction with loan services, inquiries of own accounts (account numbers and balances), ordering services, currency and stock exchange services and marketing services.
  • extended transaction inquiries transfer of statements of account, inquiries concerning standing orders, balance inquiries, statements of balance and instalment plans in conjunction with loan services, inquiries of own accounts (account numbers and balances), ordering services, currency and stock exchange services and marketing services.
  • a preferred embodiment is based on encryption with a so-called public key, wherein a message sent to a receiver can be encrypted using the receiver's public key so that the encrypted message can be opened only by means of the same receiver's secret key.
  • a terminal in a digital cellular radio system or its smartcard may include a microprocessor the memory of which contains at least the user's secret key and the bank's public key as well as the encryption algorithms. Short messages sent by the user are routed via the encrypting processor which encrypts them using the bank's public key. The information thus encrypted is opened only in the bank's computer which knows the bank's secret key.
  • the user's public key has been stored in the bank's computer with which said computer encrypts the short messages before they are sent to the user.
  • the encrypting processor in the terminal which decrypts the message using the user's secret key.
  • Terminals of digital cellular radio systems include in their messages information about the identity of the sending terminal.
  • the user may agree with the bank that the user interface server delivers this information to the self service unit along with other data, so that the self service unit will verify, in addition to the items described above, also whether the short message was sent from the correct terminal.
  • This is to prevent unauthorized use of the service in a situation wherein the usemame and password and possibly the seed number and counter-number list have fallen into the wrong hands but the terminal has not.
  • a disadvantage is that the user's operational possibilities will be limited because he would then need a particular terminal or at least a particular subscriber identity module, or SIM card, to be able to use banking services based on short messages.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne des services bancaires que l'on utilise par l'intermédiaire d'une connexion se faisant grâce à un message court bidirectionnel. Un utilisateur envoie une demande, concernant un service bancaire, sous forme d'un message court qui est acheminé, grâce à un système radioélectrique à cellules (11, 12) et à un centre de services (13, 14) fonctionnant sur messages courts, en direction d'un serveur (16) de l'interface utilisateur de la banque. Les données relatives à la demande sont ensuite envoyées à l'unité libre-service (17) de la banque qui réalise les services requis et renvoie les données résultantes, sous forme d'un message court, à l'utilisateur.
EP98910763A 1997-03-24 1998-03-23 Utilisation de services bancaires grace a un systeme radioelectrique numerique a cellules Ceased EP0972275A2 (fr)

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