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Abstract
The invention relates to a method, a system, a mobile device and computer program product for performing a payment transaction. In an aspect, a payment transaction is performed between a cardholder and a merchant by use of a mobile device, said method comprising the steps of: providing a mobile device comprising a secure element, wherein said secure element is arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between said mobile device and said merchant, wherein said mobile device comprises a tokenized card of said cardholder; providing a payment terminal for servicing said payment transaction between said cardholder and said merchant; determining, by said mobile device, proximity of said mobile device to said merchant; performing, by said mobile device, authentication of said cardholder through a two-factor authentication routine, upon close proximity of said mobile device to said merchant; initiating, by said mobile device, said payment transaction between said mobile device and said merchant by generating a dynamic cryptogram corresponding to said payment transaction, said cryptogram being based at least on said tokenized card and a transaction amount; execute said transaction by a transaction issuer after validation of said cryptogram; wherein said payment terminal is a digitized payment terminal application comprised in said secure element of said mobile device, and wherein said proximity of said mobile device to said merchant is determined by a beacon-based proximity system.
Description
Title: a method, a system, a mobile device and computer program product for performing a payment transaction. Description Technical Field The invention relates in general to a payment transaction between a cardholder and a merchant, and more in particular to a method of, and a system for performing such a payment transaction with a mobile device, as well as the mobile device and a computer program product to perform such payment transaction. Background Most of the transactions worldwide are still done through payment with a bank card and a payment terminal. Such bank cards are known in many different forms, e.g. credit cards, bank cards, for example having a magnetic stripe. Such magnetic stripe cards store data in the magnetic strip for identification of the cards and thereby its user. These magnetic stripe cards require physical contact for the transaction by swiping the card through the payment terminal.
Nowadays contactless payment is more and more taking over from magnetic strip-based bank cards. Contactless payment chips are for example based on radio-frequency identification or near field communication. They have many advantageous over conventional magnetic strip-based cards, both for the cardholder as for the merchant and amongst which; faster checkout, increased transaction volume, higher spend and reduced cash handling costs. The payments are made in close physical proximity, this in contrast to either mobile payments which are based on cellular or WiFi networks and do not require physical proximity or to bank cards which do require physical contact for the communication.
Each transaction needs an authorization and with contactless payments different cardholder verification methods exist that can be used to authorize a transaction. These depend on the card that is being used as well as the terminal holder which defines the applicable transaction protocol which determines which cardholder verification method is being used, as well as the transaction amount set by the terminal holder. In general, there can be distinguished four types of cardholder verification methods; no verification, a signature, a PIN code or cardholder device/ on device cardholder verification method. The cardholder device or device cardholder verification method is particularly relevant in combination with a digitized version of a conventional magnetic stripe bank card or contactless version. Both cards can be digitized in a mobile device such as a smart phone, smart watch, or tablet. The digitized card not only replaces the physical presence of the bank card but also the corresponding cardholder verification method, which in most cases is a PIN code. For that, it adds a two-factor authentication of the device, for example by a touch ID, face ID or the like.
Such digitized cards have really taken of the last few years, since they are easy to use do not require the physical card and are considered safer than bank cards. Although the digitized cards do not require presence of the physical card of its user, it still requires a Point-of-Sale (POS) terminal. These POS terminals have several drawbacks; fraudulent terminals may exist and can be used to copy card details, they can be susceptible to malware, require a reliable internet connection and are costly, and not least the define the location of the payment by requiring presence of the (digitized) bank card. As such, there is a need for a transaction method with (digitized) bank cards which do not require a Point-of-Sale terminal. Summary In view of the above mentioned disadvantages, it is an object of this invention to provide a Point-of-Sale-less transaction method. According to a first aspect, there is provided In a first aspect there is provided, a method of performing a payment transaction between a cardholder and a merchant by use of a mobile device, said method comprising the steps of:
- providing a mobile device comprising a secure element, wherein said secure element is arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between said mobile device and said merchant, wherein said mobile device comprises a tokenized card of said cardholder; - providing a payment terminal for servicing said payment transaction between said cardholder and said merchant; - determining, by said mobile device, proximity of said mobile device to said merchant; - performing, by said mobile device, authentication of said cardholder through a two-factor authentication routine, upon close proximity of said mobile device to said merchant; - initiating, by said mobile device, said payment transaction between said mobile device and said merchant by generating a dynamic cryptogram corresponding to said payment transaction, said cryptogram being based at least on said tokenized card and a transaction amount; - execute said transaction by a transaction issuer after validation of said cryptogram; wherein said payment terminal is a digitized payment terminal application comprised in said secure element of said mobile device, and wherein said proximity of said mobile device to said merchant is determined by a beacon-based proximity system.
Contactless payments are rapidly emerging and is taken over from magnetic strip-based bank cards. A key element of the contactless payment is the point of sale terminal which is a hardware component that is located at the merchant or retailer and processes the card payments. Radio Frequency Identification, RFID, Near Field Chip, NFC, or other wireless protocols read the chip of the bank card of the cardholder and checks if the cardholder has sufficient funds to transfer to the merchant and if so, executes the transaction to the merchant.
The point of sale terminal is a typical and recognizable element in the transaction process. Its location is determined by the merchant, which is most often at a counter in the store. The point of sale terminal however has several drawbacks, amongst which fraudulent terminals may exist and can be used to copy card details, they can be susceptible to malware, require a reliable internet connection and are costly, and not least the define the location of the payment by requiring presence of the (digitized) bank card. The inventors came to the insight that the payment transactions are limited by the point-of-sale terminal but that the terminal is also a dominant element in the process of which removal thereof would imply use of a wallet based payment or the like. Such a wallet based payment also implies, that the transaction issuer would have control over and therefore responsibility, liability and accountability of these wallets, which is for several reasons, undesirable.
By virtualization of the payment terminal a digitized payment terminal application is obtained. This digitized payment terminal application can as such be comprised in a secure location like the secure element, in the mobile device of the cardholder. This way, tempering of the digitized payment terminal application is prevented, which allows the party that issues the card or the transaction, i.e. a bank, to certify this virtualized payment or point of sale terminal. Thereby all drawbacks relating to the location and physical presence point of sale or payment terminal are removed. This however requires a trigger of the actual initiation of the transaction, which would in a conventional system be triggered by presence of the contactless bankcard to payment terminal. This trigger is provided by a beacon based system of the merchant, which for example is based on Low Energy Bluetooth or WiFi beacons in the store of the merchant. Whenever the mobile device of the cardholder determined presence of such a beacon, the transaction may be started. In an example, said beacon based proximity system is arranged for wireless personal area network technology. In an example, said digitized payment terminal application comprises a certification obtained by certification of said digitized payment terminal application through a card issuer which provided a bankcard corresponding to said tokenized card comprised in said secure element. In an example, said digitized payment terminal application is a virtual point of sale terminal.
In an example, said method further comprises an enrolment of said tokenized card, by comprising the steps of: - obtaining, by said mobile device, bank card information at least 5 comprising a primary account number or international bank account number; - providing, by said mobile, device, said obtained bank card information to a card issuer corresponding to said bank card; - obtaining, by said mobile device, from said card issuer, said tokenized card after successful validation of said bank card by said card issuer.
In an example, said step of performing said authentication of said cardholder is triggered by said mobile device triggering said proximity to said merchant by use of said beacon-based proximity system.
In an example, said step of initiating, by said mobile device, said payment transaction is triggered by said mobile device triggering said proximity to said merchant by use of said beacon-based proximity system.
In an example, said step of initiating, by said mobile device, said payment transaction is triggered said beacon-based proximity system to determined loss of connection with said mobile device.
In an example, said dynamic cryptogram comprises an encrypted authentication of said cardholder, and an encrypted transaction order at least comprising a transaction amount and an account number of said merchant.
In a second aspect, there is provided, a system for performing a payment transaction between a cardholder and a merchant, said system comprising a mobile device of a cardholder, a beacon-based proximity system of a merchant and a transaction issue system of a transaction issuer, said mobile device comprising a secure element, wherein said secure element is arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between said mobile device and said merchant, wherein said mobile device comprises a tokenized card of said cardholder, said mobile device further comprising a payment terminal for servicing said payment transaction between said cardholder and said merchant, wherein said proximity system is arranged to determine proximity of said mobile device to said merchant, and said mobile device further being arranged for authentication of said cardholder through a two-factor authentication routine, upon close proximity of said mobile device to said merchant, and initiating said payment transaction between said mobile device and said merchant by generating a dynamic cryptogram corresponding to said payment transaction, said cryptogram being based at least on said tokenized card and a transaction amount, and wherein said transaction issue system is arranged to execute said transaction by a transaction issuer after validation of said cryptogram, wherein said payment terminal is a digitized payment terminal application comprised in said secure element of said mobile device, and wherein said proximity of said mobile device to said merchant is determined by a beacon-based proximity system.
In a third aspect, there is provided, a mobile device comprising a secure element being arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between said mobile device and said merchant, said secure element being arranged for comprising a digitized payment terminal application to perform the method of any of the previous descriptions.
In a fourth aspect, there is provided, a computer program product, comprising a non-transitory computer accessible storage medium having stored thereupon a sequence of instructions which, when executed by at least one processor or at least one processor core executing one or more threads, causes the at least one processor or the at least one processor core to perform the method of any of the previous descriptions.
In further aspects, there is provided, a payment transaction system for one or more of a hotel for payment of rooms or services at the hotel, a transportation, for renting or use of any type of transportation, amongst which public transportation and bike, car, or other vehicle sharing, and for example in-flight order of beverages and tax-free products, a (fastfood) restaurant payment and/or ordering system for payment and/or ordering of food and/or beverages as well as tipping, as well as food retail payment system.
In any of the above mentioned aspects, the payment terminal may be present as a virtualized payment terminal either in the application running on the (embedded) secure element of the mobile device, or alternatively in a physical device such as a payment terminal on a counter of the merchant, or in a back office environment, e.g. of the transaction or bankcard issuer.
Advantages and examples of the first aspect also apply to the above mentioned other aspects.
Brief Description of the drawings The invention will now be described in a non-limiting way with reference to the accompanying drawings in which like parts are indicated by like reference symbols and which drawing show in: Fig. 1 the steps of performing a payment transaction according the first aspect; Fig. 2 a system for performing a payment transaction according to a further aspect. Detailed description Fig. 1 shows the steps of the method of performing a payment transaction 100 between a cardholder and a merchant by use of a mobile device. The method comprises several steps, which are preferably performed in the following order. First a mobile device is provided 110,. It comprises a secure element, which secure element is arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between the mobile device and the merchant. The mobile device comprises a tokenized card of said cardholder.
Then, a payment terminal is provided 120, for servicing said payment transaction between said cardholder and said merchant. The mobile device then determines proximity of the mobile device to the merchant and in step 3, performs authentication 130 of the cardholder through a two-factor authentication routine, upon close proximity of the mobile device to the merchant. Then, the mobile device initiates 140 the payment transaction between said mobile device and said merchant by generating a dynamic cryptogram corresponding to said payment transaction. This includes a cryptogram 150 being generated an based at least on said tokenized card and a transaction amount. Finally, the transaction is executed by a transaction issuer after validation of said cryptogram. The payment terminal is a digitized payment terminal application comprised in the secure element of said mobile device, and the proximity of the mobile device to the merchant is determined by a beacon-based proximity system.
Fig. 2 shows a system 200 for performing a payment transaction between a cardholder 220 and a merchant 240. The cardholder is indicated as a customer having a mobile phone 220 or any other mobile device capable of running transaction applications. The system 200 thus comprising a mobile device 220 of a cardholder, and a beacon-based 210, 211, 212 proximity system of a merchants shop 240, and a transaction issue system 230 of a transaction issuer. The mobile device 220 comprises a secure element. This secure element is arranged for comprising and exchanging secure data between said mobile device 220 and said merchant 230, wherein said mobile device 220 comprises a tokenized card of said cardholder. The mobile device further comprises a payment terminal in virtualized form for servicing the payment transaction between the cardholder and the merchant. The proximity system 210, 211, 212, is arranged to determine proximity of the mobile device to the merchant. the mobile device is further being arranged for authentication of the cardholder through a two-factor authentication routine such as a touch id or a face id. This, upon close proximity of the mobile device 220 to the merchant 240, and initiating the payment transaction between said mobile device 220 and the merchant 240 by generating a dynamic cryptogram corresponding to said payment transaction. The cryptogram is being based at least on said tokenized card and a transaction amount, and the transaction issue system 230 is arranged to execute said transaction by a transaction issuer after validation of the dynamic cryptogram. The payment terminal is a digitized payment terminal application comprised in the secure element of the mobile device, a payment terminal at the merchant or in a back office server such as the transaction issue system 230. The proximity of the mobile device to the merchant is determined by a beacon-based proximity system 210, 211, 212 within the physical shop 240.
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