WO2003094491A1 - System to enable a telecom operator provide financial transactions services and methods for implementing such transactions - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a wireless telecommunication system, and more particularly to a system which enables a wireless telecom operator provide financial transactions services; and methods for implementing such transactions through a wireless communication network.
- the object of this invention is to bring a solution to the complexity issue of electronic financial transactions implementation.
- This invention describes an innovative system which will enable a wireless telecom operator provide financial transactions services to its subscribers.
- the invention is characterised by the fact that the system does not require the implication of any financial institution (bank, savings bank, credit card organisation, or other); does not require the installation of a dedicated network infrastructure, does not need the use of other traditional means of payment like credit cards or debit cards; does not require the use of special devices by the subscribers; but rather makes full use of one operator's existing wireless communication network and system, as well as existing mobile phones.
- the Telecom Operator open and manages Financial Transaction Accounts for its subscribers and provide them with tools and rights to execute from their mobile phone or connectable electronic device, financial transactions. Since the Financial Transactions Accounts, the methods and corresponding tools are operated and controlled by one single actor, the Telecom Operator, this simplifies greatly the system and its security architecture. It also avoid conflicts of interests between otherwise, multiple parties.
- the system is composed of a Transaction Processing Platform, which is installed on the computers of the Telecom Operator, is connected to the wireless communication network, is interfaced with other elements of the Telecom Operator system (Subscriber's data base, authentication centre, accounting system, etc.), manages the Financial Transactions Accounts, verifies/executes financial transactions sent by the subscribers, and executes other tasks, like confirmations of transactions, account statement preparation, reporting, etc...
- This platform implements the methods for executing the financial transactions which are described in this invention.
- the system is also composed of a client software that runs on the mobile Phone of the subscriber or his connectable electronic device, or on the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM for GSM, UIM for CDMA, USIM for 3G UMTS, etc..) which is inserted in the mobile phone or connectable electronic device.
- SIM Subscriber Identity Module
- Such client software enables the subscriber to prepare, validate, sent through the wireless communication network, transactions orders to the Transaction Processing Platform, according to such methods which are described in this invention.
- This system allows the subscribers to execute those transactions, such as payment to another person, payment to a merchant etc... in a simple, secure, and user friendly way by using their digital mobile phone or electronic equipment connected to the wireless communication network.
- the benefits of such system are easy to imagine. But it can bring new possibilities which today do not exist yet, like for example:
- This system and methods for executing financial transactions do represent an innovative alternative to existing means of payment, be cash, credit or debit cards, checks, money transfer, as they cumulate in one single solution advantages of all those means.
- Figure 1 is a representation of the system overview and how the Transaction Processing platform is connected to the wireless communication network and interfaced with the
- FIG. 2 shows the flow chart of transaction scenariol as described in details below; it represents the different steps.
- On the right side icons illustrate where the tasks are performed: Mobile Phone, TPP.
- Figure 3 illustrates the different screen displays on Payer's Mobile Phone which are mentioned in Figure 2.
- Figure 4 illustrates the different screen displays on Payee's Mobile Phone which are mentioned in Figure 2.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that the Telecom Operator provides the subscribers with a Financial Transaction Account (FTA).
- FTA Financial Transaction Account
- This Financial Transaction Account is very much like a current account in a bank, and allows its owner to make deposits, receive payments and money transfers from third parties, execute payments to third parties, have overdraft facility, get credit, etc.
- An FTA Agreement is signed between the Telecom Operator and the subscriber, and defines the terms and conditions of use. Those conditions may include but are not limited to: general conditions of use of FTA, minimum balance, credit or overdraft limits, interest charges, interests earned on deposits, transactions values limits, service and transaction charges, billing conditions, discounts on transactions volumes, privacy, anonymity of payments, credit redemption, credit reload, pre-payment, etc...
- Opening a Financial Transaction Account is an easy process since each subscriber is already clearly identified by the Telecom Operator's system with a series of personal data such as: name, address, ID card number, Bank account number, etc...
- the subscriber gets a unique Mobile Phone Number which is directly linked to his Phone Account in the billing and accounting system of the Telecom Operator.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that the "Mobile Phone Number" of a subscriber is also used to identify his Financial Transaction Account. As such the subscriber only needs to mention his Mobile Phone Number to receive payment transactions from third parties directly on his FTA.
- the Telecom Operator provides a special number (different from the Mobile Phone Number) for the Financial Transaction Account: "FTA Number”. This is particularly convenient when the subscriber wants to keep a certain level of privacy and does not want to disclose his Mobile Phone Number to too many people.
- Transaction Account are merged in one single account. This is particularly useful in case of Prepaid Telephone Account. This allows the Telecom Operator to provide "debit only" financial transaction service capability to a prepaid subscriber.
- the subscriber can use other mobile equipments than his Mobile Phone; those equipments can be, but are not limited to: personal computer, PDA, organiser, pocket computer, a digital camera, or any other electronic equipment with a capability to be identified and connected to the wireless communication network of the operator. Further below those equipments are called “connectable electronic devices”.
- TPP Transaction Processing Platform
- the invention is characterised by the fact that this platform can either run on the existing computers of the Telecom Operator, or on a dedicated computer. It is connected to, and interfaced with, some key elements of the operator's wireless system, such as but not limited to: the subscribers' database, the authentication module, the various data channels, the billing system, the accounting system, internet, etc.
- This platform is at the heart of the system, and performs a series of functions such as but not limited to: . Receiving through a data channel and interpreting transaction orders from mobile phones . Receiving through the data channel and interpreting information or account status requests
- MTMS Mobile Transaction Management Software
- This invention is characterised by the fact that a client software is stored either in a memory of the mobile telephone or connectable electronic device, or a memory the Subscriber's Identity Module (SIM card for GSM, or UIM card for CDMA, USIM card for 3G UMTS, or equivalent), and able to be executed by one of the microprocessors of the mobile phone or connectable electronic device or by the microcontroller of the SIM or by both the SIM and the processor of the mobile phone or connectable electronic device.
- SIM card Subscriber's Identity Module
- This client software enables the execution of financial transactions from the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device according to the methods described below. It also enables to retrieve information on the status and situation of the Financial Transaction
- Displaying data and information coming from the TPP such as but not limited to transaction confirmation, transaction denial, FTA balance or status, answer to request, update of FTA parameters, update of client software, etc...
- the invention is also characterised by the fact that this software is loaded in a memory of the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device, or in the memory of the SIM (or UIM, or USIM) upon enrolment of the subscriber to the Financial Transaction Service. This is done usually at the Point Of Sale (POS) of the Telecom Operator by means of an appropriate connecting device between the POS and the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device; or in the case of a SIM (or UIM or USIM) by means of card reader connected to the POS.
- POS Point Of Sale
- SIM or UIM or USIM
- this software is already preloaded in the memory of the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device, or of the SIM (or UIM or USIM); in such case it is only needed to activate the use of this software upon enrolment. This is either done directly at the Point Of Sale by inputting manually an activation code, or by sending Over The Air from TPP to the Mobile phone such activation code.
- this software is downloaded Over The Air from the TPP directly to the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device or the SIM (or UIM or USIM), and activated automatically upon enrolment of the subscriber to the Financial Transaction Service.
- the invention is characterised by the fact that the MTMS contains or manages a file of parameters which represents the terms and conditions mentioned in the FTA Agreement, as well as the current balance and/or credit limit of the FTA.
- the invention is also characterised by the fact that MTMS compares transaction data against those parameters before a transaction order is sent to TPP.
- This file can be updated regularly and in particular when there are changes in the parameters or balance of FTA.
- the MTMS can make a series of validity checks on the transaction as it is prepared by the subscriber and prompt the subscriber for changes if the transaction data he has input is incompatible with his FTA situation.
- This has also the advantage of reducing the load on the data network and on the TPP, by avoiding that invalid transactions are sent to TPP.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that the transfer of data related to financial transactions and information between TPP and mobile phones or connectable electronic devices (either way) is using one or several types of data channel which exist in wireless communication networks.
- data channels are available and more are to come in the future.
- GSM Global System for Mobile communications
- GSM or UMTS system can provide several data channels like:
- HSCSD High Speed Circuit Switched Data SMS: Short Message Service
- EMS Enhanced Message Service
- MMS Multimedia Message Service All those data channels have different characteristics, capabilities, advantages and drawbacks. Also mobile phones do not necessarily support all six above mentioned channels; as of today all GSM mobile phones support USSD and SMS while only newer or future phones support GPRS, EMS or MMS.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that at each time TPP needs to send transaction related data or information to a mobile phone or connectable electronic device; it will select the most suitable data channels to be used.
- the system can use one or several data channels for one transfer and the choice of the data channels will depend on the several considerations such as but not limited to: . Type and capabilities of mobile phone or connectable electronic device, . Is the mobile phone "power ON" or "power OFF"? . Time . Data channels or network load . Actual location of mobile phone
- This invention is also characterised by the fact that each time the mobile phone or connectable electronic device needs to send transaction data or data request; the MTMS will select the most suitable data channel to be used. The choice of the data channel will depend on the several considerations such as but not limited to: . Type and capabilities of mobile phone or connectable electronic device
- Each scenario involves a payer (B) who wants to send a payment to a payee (A) who receives such payment.
- A initiates the process by sending "B” a payment request.
- Scenario2 Payee (A) generates and sends a Payment Request (PR) to the Payer (B); “B” receives the PR, and in case of acceptance generates a Payment Order (PO) in favour of "A".
- PR Payment Request
- PO Payment Order
- Both the Payer and the Payee have signed a FTA agreement with the same Telecom Operator, have their own Financial Transaction Account, and can benefit from the Financial Transaction Service provided by the Telecom Operator.
- Both, "A” or "B” can be individuals, shops, or organisations (companies, associations, clubs, etc.).
- a Payer (B) wants to pay the Payee (A) an amount of X $ with his Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device and thanks to the Financial Transaction Service. Because “B” knows “A” or is able to identify “A” by his Mobile Phone Number or his FTA Number, “B” will generate and send a Payment Order (PO) of value X $ to "A". This is a very common scenario of someone who wants to send money to a parent or a relative; or someone who wants to pay bill (electricity, phone, rent, etc.); or who wants to make a donation as mentioned above.
- This invention is characterised by a method of generating a Payment Order directly from the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device, sending the Payment Order to the Transaction Processing Platform, having the TPP process, execute the payment to "A", confirm execution of such payment to "A” and "B".
- the method is decomposed in few steps that are further described below.
- This invention is also characterised by the fact that a payment transaction can be made anonymous. In this case the Payee will receive the payment without knowing who the Payer is. The advantages of such possibility are obvious.
- Step 1 "B” prepares and signs the payment order (PO)
- the handset displays a new screen with the data concerning the PO, and adds a PO number "wxyz", then prompts "B" to validate, confirm and sign.
- the MTMS displays an alert, or generate an audible message requiring "B" to modify his PO. This can be for example the amount X $ which is beyond FTA agreement authorised limit, etc.
- Validation/Confirmation/Signature is done by keying a password (string of alpha and/or numeric characters) which is kept secret by "B".
- the Validation/Confirmation/Signature of the PO is triggered using another authentication mean depending on the capabilities of the handset or connectable electronic device.
- Such means can be:
- Finger print recognition if the handset is equipped with a finger print sensor.
- Voice authentication if a voice authentication algorithm can run on the handset.
- Face recognition if the handset is equipped with digital camera and a face authentication algorithm is installed
- Step 2 Sending the Payment Order to TPP
- This invention is characterised by the fact that, once Validation/Confirmation/Signature is done by "B", the MTMS in the handset generates a data file (POB(x,A)) with the data of the PO, and date 8- time on which it has been validated.
- the MTMS generates a digital signature (DS(POB)) of POB(x,A), using a crypto algorithm and a secret key that are available in a memory of the handset or connectable electronic device. They can be the algorithm and the secret key that are used by the telecom network to authenticate the Mobile Phone; or they can be a Financial Transaction dedicated algorithm and key.
- the Telecom Operator uses a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and provides each FTA subscriber with a Private and a Public key which are securely stored in a memory of the Mobile Phone or connectable electronic device or in a memory of the SIM.
- PKI Public Key Infrastructure
- a public key algorithm is used by MTMS and TPP for the purposes of generating digital signatures, encrypting transactions data files, decrypting same files, verifying digital signatures, etc...
- the crypto algorithm and the key are stored in a secure memory of the SIM, and the SIM processor generates and/or verifies the digital signature.
- MTMS selects the most suitable data channel (as mentioned above), format the file according to the data channel selected and send through the data channel the data file (POB(x,A) together with the digital signature DS(POB) to the Transaction Processing Platform (TPP).
- TPP Transaction Processing Platform
- the data file (POB(x,A) is encrypted using the same algorithm and key as the ones used in the digital signature generation; or in the case of use of a PKI, the data file will be encrypted using the public key of TPP.
- the data file (PO B (x,A) is at the same time stored in the memory of the handset or the memory of the SIM.
- Step 3 Processing of the Payment Order by TPP
- TPP Once the data file POB(x,A) with the corresponding digital signature DS(POB) are received by TPP; TPP is able to detect the originator as being "B”. TPP verifies the digital signature DS(POB) (as being generated by "B" and applied to
- TPP adds a time stamp (date & time) generated by TPP's own internal clock, and extracts the data of the Payment Order sent by "B".
- TPP sends back to "B” an acknowledgement message whose form will depend on the priority selected by "B". Following is an example of message sent and that will be displayed on the handset screen: "your PO N° wxyz has been received, execution result will sent to you soon. Thank you.”
- TPP If the data file has been encrypted, then the first operation realised by TPP is to decrypt the file with the appropriate algorithm and key. Then TPP executes a series of checks in order to validate and execute the transaction.
- TPP verifies if the Payee "A" designated by his Mobile Phone Number or his FTA Number is actually a FTA subscriber or not. TPP then checks the situation of "B" FTA parameters contained in the FTA agreement against the amount X $ to be paid to "A" (current balance, overdraft, credit limit, transaction limit, etc.). After those validity checks have been performed on the PO sent by "B" in favour of "A",
- TPP is able to authorise or deny the transaction, and two situations may occur:
- TPP processes the transaction, and accomplishes the following operations:
- TPP debits the amount of the PO i.e. X $, from "B" FTA.
- TPP debits an amount Y $ (1.24 $ in Figure 3 screen 8) corresponding to the transaction charge (if any) from "B" FTA.
- This transaction charge is defined in the FTA agreement between the Telecom Operator and "B".
- TPP credits the amount X $ on "A" FTA.
- TPP debits an amount Z $ (1.48 $ in Figure 4 screen 11) corresponding to the transaction charge (if any) from "A" FTA.
- This transaction charge is defined in the FTA agreement between the Telecom Operator and "A".
- the transactions fees Y and/or Z are charged to the respective phone bills of "B" and/or "A”. Step 4: Confirming transaction execution to "B"
- TPP generates a Transaction Confirmation Notice to "B" and containing the following data:
- this data is encrypted with the relevant algorithm and key, and sent to "B".
- the memory in the handset or in the SIM is configured in such a way as it can record several transactions made by "B". This enables "B” to check the accuracy of the statement of account provided to him by the Telecom Operator on a regular basis.
- Step 5 Sending Payment Advice to "A"
- the invention is characterised by the fact that TPP generates a Payment Advice to "A" with the following data: - Transaction number
- TPP first sends an alert to "A" to inform "A" of a receipt of a Payment. Following is an example of alert: "You have received a payment of X $ on your FTA. Please see details of transaction in the Payment Advice.”
- the data concerning this Payment Advice is formatted by TPP according to the data channel that is used and sent to the Payee "A".
- this data is encrypted with the relevant algorithm and key, and sent to "A”, and reciprocally decrypted by the MTMS on "A" handset.
- "A” can display this Notice on the screen of his handset. This notice is also recorded in the memory of his handset or of the SIM.
- the memory in the handset or in the SIM is configured in such a way as it can record several transactions received by "A". This enables "A" to check the accuracy of the statement of account provided to him by the Telecom Operator on a regular basis.
- Step 6 Recording the transaction in TPP
- TPP records in a log of transactions, all the transaction details (Transaction number, date & time of receipt of PO from "B", PO number, date and time of execution of the transaction, Payer (B) Mobile Phone Number or FTA Number, Payee (A) Mobile Phone Number or FTA Number, amount paid X $, if payment anonymous or not, priority, Object of the payment (as sent by B), Comments (as sent by B), transaction charge on "B”: Y $, transaction charge on "A”: Z $; date & time of confirmation to "B” and data channel used; date & time of confirmation to "A” and data channel used, Digital signature).
- This log is particularly useful for the management of all the Financial Transaction Accounts, and for accounting purposes.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that, TPP sends immediately an alert to "B", through the quickest data channel, to notify him that his Payment Order N°wxyz is rejected and the reason for denial.
- the alert will be displayed on the handset of the Payer (B).
- Such alert could have the following form: "Your PO N° wxyz for amount X $, is rejected.
- Reason your overdraft will pass authorised limit. Please contact your FTA adviser.”
- the PO recorded in the memory of "B" handset, or in the memory of the SIM, is updated with the mention "Rejected: date & time”.
- Scenario2 Payment with preliminary request from the Payee
- the Payee (A) is addressing a Payment Request (PR) via the TPP to the Payer (B).
- PR Payment Request
- the handset displays a screen and prompts "A" to enter the following data:
- this alert will contain all data concerning the PR, and a mention that a corresponding Payment Order could be authorised.
- the alert is then sent to "B" through the appropriate data channel, and displayed on "B" handset.
- this alert could have the following form:
- alerts are sent immediately to both "B” and "A” mentioning that a payment transaction corresponding to the PR sent by "A” would not be authorised.
- alert could have the following form:
- the Payer since the PO can be generated automatically with the data received from the PR. As such the Payer does not need to spend time inputting the data to prepare the PO; he just has to Validate/Confirm/Sign it.
- the Payment Request may be sent directly from “A” to "B” through a messaging service (SMS, EMS, MMS, or other) without transiting through TPP.
- SMS messaging service
- EMS EMS
- MMS mobile multimedia subsystem
- TPP Transmission Control Protocol
- no preliminary verification can be made by TPP; and no alert can be sent either.
- "A” generates a specially structure ⁇ Message using the corresponding feature of MTMS.
- Conditional payment, transaction scenario this generally a differed payment scenario where payment is actually executed when a set of conditions are met. Conditions could be met by "A” and/or "B” or by a third party "C". This can be interesting in such situations where the payer agrees to pay only upon or after successful delivery of goods or services.
- TPP Upon receipt, TPP sends this DCN to "B". "B" receives this notice that he can display on his handset or connectable electronic device and in case of acceptance, Validates/Confirms/Signs by keying in his password in the same way he is doing for the PO. This will have the effect of generating a digital signature of the DCN. The DCN together with its digital signature are then sent by "B” back to TPP. Upon receipt TPP sends a message to "C” and "A" informing about the receipt and acceptance of the books by "B” and execute the payment in favour of "A".
- This invention is characterised by the fact that the Telecom Operator provide Mobile Phone lines where the voice capability is de-activated and where only data channels will be usable. Those Mobile Phone lines can also be given numbers that make them clearly recognisable by the public as data only lines or even Financial Transaction only lines. For example in China, mobile phone numbers often start by 3 distinguished digits like 139, 138, etc... The "data only" mobile phone numbers could be given first 3 digits like 839, 838, etc...
- point of sales in stores only receive payments (this is their main function) and seldom or never need to make any payments. It can also be very convenient, for store owner, that the Financial Transaction Accounts associated with the point of sale terminal are configured in such a way that they can only RECEIVE payments, and not be able to make any payment.
- This invention is characterised by the fact that the Telecom Operator limits the possibilities of certain Financial Transaction Accounts, such as but not limited to: receiving payments from third only, and not emitting payments to third parties.
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