WO2015052198A1 - Verfahren für den ortsunabhängigen handel mit produkten (mobile commerce) unter abwicklung der zahlung über ein tragbares telekommunikationsgerät (mobile payment) - Google Patents
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- portable telecommunications devices such as mobile phones, smartphones, PDAs and tablets have an integrated camera.
- APPs allow this camera function to be used like a scanner, e.g. Read in barcodes or QR codes.
- smartphones can read data from NFC chips (Near Field Communication) via special equipment contactless.
- NFC chips Near Field Communication
- portable telecommunication devices covers for the present invention presented method all mobile devices that can transmit data via a telecommunication connection. These devices can be equipped with special features via special applications called APPs.
- Payment systems are also being integrated into portable telecommunications equipment via APPs developed specifically for the operating systems of these devices. These APPs include either a single payment system or a (cyber) wallet.
- a wallet or cyberwallet is an application (APP) for a portable telecommunications device in which several different payment options can be managed centrally. A wallet is thus a counterpart to a wallet.
- APP application
- To make it easier to use and speed up access to payment options, all data needed to complete a payment or shipping process is stored with the wallet operator.
- the wallets are therefore usually equipped with a security feature that works independently of the security system of the portable telecommunications device.
- the scan function can be integrated into a wallet via the camera of the portable telecommunication device. Clearing means payment processing.
- each merchant maintains his inventories via a merchandise management system, which enables at least a daily updated overview of inventories with manual data entry of goods receipts and outgoing goods. If the sales outlets are connected to the merchandise management system via telecommunications connection, the current inventory can even be determined at any time.
- the latter systems also allow just-in-time goods traffic in conjunction with automated ordering systems.
- Methods which establish via portable telecommunication devices by means of a mobile radio connection via QR code or NFC technology connection to a Web shop, in order to handle purchases or sales.
- Some webshop systems are connected directly to merchandise management systems of the retailers and thus allow an indication or the evaluation of the available stock levels.
- Another problem is the payment process. Although many web shops accept the same payment methods, the customer must re-enter the payment authorization for security reasons for each purchase. This constellation can not and must not be the future of mobile commerce. All internet-based shop systems can not offer a true mobile commerce shopping experience, even if they have been adapted to mobile commerce and the payment of products via a portable telecommunication device is basically possible. Although products can be depicted and described in terms of their properties, certain minimum data volumes are required that have to be retransmitted and loaded on the Internet each time the customer calls. In addition, if no direct access to a particular product is offered via an Internet address, customers must navigate to the product in the Internet shop or app. Depending on the length of the Internet address, the customer must type a lot or, depending on the nesting depth, make at least two, but usually even more navigation steps, until he can select the desired product.
- the data required for payment processing and shipping ie the entry of customer, billing or shipping data or access to customer accounts in the shop system, must also be made.
- These inputs are often cumbersome because there is only a small keyboard available and the input of data often has to be in masks sized for use on the Internet.
- Mobile commerce needs its own way of offering and selling products for its breakthrough. While the shops on the Internet can offer an ever more complete shopping experience due to better and better data bandwidths, mobile commerce has to make do as on-the-go purchases with as little data as possible to achieve the same processing speed and thus the same shopping experience everywhere.
- the product presentation must be able to reach the customer more directly and spontaneously. Not the customer should search the product on the Internet, but the product should be able to find the customer, and in a way that poses as little hurdles to the customer, if he wants to buy the product or service largely spontaneously.
- the mediated shopping experience should always be perceived by the customer as good and safe.
- the amount of data should be reduced as much as possible to a necessary minimum.
- the invention is further based on the object that the e-commerce method with mobile payment should also allow the immediate use of product presentations with text and image, which are classically regularly outside the mobile telecommunications device in the form of e.g. Stickers, flyers, advertisements, posters, screen presentations, window displays etc. take place.
- product presentations with text and image which are classically regularly outside the mobile telecommunications device in the form of e.g. Stickers, flyers, advertisements, posters, screen presentations, window displays etc. take place.
- the customer should be able to directly initiate a purchase process with his mobile telecommunication device, without having to make a detour via an online store of a retailer and possibly still required or previously registered or having to accept a search on the Internet.
- the amount of data used in the procedure must be as low as possible because UMTS or WLAN connections are not available everywhere. Only The connection via EDGE works almost all over Germany, but is limited to a maximum of 260 kbit / s. Sometimes only GPRS with a maximum of 20 kbit / s is available. The slow data connections that are also available in rural areas, on highways or in buildings must be sufficient for a true mobile commerce process and enable a purchase within a few seconds.
- a shopping cart function is intended to solve the quota problem, i.
- Each customer request for a purchase should first be subjected to a quota check against the existing or expected stock.
- the merchandise is to be temporarily reserved by the merchant and temporarily stored for each customer in an individual shopping cart under an anonymous shopping cart ID.
- This shopping cart should only be associated with a special customer via the personal customer data if the payment has already been reported as guaranteed from the clearing procedure. This avoids that a trader receives customer data, if in the end no sale is actually concluded.
- Settlement should be transaction safe for the buyer and the seller, i. appropriate abort and rollback routines for all possible hardware failures, communication faults or operator errors should be integrated in the process.
- the invention provides that the data relevant for the purchase of the product, ie each product or Service, coded in a QR code or NFC chip under a one-to-one PID (Point-of-Sale-ID) and represented by this PID.
- This PID preferably comprises a merchant ID and the item number identifying the product.
- the PID can be present in particular as a QR code, barcode, NFC chip or a comparable optical or electronic scannable by a mobile telecommunication device coding in the product presentation.
- the QR code can be scanned optically and the NFC chip electronically into the wallet or the payment system app in the portable telecommunication device.
- These codings, in particular the QR codes or NFC chips can be understood as the actual point of sale.
- the cost of a QR code or barcode is minimal and the cost of an NFC chip is only slightly higher.
- the process can also be used cost-effectively nationwide. Investments are limited to an economically justifiable measure for a nationwide application and thus also interesting for nationally active dealers.
- the buyer or the wallet or the payment system has all the purchase-relevant information.
- the method can be used wherever a QR code can be mapped or an NFC chip can be attached.
- Any modern portable telecommunications device such as a smartphone, tablet, etc., can scan QR codes into a wallet or payment system app via the integrated camera or an NFC chip using NFC technology and process the data contained therein. The method presented here can thus be used everywhere and works with any modern portable telecommunication device.
- all customer data such as billing and shipping address are stored permanently after a single entry and are available there for every purchase.
- the Wallet has a fuse, which the customer prefers to switch on optionally.
- the data of the QR code or the NFC chip can be scanned directly into the wallet or payment system app and are stored there for the method described here and sent via the telecommunication connection of the mobile telecommunication device.
- a management server can be reached by the wallet operator or the payment provider as well as by a merchant via a secure telecommunication connection.
- the dealers connected to the system are in a merchant database; the wallet operators or payment system providers are stored in a payment system provider database.
- Both databases contain a list of all traders and payment system providers or wallet operators attached to the procedure. These databases can be operated together on the management server or separately on different servers. In the latter case, a permanent secure telecommunication connection between the servers with the merchant and payment system provider databases and the management server is necessary.
- the method uses methods that violate the limitation of a Prevent material quota. It ensures a smooth handling by solving the problem of a limited stock and the interface problem for the exchange of this information between retailer and customer through the interposition of a management server, which acts as a link between the dealer and the customer. When sold out, the customer receives a corresponding message.
- the management server also provides methods that ensure the exchange of personal customer data between the wallet operator and the merchant for shipping without storing this customer data.
- the management server uses a special interface and associated methods to communicate with merchant merchandise management systems in order to carry out quota requests and shopping cart postings and to receive status messages in the return channel.
- the management server itself is the bridge through which each wallet operator or payment system provider can communicate with each ERP system and exchange the data or messages necessary for the procedure. This distinguishes the method presented here from conventional Internet shop systems, which often have no connection to a merchandise management system with stock information. The system presented here can supplement or even completely replace conventional Internet shops.
- the transported data is limited to the absolute minimum in every step of the process so that the transmission of the sensitive customer data is only requested when the quota check has been performed positively.
- these data are only transmitted by the wallet operator or payment system provider if the clearing has also been positive, ie the payment has already been made.
- the personal customer data are also transmitted by the management server via a secure connection directly from the wallet operator to the merchandise management system of the merchant for the purpose of shipping and not cached. For the tasks of the administration servers, these personal customer data are irrelevant.
- In-process time-out routines ensure that missing telecommunication connections between the management server and the merchant as well as between the payment system provider or wallet operator and the management server lead to a termination of the payment transaction and corresponding messages to the customer. These time-out routines are located on the management server. Likewise, negative results (NOK) of validation operations such as e.g. Identities of merchants or payment system providers / wallet operators not confirmed by the merchant or payment system provider databases or the payment rejection of a payment system provider to terminate the process with corresponding notifications to the customer.
- NOK negative results
- the first payload data set sent by the portable telecommunication device to the wallet operator or payment system provider is a few kilobytes in size.
- the status messages each account for less than 1 Kb.
- the bulk of the information or data is exchanged between the wallet operator or the payment system provider, the management server and the merchandise management system within high-speed cable-based Internet connections.
- the entire process is designed to take an average of no more than 5 seconds to scan from the QR code or NFC chip to the customer's purchase confirmation.
- the presented method in the field of mobile payment is used for mobile commerce and the purchase of goods or services (products) at any location without the interposition of an Internet shop and without a checkout. It achieves the ubiquity of a real mobile commerce by separating the data-driven product description from the data of the payment transaction. Only purchase-relevant data is transmitted via the mobile phone connection. So regardless of the data bandwidth the same shopping experience anywhere where at least the slowest data connection is available.
- the product information is stored in the form of article number and supplier code without price information in a QR code or an NFC chip.
- the description of the products takes place outside the portable telecommunication device in each representation form. Only the ability to scan a QR code or NFC chip must be given. Thus, the customer is allowed to directly and without detour via a web shop, for example, directly from a catalog, from a poster or flyer or similar non-Internet based merchandise or product presentation using a portable telecommunication device purchase.
- a manipulation of the price information and the problem of limited quotas are solved by a connection to the merchandise management system of the merchant and a shopping cart function.
- This connection or functions is provided by a management server, which has suitable interfaces as the bridge between customer and dealer.
- the procedure does not store any personal data of the customer. Invoicing or shipping information is transported by the management server only from the customer via the payment system provider to the dealer.
- the method therefore comprises, inter alia, the following method steps:
- the coding for the checkout contains relevant purchase information, in particular comprising a dealer identifying information (merchant ID) and a product identifying information (product ID),
- the request data record preferably checking information contained in the request data record, in particular the merchant ID (merchant identification examination) and the wallet operator ID or payment system provider ID (payment system provider identification examination) on the second server,
- the clearing of the payment can in principle already be made before the request data record is sent by the wallet operator or payment system provider to the management server.
- the request record would only be sent to the management server if the clearing was positive. This requires, however, that the Price of the product known to the wallet operator or the payment system provider at least insofar known that the creditworthiness of the customer can be checked for this payment transaction.
- the request record would then already contain clearing-ok information.
- the non-storage of the personal data of the customer on the management server has the particular advantage that the management server can act as a real intermediary between a customer or its wallet operator or payment system provider and the dealer, without apparent to the customer in appearance and without the consent of the customer, as the operator of the administration server with personal data bypasses.
- the procedure makes it easy to link Wallet operators or payment system providers on the one hand and web shops or other dealers on the other.
- FIG. 1 shows the system for the settlement process from a wallet operator app.
- FIG. 2 shows the system for the settlement method from a payment system provider app
- FIG. 3 shows the sequence of the settlement process with a wallet operator app.
- FIG. 4 shows the sequence of the settlement process with a payment system provider app
- FIG. 1 shows the system for operation with a wallet.
- the system for the described method consists of a portable telecommunication device (1) with an arbitrary wallet (2).
- the method requires a cellular or network connection (12) for contact with the wallet operator (3) who operates the wallet at (2).
- the wallet operator (3) communicates with the management server (5) and the payment system provider (6) selected by the customer in the wallet via telecommunication links (13, 14).
- An arbitrary point of Sale (4) is equipped with a QR code and / or NFC chip (7) containing the unique point-of-sale identification number PID.
- This PID consists of a unique ID of the merchant and an article number.
- FIG. 2 shows the system for operation with a payment system provider app.
- the system for the method described consists of a portable telecommunication device (1) with any payment system app (2).
- the method requires a cellular or network connection (12) for contact with the payment system provider (6) operating the payment system at (2).
- the payment system provider (6) communicates with the management server (5) via a telecommunication connection (13).
- Any point of sale (4) is equipped with a QR code and / or NFC chip (7) containing the unique point-of-sale identification number PID.
- This PID consists of a unique ID of the merchant and an article number.
- FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 respectively illustrate further details of the methods with a wallet (FIG. 3) and a payment system provider app (FIG. 4).
- the process is initiated by the customer by either opening his wallet (2) in the portable telecommunication device (1) and selecting his preferred payment system for the upcoming payment or directly opening a payment system app (2) and passing the PID (7) over optically or electronically scans (10) the QR code or the NFC chip into its wallet or payment system app (2) and selects the desired quantity.
- a customer record (a) consisting of the PID, the customer ID, the portable telecommunications device ID, the quantity, if any, of a billing address other than the billing address stored in the wallet or the payment system app, and - in the case of the wallet the indication of the chosen payment system is generated in the portable telecommunication device (1) and sent via the mobile radio connection (12) of the portable telecommunication device (1) to the wallet operator (3 - Fig. 3) or payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4).
- the from the portable telecommunication device (1) coming customer record (a) reaches either the wallet operator (3 - 3) or the payment system provider (6 - 4). There the quota procedure is identified on the basis of the special data constellation and a customer identification check is carried out. A negative result of the customer identification check leads to a termination message to the customer.
- the wallet operator (3 - FIG. 3) or the payment system provider (6 - FIG. 4) sends a quota request record
- the quota request record (b) of the wallet operator (3 - 3) or payment system provider (6 - 4) arriving on the management server (5) firstly becomes the payment system provider ident check by matching with the payment system provider database (8).
- the management server (5) breaks the process with a NOK via the telecommunication connection (13) to the wallet operator (3 - FIG. 3). or payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4). This reports the demolition to his customer.
- the management server If the wallet operator (3) or payment system provider (6) is listed in the payment system provider database (8), the management server generates an OK (OK) and forwards the quota request record (b) for the merchant identification check to the merchants Database (9) on.
- the management server (5) breaks the process with a NOK via the telecommunication connection (13) to the wallet operator (3 - FIG. 3) or payment system provider (6 - FIG ). This reports the demolition to his customer.
- the management server (5) Does the management server (5) receive an OK from the Ident check from the dealer Database (9), the quota request record (b) now receives a basket number assigned by the management server. This shopping cart number is a unique unique ID. Then, the management server (5) forwards the quota request record (b) without the payment system provider ID via the telecommunication link (15) to the merchant (11).
- the item number and quantity contained in the quota request record (b) is used to carry out the contingent check (KP) in the merchandise management system of the merchant (1 1) by querying the stock. If there is no quota or insufficient quota under the requested article number, a quota NOK message (NOK) is automatically sent via the telecommunication connection (15) from the merchant (11) to the management server (5) and from there via the Telecommunication connection (13) to the wallet operator (3 - Fig. 3) or the payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4) sent back. This reports the quota status as abort (sold out) to the customer.
- KP contingent check
- the requested quantity of goods is posted under the shopping basket number assigned by the management server (5) to a shopping cart (16) in the merchandise management system of the merchant (11) and provided with the current price from the merchandise management system.
- the merchandise management system (1 1) then sends the quota reply record (c) via the telecommunication connection (15) to the management server (5).
- This quota response record (c) contains all the details of the quota request record (b) (without the payment system provider ID), the pricing information from the merchandise management system and the quota OK message (OK).
- the management server forwards this contingent response record (c) to the toll operator (3 - 3) or the payment system provider (6 - 4).
- the toll provider (3 - Fig. 3) or payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4) transmits the price and quantity information to the customer via the mobile telephone connection (12). the.
- the customer confirms the purchase and sends his purchase OK via the mobile telephone connection (12) back to the wallet operator (3 - Fig. 3) or payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4).
- the customer's purchase OK from the quota reply record (c) is the clearing request record (d).
- the wallet operator (3 - FIG. 3) uses the clearing request record (d) to obtain from the operator of the customer-selected payment system (6 - FIG. 3) the result of the clearing process in the form of the clearing response record (s). with the confirmation of the payment (OK) or the rejection (NOK) via the telecommunication connection (14).
- the clearing response record (s) contains all the details of the clearing request record (d) and the test result.
- the wallet operator (3 - Fig. 3) or payment system provider (6 - Fig. 4) sends the clearing response record (s) via the telecommunication connection (13) to the management server (5). If the clearing has resulted in a NOK, the management server (5) sends a deletion record consisting of the shopping cart number and a NOK via the telecommunication connection (15) for deleting the shopping cart (16) into the merchandise management system of the merchant (11). The deletion of the shopping cart leads to a reversal of the blocked in the basket quota in the inventory of the dealer (1 1).
- the wallet operator sends the clearing OK together with the invoice and, if applicable, the shipping data of the customer and the shopping cart number to the management server (5).
- This stores only the clearing OK together with the transaction ID and the shopping cart number and forwards the shopping cart number and transaction ID together with the customer's billing and shipping data without saving the personal data to the retailer's merchandise management system (1 1).
- This confirms the receipt of the data to the management server (5) with a shopping cart OK.
- the management server generates a process OK from this and forwards it via the telecommunication connection (13) to the wallet operator. This leads the confirmation of the process over the cellular connection (12) to the wallet or payment system app (2) in the customer's portable telecommunications device (1). This completes the process.
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