Micro Payment Ticketing Solution
RFCyber Micro Payment Ticketing (MPT) is a fast, convenient,
secure, and “one card for all” solution to issue electronic money (eMoney) for
micro-payment. MPT can be used for
ticketing in transit systems. It also can
be integrated with various industries to allow cardholders to do payment for
other transportation fares such as taxis, bus and railway, or for retail
merchant purchases such as fast food and convenient stores. Besides, RFCyber’s state-of-the-art secure
mobile technologies allow MPT purses to be issued not only via conventional way
to traditional cards but also via Over The Air (OTA) to mobile devices such as
NFC cell phones and micro SD. These
mobile purses can take advantages of the communication capability and
interactive user interfaces of the devices to provide additional services such
as OTA top-up, balance and history checking. To meet different business security needs, MPT purse can be issued using various popular
smart card standards such as Mifare, DESFire and CPU card (e.g., JavaCard).
MPT Solution
Components
Benefits and Features of MPT Solution
This feature rich solution
provides a micro payment purse issuer with capabilities to securely and
reliably issue, trace and settle eMoney. By decoupling the backend system from the
front-end modules with open standards, the solution enables the eMoney issuer
to easily work with POS providers and RFID reader providers to support transit
operators, land-based merchants and web merchants to accept eMoney. By building both B2B and B2C concepts into the
system, it is a win-win solution such that various merchants and cardholders
can efficiently interact with the eMoney issuer. Moreover, interfacing with financial operators
is also supported to clear settlement in a timely fashion. If optional RFCyber OTA capabilities are added
to the solution, the issuer can work with Mobile Network Operator (MNO) to
include mobile features in their offers.
The productivity of the eMoney issuer is drastically increased as the
solution streamlines the enterprise workflow and enhances the issuer’s
interaction with all involved parties.
Front Office Daily customer service tasks are streamlined by an easy to use web based
card life cycle management module. The
features include personalized card issuance, card sales, lost card reporting,
card return and exchange tracking, and transaction archives retrieval. As part of the solution, a desktop tool is also included for fixing
inconsistencies on cards.
Back
Office The solution supports office operators’ daily tasks and administrative staff’s control
functions. The daily tasks include
return cards requests investigation, suspicious transactions investigation,
transaction adjustment, and blacklist maintenance. The
control tasks include Security and Authentication Module (SAM) card issuance
and operator card issuance. The solution
also includes a small batch issuance application.
Collection
Station The major task is to consolidate gate transactions and batch them to
backend for persistence and settlement. It
also works with backend to download blacklist and configuration information
such as fare structures to the gate readers.
Top-Up
Supports Three types of
card balance top-up method are supported: auto reload, web top-up, and
real-time top-up. Auto reload is to
automatically top-up cards that registered with a linked financial account when
their balances fall below a certain amount. Web top-up allows cardholders to virtually
request a top-up from a financial account via the internet and to physically
load the eMoney later on at designated locations. Real-time top-up enables self-service kiosk or
manned POS to perform instant top-up to cards.
Settlement
The main features
include batch transaction records validation, suspicious transaction records
detection, daily settlement, monthly settlement, and yearly settlement. It can
integrate with financial operators to clear settlement in a timely fashion.
Merchant
Subsystem The friendly web interface allows merchants to access current and
archived settlement reports, review transactions records and check daily
settlement status. It also enables
merchant headquarters to perform local settlement against its branches and to
only report consolidated transactions to central backend.
Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) Cardholders
are empowered with a web CRM to manage their cards via internet. For each card,
they can link a financial account, set up auto-reload, request for a web
top-up, and check archived transactions.