Computer payment (electronic payment)

Payment of invoices by means of program-controlled electronic computer systems via the Internet, especially in the C2B sector. Despite predictions to the contrary, still of little significance – except in the area of Internet auctions, where auction companies sometimes provide their own systems – because – cash payments, cash cards and bank transfers are deeply rooted among the public, work well and are the obvious choice in everyday life – supermarket purchases, restaurant bills, – payment via computer incurs fees or requires an account to be maintained with a provider, – there are still different software systems internationally you have to maintain an account with a provider, – there are still different software systems internationally, – the security trust in this payment method is minimal, and – not all private households and smaller stores have an Internet connection or do not (want to) use it on an ongoing basis. – See billpoint, bitcoins, chip card, money, electronic, money card, net money, net money business, PayDirect, unbanked, payment, written, payment fraud risk.

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