An Internet Based Anonymous Electronic Cash System
Israt Jahan, Mohammad Zahidur Rahman, Khidir M. Ali, Israt Jerin
Abstract
Israt Jahan, Mohammad Zahidur Rahman, Khidir M. Ali, Israt Jerin
Abstract
There is an increase activity in research to improve the current electronic payment system which is parallel with the progress of internet. Electronic cash system is a cryptographic payment system which offers anonymity during withdrawal and purchase. Electronic cash displays serial numbers which can be recorded to allow further tracing. Contrary to their physical counterparts, e-cash have an inherent limitation; they are easy to copy and reuse (double-spending). An observer is a tamper-resistant device, issued by the Internet bank, which is incorporated with the Internet user's computer that prevents double-spending physically, i.e., the user has no access to her e-cash and therefore he cannot copy them. In this paper, we shall present an anonymous electronic cash scheme on the internet which incorporates tamper-resistant device with user-module.
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There is an increase activity in research to improve the current electronic payment system which is parallel with the progress of internet. Electronic cash system is a cryptographic payment system which offers anonymity during withdrawal and purchase. Electronic cash displays serial numbers which can be recorded to allow further tracing. Contrary to their physical counterparts, e-cash have an inherent limitation; they are easy to copy and reuse (double-spending). An observer is a tamper-resistant device, issued by the Internet bank, which is incorporated with the Internet user's computer that prevents double-spending physically, i.e., the user has no access to her e-cash and therefore he cannot copy them. In this paper, we shall present an anonymous electronic cash scheme on the internet which incorporates tamper-resistant device with user-module.
Key concepts: Electronic cash, The Internet, Anonymity, Payment, Computer science, Internet privacy, Computer security, Cryptography