A Survey ofNFC Mobile Payment: Challenges and Solutions using Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies

Li, Dongcheng; Wong, W. Eric; Chau, Matthew; Pan, Sean; Koh, Liang Seng

doi:10.1109/dsa51864.2020.00018

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“…Abbas et al in [5] summarizes the most prominent applications of the blockchain technology, including financial services, communication security, platforms for artificial intelligence, healthcare and IoT, among others. This way, blockchain technology is being proposed to improve the security of different types of applications: voting systems ( [6]), mobile payments ( [7]), aviation industry ( [8]), energy management ( [9]), vaccination campaigns ( [10]), healthcare ( [11]), and more. There are also several protocols based on the use of blockchain technology to ensure fair exchanges of data, such as the presented in [12], which presents a Proof of Delivery protocol of Digital Assets.…”

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Confidential Certified Notification Protocol Using Rejectable Soulbound Tokens and Identity-Based Cryptography

Cabot-Nadal,

Mut-Puigserver,

Payeras-Capellà

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IEEE Access

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Blockchain technology can be used in several e-commerce applications, like the creation of certified notifications. This kind of service allows a user, which acts as the sender, to prove that he has sent some data to a receiver. With the use of blockchain technology, we can take advantage of the fact that it offers a transparent and decentralized way to certify the authenticity and integrity of notifications. In this proposal, we combine the use of Soulbound tokens (SBTs), a special kind of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) whose owners cannot transfer or trade to other users, with an improvement of the ERC-721 standard to include the possibility that the receiver could reject a token, allowing the selective reception of SBTs. Representing the certified notifications as Rejectable SBTs (RejSBT), we can track when the sender sends a notification, and when the receiver accepts it, providing both non-repudiation of origin (NRO) and reception (NRR) proofs. The notification process require only two steps. Once the receiver has accepted the RejSBT that represents the ownership of a notification, we will use Identity-Based Cryptography to let the owner decrypt the confidential information represented by the RejSBT.

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“…7 The EIP-5896 describes the motivation and the specification of the Rejectable tokens. Further information can be found in: https://ethereummagicians.org/t/eip-5896-rejectable-non-fungible-token/11674This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.…”

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Confidential Certified Notification Protocol Using Rejectable Soulbound Tokens and Identity-Based Cryptography

Cabot-Nadal,

Mut-Puigserver,

Payeras-Capellà

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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“…Blockchain as an enabling technology has evolved (Bhutta et al, 2021) in the recent 5 years. Blockchain technology has been applied (Syed et al, 2019) and tested in various walks of life, for example, in healthcare (Wang et al, 2018;Zarour et al, 2020;Khatri et al, 2021); business (Mukkamala et al, 2018;Conway and Garimella, 2020;Garcia-Garcia et al, 2020;Syed et al, 2020); finance (Guerar et al, 2020;Zhang et al, 2021); supply chain (Saberi et al, 2019;Chang and Chen, 2020;Valle and Oliver, 2020); security apps (Vishwakarma and Das, 2020;Bai and Liu, 2021;Mendki, 2021); payments systems (Pouraghily and Wolf, 2019;Zouina and Outtai, 2019;Li et al, 2020a); electrical vehicle industry (Li et al, 2021;Xu et al, 2021); and property registration (Ali et al, 2020b). Now, we will review the current and future applications scenarios of blockchain in energy management and trading.…”

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A survey on peer-to-peer energy trading for local communities: Challenges, applications, and enabling technologies

Nadeem

2022

Front. Comput. Sci.

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Electricity is still a highly demanding resource in developing countries, especifically in rural areas. Local communities in developing countries are now focusing on generating their own electricity using solar and trading the energy which is in access to the supplier. Energy trading at the peer-to-peer level is a novel paradigm. It allows customers to contribute energy to the grid and power generation and supply companies. In this paper, we investigate the energy trading enabling technologies, their applications, challenges, and benefits to the local communities from various aspects. We analyse how blockchain and IoT technologies can help energy trading at the customer level from recent research proposals. We also present our analysis of recent research on the implementation of energy trading technologies and future directions.

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“…This paper explores enhancing NFC security through blockchain technology, addressing concerns like double-spending and ensuring fair, direct transactions without intermediaries. 10 This technology operates as a distributed public ledger governed by predefined rules agreed upon by network participants. 11 It offers a trustless environment for transactions, securing data immutably through cryptographic linkage and validation across a decentralized network using a consensus protocol.…”

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Framework for dynamic block sizing in secured and efficient transaction systems

Chorey,

Sahu

2024

JIST

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In the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), secure online payment systems are crucial, especially in the banking sector. This study introduces an innovative hybrid access control-enabled consensus algorithm within a checkpoint-enabled blockchain model designed for secure banking transactions. Utilizing smart contracts and an advanced consensus algorithm, the model establishes a robust network security framework while expediting transaction processes. Incorporating checkpoints ensures secure block mining, boosting network security and scalability. Smart contracts automate transaction agreements, significantly reducing processing time. The algorithm offers tailored access control, exclusively authorizing legitimate users. To validate the model, metrics such as transaction recovery time, memory usage, and responsiveness were measured for varying block sizes. Results demonstrated notable efficiency with reduced transaction recovery time (10.88 ms), minimal memory usage (108.17 kb), and enhanced responsiveness (33.55 ms) compared to existing methods. Implementing this model can enhance user trust, safeguard data, and streamline transactions, contributing to a more secure and seamless banking experience for all stakeholders.

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A Survey ofNFC Mobile Payment: Challenges and Solutions using Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies

Cited by 14 publications

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Confidential Certified Notification Protocol Using Rejectable Soulbound Tokens and Identity-Based Cryptography

Confidential Certified Notification Protocol Using Rejectable Soulbound Tokens and Identity-Based Cryptography

A survey on peer-to-peer energy trading for local communities: Challenges, applications, and enabling technologies

Framework for dynamic block sizing in secured and efficient transaction systems

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