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  • Financial Technology

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  • Current payment systems prioritize security over user needs, leading to privacy risks and access issues.
  • Sharing bankcards and PINs for cash withdrawal creates significant security vulnerabilities.
  • Existing systems lack convenient solutions for transferring funds to individuals without bank accounts or identification.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce novel, secure, and user-friendly person-to-person (P2P) payment methods.
  • To leverage technological advancements for efficient and reliable fund transfers.
  • To address the limitations of current payment systems concerning user behavior and accessibility.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed two secure fund transfer methods: QuickCash Online and QuickCash Offline.
  • Utilized existing banking infrastructure for seamless transaction processing.
  • Developed implementations of the QuickCash payment systems for analysis.

Main Results:

  • QuickCash enables convenient and rapid money transfers between peers.
  • Transactions do not require bank cards, identification, or recipient bank accounts.
  • The system bypasses traditional registration procedures for recipients.

Conclusions:

  • QuickCash provides a secure and accessible P2P payment solution.
  • The proposed methods enhance user convenience and address existing system shortcomings.
  • Further analysis of QuickCash's security strengths and properties is presented.