Design of Universal Electronic Cash Payment System

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vols. 452-453Design of Universal Electronic Cash Payment System

Design of Universal Electronic Cash Payment System

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This dissertation introduces the design of an off-line anonymity-controllable universal electronic cash payment system, which can prevent double spending. The system is comprised of user end system, business e-wallet system and bank electronic cash server system.

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Ping Jia

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Anonymity, Applet, Blind Signature, Cut-and-Choose Method, Electronic Cash

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