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The use of electronic communication channels to conduct businesses without the need for physical conduct or presence has already been established and accepted warmly. But the issue of paying electronically still remains risky and muddy. This article implicates the security and trust issues that are essential for every electronic payment mechanism in order to be accepted and established as a common...
Lack of consumer trust in e-commerce merchants, e-commerce technology, and the social, financial and legal infrastructures of the e-commerce environment, poses a major challenge to the large-scale uptake of business to consumer e-commerce. Most traditional cues for assessing trust in the physical world are not available online. This paper gives an overview of some of the work being done to devise...
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