WO2002086810A1 - Method and apparatus of secure credit card transaction - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to secure credit card transactions and providing personal identification on the Internet. It is specifically characterized by a plastic body in regular credit card dimension implanted with a complete microcomputer system (hereafter called SecuAII Card) and an associated authentication server, implementing dynamic digital certificate authentication technology in order to prevent personal privacy from being breached in e- commerce transactions.
- SecuAII Card complete microcomputer system
- an associated authentication server implementing dynamic digital certificate authentication technology in order to prevent personal privacy from being breached in e- commerce transactions.
- a cardholder who has lost her credit card may subsequently cancel the credit card, to prevent further unauthorized use.
- a great damage has already been done, not all of which may be undone by the credit company or the merchants involved.
- the credit cardholder may then be forced to bear the cost of the unauthorized purchases.
- the holder In addition to personal financial liability that may be incurred due to loss of a conventional credit card, the holder also suffers from compromised security regarding his or her personal credit and account information such as the account number, expiration date, the cardholder's name, and the cardholder's signature, which may also be misused to conduct unauthorized transactions.
- a dishonest or tempted merchant who gains access to a cardholder's personal credit and account information, may easily decide to use such information to conduct an unauthorized transaction without the actual credit card physically leaving the possession of the cardholder. This leads to a greater chance that the unauthorized credit card transaction will not be prevented.
- the present invention provides an effective instrument to authenticate credit cared transactions, and to protect personal privacy online, thereby reducing the opportunity for credit card fraud.
- This invention is a novel apparatus-SecuAII card implementing a dynamic digital certification and a symmetric encryption authentication system for securing authorized financial transaction using a credit card and for personal online account access.
- the smart security system comprises a secure transaction electronic card (SecuAII card).
- the card mainly consists of a conventional plastic body in the dimension of a conventional credit card, a magnetic strip simulator, a micro controller unit, a membrane keypad, a coin cell battery, two micro switches, an ultra-thin liquid crystal display (LCD) panel, and other electronic components.
- the simulator emulates a magnetic flux, as does a regular magnetic strip when the card passes through a conventional credit card read device.
- the electronic card employs a personal identification number (PIN) in the form of a combination of digits for the low-end model of the electronic card, or uses fingerprint recognition for the high-end model of the electronic card.
- PIN personal identification number
- the card usually in standby mode, is to be activated only after the micro controller unit verifies the PIN input from the membrane keypad (typically having 10 digits) or the captured fingerprint. If an incorrect PIN or fingerprint is detected, the micro controller unit will not generate the magnetic flux on the magnetic strip simulator and return immediately to the standby mode. Therefore, none of the transaction data nor the digital certificate would be transmitted to the card read device, and nothing would be displayed on the liquid crystal display panel.
- the traditional transaction data (account number, cardholder's name, and expiration date) would not be private, however, the financial transaction would fail or access to a personal account would be denied without the electronic card being physically presented.
- the request could not pass the authentication stage without the correct instant digital certificate, because the identity verification of the electronic card user is based on the authentication of the digital certificate, rather than conventional card data, such as a signature.
- each certificate is valid only once.
- the dynamic digital certificate in form of a combination of 6 or more digits, is uniquely issued for each transaction, and then expires.
- the digital certificate is authenticated for each unique transaction, and therefore provides no value to any individual who subsequently attempts to use the date to effectuate further transactions outside the presence of the cardholder.
- the certificate generated by an algorithm within the card, is a function of variables which include: the 16- digit credit card account number, the card issuing date (year, month, and date in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and time (hours and minutes in GMT), and the instant date and time at which a transaction is being processed.
- GTT Greenwich Mean Time
- GMT Greenwich Mean Time
- GMT Greenwich Mean Time
- the authentication server would approve the transaction request upon verifying the identity between the certificate and the confirmation code.
- the digital certificate displayed on the electronic card's liquid crystal displaypanel would replace the current use of static passwords.
- the digital certificate would first need to be entered from a computer or Personal Digital Assistant keyboard or the keypad on a mobile or a regular phone. It would then be transmitted to the transaction processor for verification through the network, in the same manner as the financial transaction process described above.
- SecuAII electronic card cardholders Another benefit to SecuAII electronic card cardholders is that one electronic card can be used as multiple plastic credit cards. In other words, it is able to function as a VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express card, depending on the cardholder's selection before use. Furthermore, the authentication system enables SecuAII electronic card cardholders to have their privacy protected regardless of whether a transaction is carried out through e-commerce, wireless or wired telephone, mail order, or brick & mortar retail without any change in the basic infrastructure or the third party involved. The present invention satisfies the long felt need of having an effective and secure credit card transaction method by implementing SecuAII electronic card and associated symmetric-encryption authentication technology into the credit card transaction system. In addition, the invented system is able to provide the protection of personal privacy online. Therefore, the invention will greatly promote consumers (SecuAII cardholders) to freely embrace e-commerce and emerging technologies.
- FIG. 1 depicts a typical credit card transaction process.
- FIG.2 demonstrates the authentication process.
- FIG.3 is an isometric view of the SecuAII electronic card of the present invention.
- FIG.4 shows the top surface of the electronic card of the present invention.
- FIG.5 illustrates main electronic parts and components situated inside the electronic card of the present invention.
- FIG.6 is ⁇ bottom view of the electronic card of this invention.
- FIG.7 portrays logic linking of electronic components inside the electronic card of the present invention.
- One goal of the present invention is to provide an authentication system based on an electronic card 1 and an authentication server 220 with a dynamic digital certificate verification to prevent the breaching of personal privacy on either credit card transactions or in online personal identification.
- This solution results in one card to secure all personal privacy in e-commerce.
- an entire microcomputer system as disclosed in the present invention can be implanted in a conventional plastic credit card without requiring the alteration of its dimensions or modification of current credit card transaction instruments.
- a user of a credit card implementing the smart security system must key in a pre-assigned personal identification number (PIN) through a multiple digit membrane keypad 5 mounted on the card surface, which is verified by a micro controller unit 10 embedded inside the electronic card 1.
- PIN personal identification number
- a character value of a particular cardholder's fingerprint can also be pre-stored in the high-end version of the electronic card 1 as an alternative to the PIN.
- the micro controller unit 10 captures the fingerprint through an integrated fingerprint sensor, implements an Analog-to-Digital (A/D) conversion, and then calculates out a character value which it compares to the pre-stored one for confirmation. Only after the verification of the PIN or the fingerprint can the electronic card 1 be activated to transmit the transaction data of the particular electronic card 1 to the authentication server 220 through a card read device or other instrument.
- the server 220 a financial transaction or an online service request is instantly cleared only if a confirmation code from the symmetric encryption algorithm is identical to the dynamic digital certificate code received from the card.
- the electronic card 1 is 100% compatible with any kind of transaction instrument, including those commonly used worldwide and emerging financial transaction technologies like cellular or regular telephones, PDAs, or 2-way pagers.
- any kind of transaction instrument including those commonly used worldwide and emerging financial transaction technologies like cellular or regular telephones, PDAs, or 2-way pagers.
- PDAs personal digital assistants
- 2-way pagers For the personal identification for the online service request, no special read device or software driver is required. Because the request is approved in terms of the certificate confirmation instead of traditional credit card data or personal data, online merchants do not need to worry about the security of personal financial data, which is stored on their databases, against crackers or hackers who wish to steal that information. The replacement of the traditional handwritten signature with the digital certificate will significantly expedite the present checkout process for credit card purchases.
- Figure 1 depicts generally a typical system used to process and settle data card transactions.
- a merchant collects the transaction data such as the account number, the name of the cardholder, and the expiration date and then transfers them to a transaction processor 210 for transaction clearing and settlement through a network or in the form of paper sales drafts.
- the data are typically transferred from the transaction processor 210 to the credit card issuer electronically. Once the card issuer receives the data, the transactions are immediately posted or stored for subsequent posting to the appropriate cardholder's account. Settlement occurs as funds are transferred from the issuing institution to the merchant.
- the known transaction processing system provides for authorization of transactions and has served the business community well, but the system does not include adequate authentication instruments to prevent fraud. As a matter of fact, as long as a person acquires the transaction data by whatever means, he is readily able to break into this transaction processing system. This is the greatest shortcoming in electronic commerce.
- the preferred electronic card 1 utilizing the authentication server 220, and implementing symmetric encryption technology, provides a perfect solution to this problem. Without additional cost or devices, the traditional authentication infrastructure offers additional benefit to electronic card 1 cardholders: the privacy protection for personal identification in Business to Consumer (B2C) e- commerce.
- the authentication server 220 is to be located between the merchant and the transaction processor 210 as shown in Figure 2. Once a transaction request is received by the processor 210, it passes corresponding transaction data to the authentication server 220 located between the
- the authentication server 220 works like a filter, which screens out all unauthorized transactions or server requests to protect the customers' privacy. Otherwise, the request is blocked and brief information regarding the reason why it was denied provided to the merchant.
- an online service provider issues an authentication request to the authentication server 220, it transmits an instant dynamic certificate (so-called "dynamic password") input by the electronic card 1 cardholder from the keyboard on a personal computer (PC) or other devices and relates the personal data to the authentication server 220.
- PC personal computer
- the authentication server 220 Upon receiving all data, the authentication server 220 performs the same functions as with the credit card transaction request verification: it checks the digital certificate and sends back the result to the provider's server. Since the password continually changes and used only once, it will tremendously reduce the possibility of cracking the password. Therefore, the personal privacy is securely protected.
- the authentication method introduces two technologies: electronic card 1 ( integrated with a complete microcomputer system and a magnetic simulator) and a symmetric encryption algorithm being run by both the card and the authentication server.
- the card consists of a micro controller unit 10, a multi-digit wakeup membrane keypad 5, one magnetic strip simulator 20 (simulating Track I and Track II typically), an ultra-thin coil cell or battery 14, two micro switches 80, and an ultra thin liquid crystal display panel 15 as in Figure 3. All these parts are implanted into a conventional plastic card to keep the same dimension as the traditional plastic credit card.
- the micro controller unit 10 includes a central processing unit (CPU), a random access memory (RAM), a clock timer, a read only memory (ROM), and some peripherals.
- the micro controller unit 10 can be in a standby mode for power saving when not in service, during which time no data is displayed on the liquid crystal display panel 15. Pressing a concave keypad called “wakeup” will wake up the micro controller unit 10 from the standby mode.
- the system employs a PIN in the form of a combination of digits, or alternatively fingerprint recognition technology, to prevent the card from unauthorized activation. This means that only after the PIN or the fingerprint is verified by the micro controller unit 10, will it be ready to transfer the card information to the magnetic strip simulators 20 and generate the instant certificate code which is then displayed on the liquid crystal display panel 15. Only one of the two micro-switches 80 mounted beside the simulators 20 needs to be pressed.
- the simulator 20 emulates the magnetic strip data Track I, Track II, or Track III in IS0781 1 format.
- the simulator 20 is a multi-turn conductive winding 60 that is particularly designed to emulate the magnetic flux generated by a regular magnetic strip as it passes through the read head on a read device.
- the simulator 20 also attaches a digital certificate code to the data. This digital certificate code is instantly generated by a cryptographic algorithm at the moment a transaction is in process.
- the account number is to be input into the card using a special input device by the card issuer prior to shipping the card to a cardholder, but the algorithm is stored in the card in on-chip read only memory (ROM).
- ROM read only memory
- the certificate code is a function of the account number, expiration date, card issuing date and time, and transaction date and time.
- the micro controller unit 10 employs a built-in clock timer to form a calendar and a clock by micro-code, a low-level assembly language used for programming micro controller 10.
- the date and the time used in the algorithm are in GMT at the card and the authentication server 220.
- the two micro-switches 80 in Figure 5 are used to trigger the micro controller unit 10 to fetch the date and the time as input variables to the algorithm at the instant transaction moment, and to start the magnetic flux emulation of the transaction data on the simulator 20.
- the first switch 80 is used for activation of swiping from one side, and the second switch 80 for swiping from the other side.
- the authentication server Upon receiving the data and the certificate code, the authentication server executes the same algorithm in terms of the received transaction data and the prompt transaction date and time to create a confirmation code. Then, the authentication server 220 compares it to the certificate code received from the card for finalizing the verification, In order to prevent ⁇ shift of the verification code into minutes earlier or later due to time deviation between the server 220 and the micro controller unit 10, some error tolerance should be encompassed. A self-adoptive and an error compensation method are employed to achieve this. With this method, each time a transaction is being processed, the server 220 checks the time difference between the card and the server 220. If the difference exists for a specific card, the server 220 will mark the difference or called error and compensate the error during the next time transaction.
- the electronic card 1 is compatible with all credit card transaction instruments either online or offline, even emerging technologies like PDA and cell phone transactions. Multiple of conventional credit card data are implanted into one electronic card 1 for cardholder's convenience. For a transaction using a regular credit card read device at the Point of Sale (POS), the cardholder must type in the PIN from the keypads on the card surface (or for the high-end electronic card 1 , the fingerprint recognition replaces the PIN) and hand the card to a cashier as usual. No handwritten signature is required for the purchase. For a transaction on the Internet, the cardholder types the certificate code, which is instantly displayed on the liquid crystal display panel 15 from the keyboard on a PC or keypad on any electronic device prior to clicking the "SEND" icon on the screen.
- POS Point of Sale
- the merchants simply need to write down the account number, the digital certificate, and the transaction date and time, for follow-up authentication by the authentication server 220.
- electronic card 1 cardholders and merchants will no longer have to worry about the credit card data being revealed.
- the present method and apparatus can be easily migrated to all other verification of the electronic card 1 cardholder identity.
- Modern electronics and micro-assembly technologies will allow this card to have similar dimensions (length, width, and thickness) as standard credit cards with little or no need to modify current read devices and the transaction data transit network system.
- the micro controller unit 10 will notify the cardholder to change the battery 14 in the coin cell when it is nearly empty.
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