The digital currency challenge : shaping online payment systems through U.S. financial regulations / Philip Mullan.
Private online digital currency systems offer people accessible, convenient, and inexpensive everyday financial tools outside of traditional bank-owned and operated platforms. Digital currency systems facilitate local and international fund transfers, online and offline payments, and simple cash-to-...
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Palgrave Macmillan,
2014.
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Table of Contents:
- Section I. The Birth of An Industry
- 1 Introduction : Solving global payment issues with private digital currency
- 2 Pros and cons of early ecash products
- 3 Getting started with digital currency
- 4 Conventional bank payments vs private digital currency
- 5 The economics & theory behind new digital currency systems
- 6 Building better money
- 7 Establishing the environment for community and commercial applications
- 8 Integrating new digital currency financial products into retail consumer markets
- 9 Scaling existing digital currency payment systems for global use
- Section II. Shaping Systems through Financial Regulations
- 10 Introduction : The developing social, technological and global trends that are reshaping personal financial services
- 11 How proactive regulatory action can improve the development of future systems
- 12 Pros and cons of regulatory changes in global digital currency systems
- 13 The outcome of interaction with U.S. regulatory agencies
- 14 Software and technology operating behind the regulatory curve
- 15 Benefits of new software structures in retail commercial markets
- 16 The high cost of ignoring regulations
- Section III. Emerging Markets
- 17 Building the perfect digital payment system
- 18 Defining the core design elements that will drive future growth
- 19 New product marketing for personal and commercial customers
- 20 Avoiding past issues and regulatory pitfalls
- 21 Employing a person-2-person approach in creating new digital currency structures
- 22 How previous business outcomes can change the implementation of any new digital currency system.
- 23 Practical currency system designs for future commercial markets
- 24 The economics and theory of future digital currency systems.