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Title

Comparing and contrasting micro-payment models for content sharing in P2P networks

Author(s)

Dai, Xiaoling;  Chaudhary, Kaylash;  Grundy, John

Abstract

Micro-payment systems have the potential to provide non-intrusive, high-volume and low-cost pay-as-you-use services for a wide variety of web-based applications. We proposed a new model, P2P-NetPay, a micro-payment protocol characterized by off-line processing, suitable for peer-to-peer network service charging. P2P micro-payment systems must provide a secure, highly efficient, flexible, usable and reliable environment, the key issues in P2P micro-payment systems development. Therefore, in order to assist in the design of an efficient micro-payment model suitable for P2P networks, we compare and contrast several existing P2P micro-payment models in this paper and outline a new P2P micro-payment scheme we have been developing that addresses the disadvantages in current schemes.

Publication type

Conference paper

Source

Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International Conference on Signal Image Technologies and Internet Based Systems (SITIS'07), Jiangong Jinjiang, Shanghai, 16-19 December 2007, pp. 347-354

Publication year

2008

Keyword(s)

Client server computer systems;  Content sharing;  Current schemes;  Distributed computer systems;  Highly efficient;  Internet;  Internet protocols;  Line processing;  New models;  P2p networks;  Payment protocols;  Payment systems;  Peer-to-peer networks;  Web-based applications

Publisher

IEEE

ISBN

9780769531229, 0769531229

Publisher URL

http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/SITIS.2007.63

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