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Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea

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The introduction of the information technology (IT) plus the introduction of the internet, has been said to be the source of advancement in electronic commerce. It’s focused on that, in the future, predictably, the society will be cashless, the circulation of physical cash will have decreased. The use of IT especially in the finance and industrial sector, not forgetting the proliferation of ecommerce hasled to increased speed in arising of electronic cash. The use of cashless methods, is appealing to the younger people. This is the reason why machine to machine (M2M) is gaining momentum as days go by. Some countries like Korea, implementation of cashless money methods, the electronic cash has been on a steady rise since 2000. A good example is the T-Money transport card. This is prepaid or postpaid electronic cash. It is very popular transportation card, which is widely used throughout most parts of Korea. In the future, its use will most likely to be expanded if it becomes integrated T-Money. The postpaid T-Money is a good example of M2M implementation, in which users now don’t need to carry cash to travel. They can transfer the money from mobile phones to the billing systems in the transport vehicles seamlessly. The transport card has developed into a mobile payment system in recent years and has become increasingly popular in Korea. This research paper, will focus on the design and simulation of machine to machine using NFC-based payment model. This will mainly target smartphone applications, which are more popular nowadays, not only amongst the youth but all generations. 

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NFC payment, machine to machine (M2M), cashless money transfer, electronic cash, mobile money

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