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Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso The Key Balance Reader is a simple interface between the smart card and the card user. The screen displays the current value balance or transaction history on the card inserted in the reader slot The Mondex balance reader

Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso The Electronic Wallet The electronic wallet is a personal device for the smart card electronic money transactions. The electronic wallet allows the user to make transactions from one card to another using the two card slots as well as to access information on a smart card. The electronic wallet makes smart card usage easier and understandable for the consumer. The electronic wallet supports the following smart card functions: -Card to card transfer -Statement view -Balance view -Card lock/unlock -Card select -Currency select

Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso Electronic wallet with serial interface The electronic wallet is a personal device to make smart card electronic money transactions. It allows the transactions from one card to another using the two card slots as well as to access information on a smart card. The electronic wallet with serial interface provides serial connection to the PC. By connecting to the PC through the RS-232C cable, it can also work as a smart card reader/writer with two card slots.

Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso POS DEVICE

Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso Mondex Telephone Telephones will be especially adapted to enable cardholders to access their bank account at any time; to withdraw or pay- in (deposit) value down the telephone line: order and pay immediately for goods and services from a retailer; send and receive money to or from friends and family. For a retailer, a Mondex telephone means that value can be deposited directly into their account at any time of the day and night.

Business English.School of Business Administration Pntificia Universidad Catòlica de Valparaìso Log of Transactions log: a written record of transactions. ( a written record of the transmissions by a radio station)