E-Payment from edX

Electronic payments have become an integral part of our daily lives. This in-depth course is designed to give students a thorough grasp of various e-payment systems, their underlying technology, and the security measures and regulations that ensure their safe and efficient use.

Students will learn about credit cards, third-party payment gateways (PayPal and Stripe), mobile payment systems (Alipay, WeChat Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay using NFC), and cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)), and more in this course. They will gain insight into the security mechanisms and cryptographic protocols used to protect these systems, such as encryptions, TLS/SSL, HTTPS, digital signatures, hash functions, and digital certificates. Selected examples will be used to demonstrate how these technologies are used in these e-payment systems.

Finally, how various e-payment systems, including existing bitcoin and the upcoming CBDC, will interact with Web3 and the metaverse will be discussed. Students will also learn about e-payment and cryptocurrency-based technology regulatory concerns and governance, as well as impending industry developments. ~~~~

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After completing this course the learner will be able to:
Identify and understand the various types of e-payment systems and their associated technologies.
Describe the security mechanisms, working principles used to protect e-payment systems.

Explain selected technologies and their role in e-payment systems.
Recognize the protocols involved in the technical governance of e-payment and cryptocurrency-based systems.
Analyze and assess various regulatory challenges and governance of e-payment and cryptocurrency-based technology from the technology and legal perspectives.

After completing this course the learner will be able to:
Identify and understand the various types of e-payment systems and their associated technologies.
Describe the security mechanisms, working principles used to protect e-payment systems.
Explain selected technologies and their role in e-payment systems.
Recognize the protocols involved in the technical governance of e-payment and cryptocurrency-based systems.
Analyze and assess various regulatory challenges and governance of e-payment and cryptocurrency-based technology from the technology and legal perspectives.

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Explores electronic payments, a core concept in finance

Covers various e-payment systems such as credit cards, mobile payments, and cryptocurrencies

In-depth examination of security measures used in e-payment systems

Taught by experts Siu Ming Yiu and Douglas Arner

Insights into future trends in e-payment technology

Lays the foundation for understanding the interplay between e-payment systems and Web3

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Learners who complete E-Payment will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Sales Manager

Sales managers are responsible for leading and managing sales teams. They work with sales representatives to develop and implement sales strategies. This course may be useful for sales managers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly used in the sales process.

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Data Scientist

Data scientists use data to solve business problems. They use their knowledge of statistics and machine learning to analyze data and develop predictive models. This course may be useful for data scientists because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which generate a large amount of data that can be used to improve decision-making.

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Cybersecurity Analyst

Cybersecurity analysts protect computer systems from cyber attacks. They use their knowledge of computer security to identify and prevent security breaches. This course may be useful for cybersecurity analysts because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly targeted by cyber attacks.

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CIO

Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are responsible for overseeing the information technology (IT) strategy of a company. They work with senior management to develop and implement IT solutions. This course may be useful for CIOs because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the IT industry.

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CEO

Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) are responsible for overseeing the overall operations of a company. They work with senior management to develop and implement corporate strategy. This course may be useful for CEOs because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the business world.

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Blockchain Developer

Blockchain developers design and build blockchain applications. They use their knowledge of computer science and cryptography to create secure and efficient blockchain systems. This course may be useful for blockchain developers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly built on blockchain technology.

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COO

Chief Operating Officers (COOs) are responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of a company. They work with senior management to develop and implement operational strategies. This course may be useful for COOs because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the operations of a company.

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CTO

Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) are responsible for overseeing the technology strategy of a company. They work with senior management to develop and implement technology solutions. This course may be useful for CTOs because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the technology industry.

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Product Manager

Product managers are responsible for managing the development and launch of new products. They work with engineers, designers, and marketers to bring new products to market. This course may be useful for product managers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the product development process.

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Financial Analyst

Financial analysts study investments and provide advice on how to invest money. They use their knowledge of economics, finance, and accounting to analyze financial data and make recommendations on which investments to buy or sell. This course may be useful for financial analysts because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the financial industry.

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Central Banker

Central bankers are responsible for managing the monetary policy of a country. They set interest rates and regulate the banking system. This course may be useful for central bankers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly important in the central banking industry.

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Investment Banker

Investment bankers help companies raise money by issuing stocks or bonds. They also advise companies on mergers and acquisitions. This course may be useful for investment bankers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly used in the investment banking industry.

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Auditor

Auditors examine financial records to make sure that they are accurate and complete. They also make sure that companies are following all applicable laws and regulations. This course may be useful for auditors because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly used in the auditing industry.

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Forensic Accountant

Forensic accountants investigate financial crimes, such as fraud and money laundering. They use their knowledge of accounting and auditing to analyze financial data and track down criminals. This course may be useful for forensic accountants because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly used in the forensic accounting industry.

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Commercial Banker

Commercial bankers provide financial services to businesses. They help businesses with things like managing their cash flow, obtaining loans, and investing their money. This course may be useful for commercial bankers because it can help them develop a deeper understanding of e-payment systems, which are increasingly used in the commercial banking industry.

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