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Security and Privacy Overviews In Mobile Payments

Status

Completed

Duration

1 month

Year

2026

Project Overview

A research paper that reviews the main technologies used in mobile payments and evaluates how secure and private they are. It compares SMS-based payments with NFC and wallet-based systems, showing that newer systems are more secure but often collect more user data. The paper also explores privacy-focused alternatives such as blockchain and passkey-based models, and suggests that future mobile payment systems should aim for a better balance between strong security and user anonymity.

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