PaySafe
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PaySafe was the first secure electronic payment system for Credit Cards over the Internet.
PaySafe was conceived in Australia in 1991 by Dennis Charter and developed by a group of computer programmers headed by Justin Fanning. In 1996 PaySafe was launched in the United States. Its creators had such belief in its security that a US$10 Million 'prize' was offered to anyone who could hack the PaySafe security portal. No one made claim to the prize.
[edit] See also
- Public-key cryptography
- Speedpass
- Digital gold currency
- e-gold
- Private currency
- Ripple monetary system
- Money
- Electronic commerce
- Anonymous internet banking
- Cypherpunk
- Mon€o
- Visa Cash
- Mondex
- Qpass
- ISO 8583
- Automated Clearing House
