2. (B2B) â involves both electronic business
marketplaces and direct market links between
businesses(Supermarket and its suppliers).
âą "B2B" Ecommerce business model are solely web
based .
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3. Websites that are engaged in B2B
ecommerce:
ï± commodityindia.com
ï± Indiaconstruction.com
ï± clickforsteel.com
ï± Alibaba.com
4. ï B2C means enterprises provide a new shopping environment for
consumers through the Internet â online stores, consumer can purchase
online and pay online.
ï This mode saves the time and space of enterprises and customers, which
improve the transactional efficiency
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6. Websites that are engaged in (B2C)
e-commerce
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Amazon.com,
llbean.com
CompUSA.com
Travelocity.doc
hotels.com
chow.net
rediff.com
7. ïŒ (C2C) is the electronic commerce activity that provides the opportunity
for trading of products and service amongst consumers .
ïŒ Consumer to consumer (C2C) electronic commerce promotes the
opportunity for consumers to transact goods or services with other
consumers present on the internet
ïŒ In the C2C e-commerce, the consumer lists items for sale with
commercial auction site.
10. ï¶In this model, a consumer approaches website showing
multiple business organizations for a particular service.
ï¶Consumer places an estimate of amount he/she wants to
spend for a particular service.
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12. âą B2G model is a variant of B2B model.
âą Such websites are used by government to trade and
exchange information with various business
organizations.
13. Government - to - Business
âą Government uses B2G model website to approach
business organizations.
âą Such websites support auctions, tenders and application
submission functionalities.
14. ï¶ Electronic payment refers to paperless monetary transactions.
ï¶ Reduction in paper work, transaction costs, labour cost.
17. An example of the front in
a typical credit card:
1)Issuing Bank Logo
2)EMV chip
3)Hologram
4)Personal Account
Number
5)Card Network Logo
6)Expiration Date
7)Card Holder Name
8)Contactless Chip
18. An example of the
reverse side of a typical
credit card:
1) Magnetic Stripe
2) Signature Strip
3) Card Security Code
19. Debit cards
ïAmount gets deducted from card's bank account .
ïSufficient balance in bank account for the transaction to get completed.
20. An example of the front
of a typical debit card:
1)Issuing bank logo
2)EMV chip
3)Hologram
4)Card number
5)Card brand logo
6)Expiration date
7)Cardholder's name
22. Smart Cards:
ï± A small microprocessor chip embedded in it.
ï± The capacity to store customer information.
ï±Accessed only using a PIN of customer.
23. ï±Payment is done over the network.
ï± Amount gets transferred:
ïŒfrom one financial body to another financial body.
ïŒwithout any involvement of middleman.
24. ï± Money is transferred electronically from one financial institution to another
ï± Fund transfer can be done using ATM or using computer.