1. Presentation
Of
Types Of
E-Commerce
&
Payment Models

2. (B2B) – involves both electronic business
marketplaces and direct market links between
businesses(Supermarket and its suppliers).
• "B2B" Ecommerce business model are solely web
based .
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3. Websites that are engaged in B2B
ecommerce:
 commodityindia.com
 Indiaconstruction.com
 clickforsteel.com
 Alibaba.com

4.  B2C means enterprises provide a new shopping environment for
consumers through the Internet – online stores, consumer can purchase
online and pay online.
 This mode saves the time and space of enterprises and customers, which
improve the transactional efficiency

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.  (C2C) is the electronic commerce activity that provides the opportunity
for trading of products and service amongst consumers .
 Consumer to consumer (C2C) electronic commerce promotes the
opportunity for consumers to transact goods or services with other
consumers present on the internet
 In the C2C e-commerce, the consumer lists items for sale with
commercial auction site.

9. Websites engaged in C2C
 ebay.com
 baazee.com
 ICQ.com
 MSN.com

10. In this model, a consumer approaches website showing
multiple business organizations for a particular service.
Consumer places an estimate of amount he/she wants to
spend for a particular service.

12. • B2G model is a variant of B2B model.
• Such websites are used by government to trade and
exchange information with various business
organizations.

13. Government - to - Business
• Government uses B2G model website to approach
business organizations.
• Such websites support auctions, tenders and application
submission functionalities.

14. • E-Commerce sites use electronic payment where
electronic payment refers to paperless monetary
transactions.
• Electronic payment has revolutionized the business
processing by reducing paper work, transaction costs,
labour cost.

15. Credit
Cards
Debit
Cards
Emoney
Smart
Cards
EFT

16. Credit Cards
Credit card is small
plastic card with a
unique number attached
with an account.
It has also a magnetic
strip embedded in it
which is used to read
credit card via card
readers.

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
In case of Debit Cards
amount gets deducted
from card's bank
account immediately.
There should be
sufficient 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

21. Types of Debit Cards:

22. Smart Cards:
It has a small
microprocessor chip
embedded in it.
 It has the capacity to
store customer work
related/personal
information.
Smart card can be
accessed only using a
PIN of customer

23. E-Money transactions
refers to situation where
payment is done over
the network.
 Amount gets
transferred from one
financial body to another
financial body without
any involvement of a
middleman.

24.  The process by which money is transferred electronically from one
financial institution to another is termed Electronic Fund
Transfer(EFT).
 Fund transfer can be done using ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
or using computer.