基于区块链技术和近场通信技术的增强安全方法,防止银行信用证欺诈

R. Subramaniam, S. Azzuhri, Ying Wah Teh
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信用证(Letter-of-Credit)欺诈是针对金融机构的欺骗企图,主要是在发运劣质货物或根本没有交付货物的情况下,提供有效的虚假/伪造文件作为货物装运的证明。信用证也可能是伪造的,提供给供应商供应货物。然而,当事人可以由在金融、商业法、国际法和业务流程方面具有丰富经验和专业知识的人放弃信用证。在这项研究中,我们希望提出一种将nfc支持的移动应用程序纳入信用证的选择。该应用程序由区块链技术提供支持,对于帮助信用证的接收者轻松验证文件的合法性至关重要。使用区块链来防止信用证欺诈的想法可能并不新鲜,因为有些已经被付诸实践。然而,在结合NFC支持的移动应用程序利用区块链技术来防止信用证欺诈方面做的工作并不多。这项研究的目的是为那些仍在向无纸化业务迁移、仍依赖实物信用证进行业务交易的银行。
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Enhanced Security Approach Powered by Blockchain Technology with NFC to Prevent Fraudulence in Bank Letter of Credits
Letters of Credit (Letter-of-Credit) frauds are deceptive attempts against financial institutions, primarily by providing availing false/falsify documentation as a proof of shipment of goods when, either, inferior goods were shipped, or no delivery was made at all. Letter-of-Credit also maybe forged to be provided to the supplier to supply goods. Whereas parties can forfeit the Letter-of-Credit by someone with vast experience and expertise in finance commerce laws, and international laws and business processes. In this research, we aspire to come up with an option of incorporating NFC-enabled mobile application into Letter-of-credit. The application is powered by blockchain technology and would be crucial in helping the recipient of the Letter-of-credit to achieve easy verification of the legitimacy of the document. The idea of using blockchain to prevent Letter-of-Credit fraud may not be novel where some have already been put into reality. However, not much work done in combining an NFC enabled mobile application leveraging on blockchain technology to prevent Letter-of-Credits frauds. The study is intended for banks who are still in migration to paperless business and still depending on a physical Letter-of-Credit for their business transactions.
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