Table Of Contents
ITU-T Focus Group Digital Financial Services Technology, Innovation and Competition
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
I Security Aspects of Digital Financial Services (DFS)
1 Introduction
2 Recommendation ITU-T X.805 Security Management Standard
3 Components of DFS ecosystem
4 Guidelines for protecting data confidentiality, integrity and availability
5 Conclusion
II Identity and Authentication
Executive summary
1 Introduction
2 What is digital identity?
3 Technology supporting digital identity
4 Digital identities for DFS
5 Digital identity and DFS practical example
6 Digital identity in action
7 Impact of digital identity on DFS and barriers to adoption
8 Recommendations
9 Glossary
Appendix A: Identity architectures
Appendix B: Identity technologies
III DFS Vendor Platform Features
Executive Summary
1 Scope
2 Logic functional diagram of DFS vendor platform
3 Access function
4 Service function
5 System function
6 Reference architecture
7 Interaction with external third party partners
8 Conclusion and recommendations
Annex 1: Glossary
Annex 2: Platform capabilities captured in reference architecture
Annex 3: Reference architecture
IV Technology evolution and innovation in Digital Financial Services (DFS)
Executive summary
1 Abbreviations and acronyms
2 Digital financial services (DFS) technology overview
3 Technologies used to remotely access DFS
4 Mobile phone types used in DFS
5 Mobile phone OSs
6 Stores of value and billing systems
7 Mobile phone UIs used in DFS
8 Digital value chain technologies and transactions
9 Thin SIM technology in DFS
10 Identity verification in DFS accounts and transactions
11 DFS payment infrastructure
12 Conclusion
V Mobile Handset Use in Digital Financial Services
1 Overview
2 Phone types
3 Phone statistics
4 Taxation and handsets
5 DFS and phone features
6 Phone models available in emerging markets
7 Conclusion
VI Distributed Ledger Technologies and Financial Inclusion
Executive summary
1 Introduction to Distributed ledger technology (DLT)
2 DLT designs
3 Key uses of DLTs
4 Smart contracts
5 Challenges in implementation of DLTs
6 Policy, regulatory, and legal issues relating to DLTs
7 Application of blockchain/DLT technology to financial inclusion
8 Conclusions
9 Recommendations
Annex A: How a blockchain operates
VII Competition Aspects of Digital Financial Services
Executive summary
A OVERVIEW
1 Background to the study
2 Approaches to competition issues
3 Roles and responses of regulators in competition matters in DFS
B MARKET ACCESS
4 Market access and licensing
C ACCESS TO BEARER TECHNOLOGY
5 USSD access
6 SIM toolkit access
7 Short code access
8 Quality of service
D ACCESS TO PAYMENT INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES
9 Payment infrastructure & services
E ACCESS TO AND USE OF BIG DATA SETS
10 Big data and DFS
F ACCESS TO AND USE OF APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACES
11 Application programming interfaces
G AGENTS
12 Agents in DFS
H TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL RESPONSES TO COMPETITION BOTTLENECKS
13 Thin SIMS
14 Sound-based payment access
15 Java applets
16 Smartphone-based interfaces
17 Mobile virtual network operators
18 New payment rails and interfaces
ANNEX A: Competition Primer
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