Amex
Commerce
The big guns are finally trundling online. American Express brags
that it was the first credit card company to complete a transaction using
SET (the new credit card security protocol). But the FAQs on e-commerce,
security, electronic wallets, and digital certificates are worth a visit.
CyberCash
CyberCash was one of the pioneers in the field of electronic-cash
(a.k.a. e-cash). The highlight here is the CyberCash wallet: Download the
software, fill up the virtual penny purse with CyberCoins, and then start
spending away at one of the approved virtual merchants. While you're here,
read up on CyberCash's support for SET, the new secure credit card technology.
Digicash
Along with the rest of the industry, Digicash subsequently shifted
its focus to smart cards. Site highlights: The tutorials on digital signatures
and smart cards, plus an almost-comprehensible explanation of the arithmetic
behind encryption schemes.
Digital
Cash and Monetary Freedom
A big-picture overview of digital cash, how it differs from "mere
encrypted credit card schemes" and What It All Means to You. Granted, DCMF
is a heavy slog: It's basically one long all-text rant, there are no offsite
links, and (worst of all) the paper is more than two years old. But it
still provides a handy introduction to the issues.
The Digital
Financier
The premier source for digital finance and
online banking information. Links include an expanded group of career planning
and job sites, electronic money sites, listings of major industry meetings
and seminars, glossaries of financial, internet, technology, and financial
derivative terms, available publications, a marketplace and a synopses
of important news and technology updates.
Investorlinks
This is the most comprehensive directory of investment related websites
on the internet. Literally thousands and thousands of links, with descriptions,
updated daily. Easy to navigate. Find exactly what you are looking for
fast. As a bonus, all users can find free real-time quotes.
Traderware
Traderware provides online charting and teaching application. A
source for free Java and ActiveX Charting and Analysis Applications for
Traders and Technical Analysts. The applications support more than fifty
indicators, several types of trendlines including a custom formula library
for indicator, math and utility functions.
Last updated: November 27, 2002