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Roadmap Table of Contents

  • Target scenarios (50,000 foot view)
    • Primary goals / Key Principles / Manifesto
    • make payments on the Web and in person as frictionless as possible
    • user-centric approach, user is always in control
    • embrace legacy as well as new tech
  • Core Elements (25,000ft view - key concerns)
    • Key Concerns (maybe just this instead of what’s below)?
    • Payment Initiation
    • Payment Instruments
    • Payment Receipts
    • Jurisdictional Controls
    • ...
  • Potential sample architectures
    • This section can address both near term and far-fetched possibilities, relevant actors, etc.
  • Phases of a Transaction
    • Explanation of 2-corner, 3-corner, and 4-corner models?
    • Payment Request (mental link to Payment Initiation above)
    • Payment Instrument Negotiation
    • Payment Receipt (mental link to Payment Receipts)
  • Relevant existing standards
    • ISO20022
    • X9 documents
    • BIS documents
  • Projections - taking a, b, and c together, provide some idea of expected progress in the industry.
    • Greatly reduced risk to merchants with push payments
  • Regulatory Concerns
    • Unified architecture with hooks into local regulations
  • Glossary
    • the Glossary Task Force will provide content.

or

  • What we’re doing
  • Where we’re going
  • Payment Agent
  • Use Cases
  • Glossary

User Payment Agent Table of Contents

  • High-level overview
  • Scope of the User Payment Agent
  • Key Concepts
    • Itemization
    • Convergence
    • Hardware Security Support
  • Features of the User Payment Agent
    • Item Import and Item-based Communication
    • Feature Modularization of Functional Blocks
    • Feature Orchestration on User Side
    • User Control and User-side automation
  • Phases and Modules of a Transaction
    • Request/ Statement of Acceptance
    • User/Client-side Selection and Presentment
    • Finalization/ Confirmation

Use Cases Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • High Priority
  • Medium Priority
  • Low Priorority