Gateway User Research Articles

DISPUTE SETTLEMENT ANALYSIS AND REFUSED CLAIMS IN PAYMENT GATEWAY TRANSACTIONS ON PAYPAL INDONESIA

In transactions using Paypal, of course, there are many reasons for the risk of disputes occurring, ranging from delays in delivery, damaged goods, and transactions without authorization. The problem will be different when they carry out business transactions in different regions of the country and they have different nationalities. The research method uses a normative and empirical juridical approach, a normative juridical approach is carried out by studying legal norms or rules, while the empirical approach is carried out by direct interviews with sources who will relate to research problems, the data analysis used is qualitative. In trading transactions via the internet, trade is generally carried out by people who are located and subject to different countries and jurisdictionsThe legal relationship between Payment Gateway Users and Payment Gateway Providers At Fintech Paypal Indonesia is where the parties involved in the electronic payment system include consumers, business actors, acquirers, issuers and payment gateway providers. legal relationships that arise between consumers, business actors, acquirers, issuers and payment gateway operators are born from agreements made by the parties. Dispute Resolution and Chargeback Claims in Payment Gateway Transaction activities on Paypal Fintech where the paypal system provides services can communicate directly with the seller by opening a dispute at the Paypal Dispute Settlement Center. if it is not completed in following the policies provided by paypal services, consumers or business actors can ask for recommendations to mediate to the paypal service center but if they are not finished, business actors and consumers can resolve disputes through litigation, which usually business actors are subject to the applicable law, applies where the consumer is a national.

Offgrid and Hybrid Charging Stations for Electric Vehicle

In Recent years car companies like TATA, TESLA introduced and launches new electric cars in the market. For charging these cars some of the stations are also set up. But considering the current situation, these cars take at least 15 minutes to half an hour to charge. If station is full and all the slots are filled previously then other customers have to wait for a long time. Our idea is to develop a system which will solve these kinds of issues. We are developing a system in which we going to connect all the electric car charging stations together. By using our system user can find the station according to their choice and it will be useful for those who want to travel for long distance with their EV cars and it will be time saving. It will be very easy to use. If the given time slot is available then your place for the given slot will be booked. Otherwise system will ask to enter the new time schedule. In this system user has to pay some percent of amount online to confirm their booking. Our system will also provide shortest map route to reach at given station. Our system will also provide interface for charging stations to view all available slots as well as booked slot lists and manage slot timing. We are going to develop this system for web based devices. To develop this system, we are going to use time-slot allocation techniques as well as Google maps API for direction sensing. Our chatbot system will Control software via vocal commands. With the help of online payment gateway user can pay money quickly. Also the feature of choosing offgrid & hybrid charging will be there. By using the system peoples will save their so much time and they can view and book appropriate station easily.

Effect of Payment Gateways towards Online Shopping Behavior in SME in Indonesia

This study aims to examine the relationship between trust, types of payment methods, perceived usefulness, and convenience to the people’s purchase intention and whether that affect people’s online shopping behavior in SMEs in Indonesia—types of payment methods. Data were collected from 205 respondents in Indonesia using purposive sampling. Path Analysis was used in this study, and the results showed that Perceived Usefulness has a strong, unidirectional positive influence and significant effects on the Purchase Intention of payment gateway users but is not significant to Online Shopping Behavior. Convenience variables have a strong, unidirectional positive influence and significantly affect Purchase Intention and Online Shopping Behavior of payment gateway users in Indonesia.

Priority-Aware Cooperative Data Uploading in Body-to-Body Networks for Healthcare IoT

The body-to-body network (BBN), which enables a group of wireless body area network (WBAN) users to collaborate and share their individual network resources, has emerged as a promised technology for the Internet of Things (IoT)-based healthcare system. In BBN, WBAN users with good Internet connectivity act as gateway users and help their nearby WBAN users with poor Internet connectivity to upload their physiological data in exchange for incentives. The WBAN users are heterogeneous in terms of their data priority, which depends on the criticality of medical data and require varying uplink transmission rates for uploading. Designing an incentive mechanism for such a scenario is very challenging because the data priority is a private information to the WBAN user. In this work, we propose an incentive scheme based on contract theory, to model the economic interaction between the gateway and requesting WBAN users and ensure priority-aware data uploading in BBN. First, the requesting WBAN users are categorized into different types based on their data priority. Thereafter, we formulate a contract design problem to maximize the payoff of gateway WBAN user while satisfying the requirements of requesting users. The gateway WBAN user offers a contract to requesting users and each requesting user selects it based on its type. Finally, the simulation results demonstrate that the proposed mechanism improves the payoffs of both the gateway and requesting WBAN users.

Essential Drivers of Payment Gateway Continuance Intention: The Moderating Role of Usage Rate

This study aims to analyze the effect of functional and economic benefit on theperceived value of payment gateway, elaborate the role of perceived value, subjective norm, and behavior control on continuance intention, and identify the moderating role of usage rate on the relationship. The study employed Partial Least Squares to test the proposed model and corresponding hypotheses. Using the purposive sampling technique, the data collection was from 460 survey samples of Fintech payment gateway users in Indonesia. Analysis data used Two-step SEM, inner model, and outer model analysis. The findings showed that functional and economic benefits influence the perceived value of payment gateway. Moreover, perceived value, subjective norm, and behavioral control effects continuance intention. This study shows the importance of the moderating role of usage level on the relationship of subjective norm and perceived behavior control with continuance intention on payment gateway. This study recommends payment getaway providers to manage customer value, promote sustainable intentions, and consider usage rates to encourage subjective norms and behavioral control. Therefore, this study enables a better understanding of the Theory of Plan Behavior (TPB) and Expectation Disconfirmation Theory (EDT) in the payment gateway context.

Dispute Settlement Analysis and Refused Claims in Payment Gateway Transactions on Paypal Indonesia

In transactions using Paypal, of course, there are many reasons for the risk of disputes occurring, ranging from delays in delivery, damaged goods, and transactions without authorization. The problem will be different when they carry out business transactions in different regions of the country and they have different nationalities. The research method uses a normative and empirical juridical approach, a normative juridical approach is carried out by studying legal norms or rules, while the empirical approach is carried out by direct interviews with sources who will relate to research problems, the data analysis used is qualitative. In trading transactions via the internet, trade is generally carried out by people who are located and subject to different countries and jurisdictionsThe legal relationship between Payment Gateway Users and Payment Gateway Providers At Fintech Paypal Indonesia is where the parties involved in the electronic payment system include consumers, business actors, acquirers, issuers and payment gateway providers. legal relationships that arise between consumers, business actors, acquirers, issuers and payment gateway operators are born from agreements made by the parties. Dispute Resolution and Chargeback Claims in Payment Gateway Transaction activities on Paypal Fintech where the paypal system provides services can communicate directly with the seller by opening a dispute at the Paypal Dispute Settlement Center. if it is not completed in following the policies provided by paypal services, consumers or business actors can ask for recommendations to mediate to the paypal service center but if they are not finished, business actors and consumers can resolve disputes through litigation, which usually business actors are subject to the applicable law, applies where the consumer is a national.

Enabling Collaborative Data Uploading in Body-to-Body Networks

In body-to-body networks (BBNs), a group of closely located wireless body area network (WBAN) users aggregates their network resources to improve the overall physiological data uploading performances. This enables users with the poor Internet connection, i.e., requesting users, to upload their data through their nearby WBAN users with a good Internet connection, i.e., gateway users. In this letter, we investigate the data uploading problem for BBN, where the requesting users incentivize the gateway users for data uploading. However, since the gateway users incur an additional cost (energy and Internet access cost) for uploading data, and they are heterogeneous in terms of their cost, it is more challenging to design the incentive scheme for them. To address this, we formulate a Stackelberg game, where the requesting users as leaders propose the prices, and the gateway users as followers decide the amount of requesting users' data they would upload. We prove the existence of Stackelberg equilibrium (SE) of the game using backward induction. Finally, the numerical results validate the effectiveness of the proposed incentive mechanism.

Managing computational gateway resources with XDMoD

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has invested heavily in research computing, funding the XSEDE network of supercomputers and enabling their integration with science gateways. To ensure maximal return on this substantial investment, it is essential to monitor the use of these computing resources. XD Metrics on Demand (XDMoD) is an NSF-funded tool that was developed to help manage high performance computational resources. XDMoD metrics describe accounting and performance data for computational jobs, including resources consumed, wait times, and quality of service. XDMoD can provide information on individual jobs, or data aggregated over an ensemble of jobs. Its web interface offers centralized charting, exploration, and reporting of these metrics, for user-selected time ranges, and across resources.XDMoD is directly relevant to the gateways community. In this paper, we introduce XDMoD, demonstrate its utility for gateways, and outline our plans to further enhance its capabilities for the gateways community. Furthermore, we demonstrate how XDMoD can help gateway users and gateway and resource managers answer many questions about utilization, performance, and availability. In doing so, we showcase the evolution of gateways in the XSEDE ecosystem.

Compliance Patterns and Utilization of e-Health for Glucose Monitoring: Standalone Internet Gateway and Tablet Device.

Knowledge regarding compliance patterns and service utilization in e-health is important for the development of effective services. To develop proper e-health, the characteristics of compliance patterns and utilization of e-health should be studied. We studied these for glucose monitoring of diabetic patients from primary clinics. Data were collected from 160 outpatients who participated in e-health for glucose monitoring funded by the Korean government. Specifically, this study focused on two device types: a standalone Internet gateway and a tablet device. The SPSS 18.0 software was used for statistical analyses of demographic characteristics, survival data, and Cox proportional hazards regression model. Standalone Internet gateway users demonstrated a more stable compliance pattern than did tablet device users. The compliance rate differed according to the device type. Typically, compliance decreases considerably around 8 months. In these results, standalone Internet gateway users utilized the service for longer periods than tablet device users. Gateway type and location also influenced utilization (p < 0.05). The service should be designed according to the device type to develop appropriate service models. Thus, service designers should understand the different characteristics of service devices. This study provides insight into compliance patterns and utilization to develop appropriate service models and service interventions depending on the device.