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Offline E Cash System Rashmi Ranjan Parida (110cs0139) Bineet Satapathy (110cs0380)

This document describes an offline e-cash system developed by Rashmi Ranjan Parida and Bineet Satapathy. It discusses the requirements for e-payments including atomicity and non-repudiation. The document outlines the functional requirements for administrators, customers, and merchants. It also describes the key components of the e-cash system including the account opening protocol, payment protocol, and deposit protocol. UML diagrams including use case, activity, sequence, state, class, collaboration, component, and deployment diagrams are provided to model the system.

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Offline E Cash System Rashmi Ranjan Parida (110cs0139) Bineet Satapathy (110cs0380)

This document describes an offline e-cash system developed by Rashmi Ranjan Parida and Bineet Satapathy. It discusses the requirements for e-payments including atomicity and non-repudiation. The document outlines the functional requirements for administrators, customers, and merchants. It also describes the key components of the e-cash system including the account opening protocol, payment protocol, and deposit protocol. UML diagrams including use case, activity, sequence, state, class, collaboration, component, and deployment diagrams are provided to model the system.

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Project:-Offline E cash system

Developed By:- Rashmi Ranjan Parida(110cs0139) Bineet Satapathy(110cs0380)

E-payment systems
To transfer money over the Internet Methods of traditional payment Check, credit card, or cash Methods of electronic payment Electronic cash, software wallets, smart cards, and debit cards

Requirements for e-payments


Atomicity Money is not lost or created during a transfer Good atomicity Money and good are exchanged atomically Non-repudiation No party can deny its role in the transaction

E-cash
It is a type of e-payment. Primary advantage is Micropayments

Payments for items costing less than Rs 1. Anonymity.

Types of E-cash based on storage method On-line

Trusted third party, e.g. online bank, holds customers cash accounts

Off-line

Customer holds cash on smart card or software wallet. Example :- Smart card

Functional Requirements
There are 3 types of user Admin Customer Merchant Admin Generate Keys Add Customer Delete Customer Modify Customer

Merchant Deposit Ecoin


Customer But Ecoin Trace Ecoin View Details

Non- Functional requirements


The system requires the customer to identify

himself/herself using username and w. The system shall give responses in 1 second. The System must support 1000 users at a time. The user-interface screen shall respond within 3 seconds. The server should be connected to internet 24 X 7 and the Server must be on all time.

E-Cash System Protocol: The e-cash system consists of 4 participants : a customer ,a merchant , a bank ,

a clearing house and 3 protocols.

Account Opening Protocol Payment Protocol Deposit Protocol

System SetUp
Bank randomly chooses 3 prime number p, q & f such that p=(2*p*f+1) &

q=(2*q*f+1) are primes. e which is co-prime with both p-1 & q-1. Computes n=p*q, (n)=(p-1)*(q-1) & d=e-1 mod (n). g as a generator of n of order f. Clearing house chooses x in Z (n)* & computes Y=gx mod n. Public key(Y,g,n,e) , Private key (d,p,q,f,x). In Digital Signature signer signs with private key & verifier verifies with the Public key.

Account Opening Protocol:


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It involves protocol between the customer and the bank in which the customer gets the secret membership key.
The customer chooses random number a,, in Zn* & computes

= * mod n Z=a * mod n & sends (,Z) to the bank. The bank computes w=z * -1 mod n , sends w to the customer & stores (w, ,Z) with the customers identity. The customer checks the authenticity by checking a=w mod n & keeps (w, ,Z) as his secret membership key.

Deposit Protocol:
It involves protocol between the merchant and bank in which the merchant deposits the e-coin to the bank.
The merchant sends the e-coin to the clearing house & the clearing house computes

w=/. & sends w to the bank. Based on the identity w ,the bank determines the real identity of a customer .Then deducts the money from the customers account & credits to the merchant.

Payment Protocol:
It involves protocol between the customer & the merchant in which the customer pays e-coin to merchant.
The merchant generates a payment message M as follws & sends it to the customer.

M=H( Shopid , amount of purchase , date). The customer requests a timestamp to the clearing house & obtains a timestamp t & chooses random number u in Z (n)* & sends u,t. The customer computes S= Ye mod n , R1= S+M gu mod n & sends (S,R1,t) to the clearing house. The clearing house checks the authenticity by verifying Sd =Y mod n. If it satisfies then chooses a random number K in Z (n)* & computes R2=(k-R1-t) mod (n) , R =(R1-S)g-k mod n & S+l = x-1(R2-u+R1)mod (n) & sends (S+l,R,R1,R2,t) to the customer. The customer computes l from the S+l & selects in random & computes = g x mod n & =w Y mod n. sends the e-coin(t,S,R,l,,) to merchant. The merchant verifies the e-coin as per following condition M=R Y (S+l) g t mod n. if so merchant accepts the e-coin otherwise it is rejected

Some proofs: S = Ye mod n Sd= Yed mod n but ed=1 mod (n) so ed= k* (n) +1 =>Sd=Y k* (n) +1 mon n =>Sd=Y mod n

R Y (S+l) g t mod n= R g x(S+l) g t mod n = R g (R2-u+R1)mod (n) g t mod n = (R1-S)g-k g (R2-u+R1) mod (n) g t mod n =M gu g-k g (R2-u+R1) mod (n) g t mod n =M g (R2-k+R1+t) mod (n) mod n =M ga * (n) mod n =M mod n, where a=0,1,2

UseCase Diagram
AddCustomer Customer DeleteCustomer

<<include>> KeyGeneration <<include>>

<<include>>

Bank

ModifyCustomer

Merchant LoginCustomer <<extend>>

BuyEcoin

ViewDetails

LoginMerchant <<extend>>

Deposit

Activity Diagram

Start

Open the Welcome page

Login as Bank admin

Login as Customer

Login as Merchant

Genrate public and private keys

Click on deposit button

View Customer Details

Buy Ecoin

Fill the details of ecoin

Add Cusomer

Delete Cusomer

Update Customer

Click on View Details button

Enter the purchase amount at corresponding merchant

click on Quit

Click on add button

Click on the cusomer u want to delete

Click on the customer u want to update

Click on buy button

Fill the details of Customer

Click on delete button

Clcik on update button

Do modification on the customer details click on quit

Click on quit

End

Class Diagram

Statechart Diagram

Login as customer

buy ecoin

show welcome page Login as bank admin

Add customer Delete customer

Modify Customer

Login as merchant

Deposit Ecoin

Sequence Diagram
Customer 1: Enter Login details Bank Controller

2: Invalid login details

3: View Customer Details

4: Buy ECoin

5: Enter the purchasing amount

6: Buy button

7: Click the Button 8: Cancel/Quit

Sequence Diagram
Merchant Bank

1: Enter Login details

2: deposit button

3: Click on Deposit Button

4: Details of Ecoin

5: Fill the details of ecoin

6: Quit

Collaboration Diagram

1: Enter Login details 5: Enter the purchasing amount 7: Click the Button Bank Customer 2: Invalid login details 3: View Customer Details 4: Buy ECoin 6: Buy button 8: Cancel/Quit

Controller

Collaboration Diagram

1: Enter Login details 3: Click on Deposit Button 5: Fill the details of ecoin Merchant Bank 2: deposit button 4: Details of Ecoin 6: Quit

Component Diagram

Customer

Bank

Merchant

Buy E-coin

Deposit E-Coin

Deployment Diagram

Bank

Customer

Merchant

Implementation

Thank You.

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