This important text/reference presents the latest research and developments in the field of mobile payment systems (MPS), covering issues of mobile device security, architectures and models for MPS, and transaction security in MPS. outlines the key challenges in MPS, covering security for ubiquitous mobile commerce and usability issues;

This important text/reference presents the latest research and developments in the field of mobile payment systems, covering issues of mobile device security, architectures and models for mobile payment systems, and transaction security in mobile payment systems. Topics and features: Introduces the fundamental concepts in mobile payment systems, discussing the benefits and disadvantages of such systems, and the entities that underpin themReviews the mobile devices and operating systems currently available on the market, describing how to identify and avoid security threats to such devicesExamines the different models for mobile payments, presenting a classification based on their core featuresPresents a summary of the most commonly used cryptography schemes for secure communicationsOutlines the key challenges in mobile payment systems, covering security for ubiquitous mobile commerce and usabilityissuesHighlights the opportunities offered by mobile cloud computing and vehicular ad hoc networks in the design and development of mobile payment systems This authoritative work will serve as a valuable reference for students, researchers, designers, developers, and engineers with a strong interest in mobile commerce, and in mobile payment systems in particular. Dr. Jesús Téllez is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Carabobo, Valencia, Venezuela. Dr. Sherali Zeadally is an Associate Professor in the College of Communication and Information at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, USA. His other publications include the Springer titles Privacy in a Digital, Networked World, Next-Generation Wireless Technologies, and Unique Radio Innovation for the 21st Century.

“There is a thorough bibliography, which is not surprising for a work that is in essence a review of the current literature. The book is well laid out, illustrated with useful figures and tables, and has a good index. Overall, this is a concise and interesting explanation of the complex series of processes that are required to translate a simple tap-and-go payment into a secure mobile financial transaction.” (David B. Henderson, Computing Reviews, February, 2019)​

Presents a detailed review of the various security techniques and protocols used by current mobile payment systems Describes secure design architectures for mobile payment systems, and provides an overview of mobile device security Discusses the challenges that still need to be addressed for the next generation of secure mobile payment systems