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- the present invention relates to an information processing system, an information communication terminal and method, an information processing apparatus and method, a recording medium, and a program, and in particular, an information processing system capable of facilitating safer electronic commerce, information communication
- the present invention relates to a terminal and method, an information processing device and method, a recording medium, and a program. Background art
- the buyer makes a reservation in advance to purchase the goods.
- a purchaser receives a product purchased by electronic commerce via the Internet etc. at a store such as a convenience store near the store clerk of the store who delivers the product
- the customer visiting the store delivers the product.
- the selling side distributes a predetermined reservation ticket or exchange ticket to the purchaser in advance, and the clerk of the store handing over the product presents the distributed reservation ticket or exchange ticket to the customer to make the customer visit the store. Make sure that you are the buyer of the goods to be delivered.
- the purchaser of the product must provide the seller with personal information, and in particular, when the provided personal information is stored in a computer of the store, the provided personal information is different. There is a problem that it may be diverted for use or leaked.
- the seller of the product distributes a predetermined reservation ticket or exchange ticket in advance, there is a problem that the reservation ticket or exchange ticket may be illegally created or duplicated. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and makes it possible to conduct safer electronic commerce easily.
- a first information processing system includes an information communication terminal connected to a network and holding information on commerce, and an information processing apparatus connected to the network and managing information on commerce.
- the information communication terminal stores a first acquisition unit that acquires information on a commercial transaction from the information processing apparatus at the time of purchasing a product, and a first storage unit that stores information on the commercial transaction acquired by the first acquisition unit.
- a first supply means for supplying the information related to the commerce stored by the first storage means to the information processing apparatus at the time of goods reception.
- a second supply means for supplying information related to commerce to the information communication terminal, a second storage means for storing information related to the commerce, and an information communication end upon delivery of the product.
- An authentication unit for authenticating the information on the commercial transaction acquired by the second acquisition unit using the second acquisition unit for acquiring information on the commercial transaction from the end and the information on the commercial transaction stored by the second storage unit And.
- a second information processing system includes an information communication terminal connected to a network and holding information on commerce, a first information processing apparatus connected to the network, and managing information on commerce, and a network.
- a second information processing apparatus connected to the second information processing apparatus for managing information on the reliability of the first user who is a user of the information communication terminal and information on the reliability of a second user who is the user of the first information processing apparatus;
- An information processing system comprising: an information processing system including: a first storage means for storing information on the reliability of a first user; and a trust of the first user stored by the first storage means.
- a first providing device for providing information on the degree to the first information processing apparatus A first acquisition unit for acquiring information on the reliability of the second user from the second information processing apparatus; a second acquisition unit for acquiring information on a commercial transaction from the first information processing apparatus; A first supply unit for supplying information on the reliability of the first user stored by the first storage unit and the information on the commercial transaction acquired by the second acquisition unit to the second information processing apparatus; And a third acquisition unit for acquiring information related to the reliability of the first user updated from the information processing apparatus, and the first information processing apparatus relates to the reliability of the first user from the information communication terminal.
- Second memory means second memory means A second providing means for providing the information communication terminal with information related to the reliability of the second user stored in the information communication terminal; information concerning the reliability of the first user from the information communication terminal; Information on the reliability of the first user acquired by the fifth acquisition means based on the information on the commerce acquired by the acquisition means of the fifth and the acquisition means of the fifth, and the second storage means And updating means for updating the information related to the reliability of the second user stored further, and third supplying means for supplying the information related to the reliability of the first user updated by the updating means to the information communication terminal. It is characterized by
- the information communication terminal of the present invention is obtained by a first acquisition unit for acquiring information on a commercial transaction used for authenticating the user from the first information processing apparatus at the time of product purchase, and acquired by the first acquisition unit. And storing means for storing information related to commerce, and first supply means for supplying information relating to commerce stored by the storage means to the first information processing apparatus at the time of receiving the goods. .
- the information processing apparatus further comprises: a first information processing apparatus brought into close proximity; and wireless communication means for performing short distance wireless communication via an electromagnetic wave, wherein the first supply means uses near field wireless communication by wireless communication means Can be supplied to the first information processing apparatus.
- the storage means stores an identification number for identifying the information communication terminal, and the first supply means receives the product as the first information including the identification number stored by the storage means together with the information on the commerce. It can be supplied to the processing device.
- the information regarding the commerce is a first identifier identifying the commerce, a second identifier identifying whether payment for the commerce has been completed, and an identification number of the information communication terminal used for the commerce. Can be included.
- the second acquisition unit for acquiring key information necessary for editing the information on the commerce, and the key information acquired by the second acquisition unit are used to delete the information on the commerce transaction stored in the storage unit Means may be further provided.
- the storage means further stores information on the reliability of the user, which is determined based on the result of the user's previous transaction, and, upon receiving the goods, the information on the reliability of the user stored by the storage means It is possible to further provide a providing means for providing to the first information processing apparatus.
- the information processing apparatus further comprises a second acquisition unit for acquiring key information necessary for editing the information on the reliability of the user, and the storage unit uses the habit information acquired by the second acquisition unit to relate to the user's reliability. Information can be stored.
- the information processing apparatus further comprises: a PIN input means for inputting a PIN for permitting provision of the information on the reliability of the user; and an authentication means for authenticating the PIN input by the PIN input means; If the PIN code is authenticated by the authentication by the user, it is possible to provide information on the reliability of the user.
- a second acquisition unit which is a user of the first information processing apparatus, is a user of the first information processing apparatus other than the first information processing apparatus;
- the information processing apparatus may further include display means for displaying information on the reliability of the trading partner acquired by the second acquisition means.
- Third acquisition means for acquiring information on the first information processing apparatus for determining the reliability of a trading partner of a commerce from the first information processing apparatus, and third acquisition means acquired by the third acquisition means Supply information on the information processing device of 1 to the second information processing device
- the storage means may further store information on the first information processing apparatus acquired by the third acquisition means.
- the information communication method comprises the steps of: acquiring control step of controlling acquisition of information related to commerce, which is supplied from the information processing device and used for authentication of the user at the time of product purchase; A storage control step of controlling storage of information related to controlled commerce, and control of supply of information related to commerce whose storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step to the information processing apparatus when goods are received And a first supply control step.
- the program of the first recording medium of the present invention comprises an acquisition control step of controlling acquisition of information on a commerce used for user authentication, supplied from the information processing apparatus at the time of product purchase, and an acquisition control step A storage control step for controlling storage of information on commerce whose acquisition is controlled by the processing, and supply of information on commerce on which storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step to the information processing apparatus And controlling the first supply control step.
- the first program according to the present invention is acquired by an acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of information related to a commerce, which is supplied from the information processing apparatus and used for authenticating the user at the time of product purchase, and an acquisition control step. Controlling the storage control step of controlling storage of information related to controlled commerce and, upon receiving a product, controlling supply of information related to the commercial transaction whose storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step to the information processing apparatus And causing the computer to realize the first supply control step.
- a first information processing apparatus of the present invention there is provided a first acquisition means for acquiring information on reliability of a trading partner from a trading partner's information communication terminal, and information on the commercial transaction when selling a product.
- Information supplying means for supplying the information to the information communication terminal, a storage means for storing the information on the commercial transaction generated by the generating means, and the second communication means for acquiring the information on the commercial transaction from the information communication terminal when the goods are delivered
- Authentication means for authenticating the information on the commercial transaction acquired by the second acquisition means using the information on the commercial transaction stored by the storage means, and for generating information on the reliability of the user
- the information processing apparatus is characterized by comprising: second supply means for supplying information related to the information processing apparatus to the information communication terminal authenticated by the authentication means.
- Storage control step for controlling storage of information related to the commercial transaction second acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of information on the commercial transaction supplied from the information communication terminal at the time of product delivery, and processing of the storage control step
- the information on the transaction controlled for storage is used to acknowledge the information on the transaction controlled for acquisition by the processing of the second acquisition control step.
- the program of the second recording medium of the present invention comprises: a first acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of information on the reliability of the trading partner supplied from the information communication terminal of the trading partner of the commerce; A generation step of generating information on commerce, a first supply control step of controlling supply of information on the commerce generated by the processing of the generation step to the information communication terminal, and a generation step of generating the information.
- a storage control step for controlling storage of information on commerce a second acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of information on commerce supplied from the information communication terminal at the time of product delivery, storage by processing of the storage control step Related to commerce controlled
- the authentication step of authenticating the information on the commercial transaction whose acquisition is controlled by the process of the second acquisition control step using the information to be acquired, and the information on the information processing apparatus for generating the information on the reliability of the user,
- a second supply control step of controlling supply to the information communication terminal authenticated by the processing of the authentication step is
- the second program of the present invention comprises: a first acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of information on the reliability of the trading partner, supplied from the information communication terminal of the trading partner, A generation step of generating information, a first supply control step of controlling supply of information on a commerce terminal generated by the processing of the generation step to the information communication terminal, and a transaction related to the commerce generated by the processing of the generation step.
- Storage control step for controlling the storage of the information to be stored, a second acquisition control step for controlling acquisition of the information on the commercial transaction supplied from the information communication terminal at the time of product delivery, and storage by the processing of the storage control step.
- a computer is provided with an authentication step, and a second supply control step for controlling supply of information on the information processing apparatus for generating information on the reliability of the user to the information communication terminal authenticated by the processing of the authentication step. It is characterized by being realized.
- a second information processing apparatus provides, to an information communication terminal, storage means for storing information on the reliability of the second user, and information on the reliability of the second user stored by the storage means. Acquisition by acquisition means based on the provision means, information on the reliability of the first user from the information communication terminal, acquisition means for acquiring information on commerce, and information on commerce acquired by the acquisition means And updating means for updating the information on the first user's degree of reliability and the information on the second user's degree of confidence stored by the storing means, and the first user's degree of reliability updated by the updating means. And providing means for supplying information to the information communication terminal.
- a storage control step for controlling storage of information on reliability of a second user, and information on reliability of a second user whose storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step.
- a supply control step of controlling supply of information on reliability of the information to the information communication terminal is
- a program of a third recording medium comprises a storage control step of controlling storage of information on reliability of a second user, and a reliability of a second user whose storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step.
- Acquisition control step for controlling provision of information on the information communication terminal to the information communication terminal, acquisition control for controlling acquisition of information on the reliability of the first user supplied from the information communication terminal, and information on the commerce Information about the reliability of the first user whose acquisition is controlled by the processing of the acquisition control step based on the information about the commercial transaction whose acquisition is controlled by the processing of the step and the acquisition control step; and the processing of the storage control step
- a supply control step of controlling supply of information related to the reliability of the user to the information communication terminal.
- a third program of the present invention comprising: a storage control step of controlling storage of information on the reliability of the second user; and information on reliability of the second user whose storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step.
- the Information about the reliability of the first user whose acquisition is controlled by the processing of the acquisition control step based on the information on the commerce whose acquisition is controlled by the processing of the memory, and storage is controlled by the processing of the storage control step.
- An updating step of updating information related to the reliability of the second user, a supply control step of controlling supply of the information related to the reliability of the first user updated by the processing of the updating step to the information communication terminal, Are realized on a computer.
- an information communication terminal connected to a network and holding information on transactions
- an information processing apparatus connected to the network and managing information on transactions
- information on commerce is acquired from the information processing apparatus, and information on the acquired commerce is stored
- information on the stored commerce is information processing Information
- information on commerce is supplied to and stored in the information communication terminal at the time of product sale, and information on commerce is obtained from the information communication terminal at the time of product delivery.
- the stored transaction information is used to authenticate the acquired transaction information.
- an information communication terminal connected to a network and holding information on a transaction, and a first information processing apparatus connected to the network to manage information on a transaction
- a second information management apparatus connected to the network, managing information on the reliability of the first user who is the user of the information communication terminal, and information on the reliability of the second user who is the user of the first information processing apparatus;
- the information communication apparatus stores information related to the reliability of the first user, and the stored information related to the reliability of the first user corresponds to the first information processing apparatus.
- the information related to the reliability of the second user is obtained from the second information processing apparatus, the information on the commerce is obtained from the first information processing apparatus, and The reliability of the user and the acquired information on the commercial transaction are supplied to the second information processing apparatus, and the updated information on the reliability of the first user is acquired from the second information processing apparatus.
- an information communication terminal Further, information on the reliability of the first user is acquired, information on the commerce is supplied to the information communication terminal, and in the second information processing apparatus, information on the reliability of the second user is stored and stored.
- the information on the reliability of the second user is provided to the information communication terminal, the information on the reliability of the first user from the information communication terminal, and the information on the commerce are acquired, and the information on the acquired commerce is obtained Based on the information on the reliability of the first user and the information on the reliability of the second user, the information on the reliability of the first user updated is supplied to the information communication terminal. .
- the information communication terminal and method according to the present invention when the product is purchased, the information related to the commerce used for authenticating the user is acquired from the first information processing apparatus, and the acquired information is acquired The information on the transaction is stored, and the information on the stored transaction is supplied to the first information processing apparatus at the time of receiving the goods.
- the information on the reliability of the trading partner is acquired from the information communication terminal of the trading partner of the commerce, and the product is sold.
- Information on commerce is generated, and information on the generated commerce is supplied to and stored in the information communication terminal, and information on the commerce is obtained from the information communication terminal at the time of product delivery, and stored on the information on commerce Using the information, the acquired information on the commerce is authenticated, and the information on the information processing apparatus for generating the information on the reliability of the user is supplied to the authenticated information communication terminal.
- information on the reliability of the second user is stored, and the information on the reliability of the second user stored is the information communication terminal
- the information on the reliability of the first user from the information communication terminal, and the information on the commercial transaction, and based on the acquired information on the commercial transaction, the information on the reliability of the first user, The information on the authenticity of the second user is updated, and the information on the reliability of the updated first user is supplied to the information communication terminal.
- the information communication terminal, the first information processing apparatus, and the second information processing apparatus perform wireless communication and wired communication as well as wireless communication and wired communication in a mixed communication, that is, wireless communication is performed in a certain section, Other sections may be connected by wired communication.
- FIG. 1 is a view showing a configuration example of an electronic commerce system to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the appearance of the mobile phone of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the display unit of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of a mobile phone.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration example of the contactless IC card of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the specification of the contactless IC card of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of the point-of-purchase server of FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing an example of an internal configuration of the receiving server of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration example of the IC card reader / writer of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an example of an internal configuration of the authentication server of FIG.
- FIG. 11A is a diagram showing an example of data held by the mobile phone shown in FIG.
- FIG. 11B is a diagram showing an example of data held by the point-of-purchase server of FIG.
- Fig. 1 1 C shows an example of data held by the receiver server of Fig. 1.
- Fig. 1 1 D shows an example of data held by the authentication server of Fig. 1.
- Fig. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of processing relating to the sale of goods.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart for explaining the purchase process by the mobile phone.
- Figure 14 is a flow chart following Figure 13 that illustrates the purchase process by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 15 is a flow chart explaining the store reliability information supply processing by the authentication server.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart c explaining the sales processing by the purchase shop server 21.
- FIG. 17 is a flowchart following the FIG. 16 explaining the sales processing by the purchase shop server 21.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram for explaining the flow of processing related to delivery of goods.
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart for explaining the product reception process by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 20 is a flowchart c explaining the product delivery process by the receiving shop server.
- FIG. 21 is a flowchart following the FIG. 20 explaining the product delivery process by the receiving shop server.
- FIG. 22 is a flow chart for explaining purchase information supply processing by the purchase shop server.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of the structure of an authentication process to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of processing for reflecting the result of commerce in user reliability and store reliability.
- FIG. 25 is a flowchart explaining the reliability operation processing by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 26 is a flowchart following FIG. 25 which illustrates the reliability operation process by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 27 is a flowchart explaining the reliability operation processing by the authentication server.
- FIG. 28 is a flow chart following to FIG. 27 explaining the reliability operation processing by the authentication server.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram showing another example of the structure of the authentication process to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 30 is a flow chart for explaining the transfer process by the purchased mobile phone.
- Fig. 31 is a flowchart following Fig. 30, illustrating the transfer process by the purchased mobile phone.
- FIG. 32 is a flow chart for explaining the transfer process by the purchase shop server.
- FIG. 33 is a flowchart following FIG. 32 which illustrates the transfer process by the point-of-purchase server.
- FIG. 34 is a flowchart explaining transfer processing by the transfer destination mobile phone.
- Fig. 35 A is a diagram showing another example of data held by the mobile phone of Fig. 1 c
- Fig. 35 B shows another example of data held by the purchase shop server of Fig. 1 FIG.
- FIG. 35C is a diagram showing another example of data held by the receiving server of FIG.
- FIG. 35D is a diagram showing another example of data held by the authentication server of FIG. 1 c .
- FIG. 36 is a diagram showing another example of the process flow relating to sale of goods.
- FIG. 37 is a flowchart for explaining purchase processing by the mobile phone.
- Fig. 38 is a flow chart following Fig. 37 which illustrates the purchase process by the mobile phone.
- Fig. 39 is a flow chart following Fig. 38 which illustrates the purchase process by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 40 is a flow chart for explaining sales processing by the purchase shop server.
- FIG. 41 is a flowchart following FIG. 40, which illustrates sales processing by the point-of-purchase server.
- FIG. 42 shows another example of the process flow relating to the delivery of goods.
- FIG. 43 is a flowchart for explaining the product reception process by the mobile phone.
- FIG. 44 is a flow chart for explaining the product delivery process by the receiving shop server c
- FIG. 45 is a flow chart for explaining the purchase information supply process by the purchasing shop server.
- FIG. 46 is a flow chart for explaining the store reliability update processing by the authentication server.
- FIG. 47 is a diagram for explaining an example of the flow of processing relating to the update of the user reliability.
- Fig. 48 is a flowchart for explaining the reliability operation process by the mobile phone c.
- FIG. 49 is a flowchart for explaining the reliability operation processing by the authentication server, the best mode for carrying out the invention.
- FIG. 1 is a view showing a configuration example of an electronic commerce system to which the present invention is applied.
- a cellular phone 11 communicates with the nearest base station 12 by radio and is connected to a network 10 to which a base station 12 is connected.
- the network 10 represented by the Internet or the like.
- a user of cellular phone 11 is a shop where products are ordered via network 10.
- Shop server 2 1 installed in purchasing shop 20, a user of cellular phone 1 1
- a receiver server 31 installed in a receiver store 30 which is a store that receives products purchased by the client, and this service is provided, and the commerce of the user of the mobile telephone 1 1 and the purchase store 20 using the service
- the authentication server 41 installed in the authentication service provider 40 that manages the reliability of the server is connected.
- the mobile phone 11 is operated by the user to perform wireless communication with the nearest base station 12 and access the point-of-purchase server 2 1 via the network 10 to process the product purchase.
- the mobile phone 11 is operated by the user, accesses the authentication server 41 of the authentication service provider 40, obtains the reliability of the purchase shop 20, and determines whether or not to purchase the product. Provided to users as materials.
- the point-of-purchase server 21 performs sales processing of the product requested by the mobile telephone 11, and performs charging processing for the user of the mobile telephone 11. Also, it provides purchase server information of the requested product to the receiver server 31 of the receiver 30 that delivers the product.
- Receiving shop server 31 obtains information on the commerce from purchasing shop server 21 via network 10, compares it with the information supplied from mobile phone 11, and the user of mobile phone 1 1 Determine whether you are a legitimate purchaser of the item.
- the company that operates the purchasing shop 20 and the company that operates the receiving shop 30 are the same company or companies that are affiliated with each other, and the products sold by the purchasing shop 20 are received by the receiving shop 30 0 Be taken over by the buyer at Therefore, the user of the portable telephone 11 that has purchased the item at the point of purchase store 20 visits the point of receipt store 30 to pick up the item.
- the authentication server 41 is installed in an authentication service provider 40 that provides this service, and the information of the user of the cellular phone 11 registered as a user, the purchase shop 20, and the receiver 30 is to manage.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an appearance of the mobile phone 11 of FIG.
- the mobile phone 11 is composed of a display unit 1 1 A and a main body 1 1 B, and is formed foldable by a central hinge 1 1 1.
- the display unit 1 1 A has an antenna 1 1 2 for transmission / reception which can be pulled out or stored at the upper left end.
- a mobile telephone 11 transmits and receives radio waves to and from a base station 12 which is a fixed wireless terminal via an antenna 1 12.
- the display unit 1 1 A has a force camera unit 1 1 3 capable of pivoting in an angle range of approximately 180 degrees at the center of the upper end.
- the mobile telephone 1 1 is a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) or a CMOS (Complementary Metal) provided in the camera unit 1 1 3.
- a desired imaging target is imaged by a camera 114 composed of Oxide Semiconductor or the like.
- the display unit 1 1 A is provided at the center on the back side of the camera unit 1 1 3
- the speaker 12 2 is in the front position. As a result, the mobile telephone 11 switches to the normal voice call state.
- a liquid crystal display 115 is provided at the center of the display unit 11 A.
- the liquid crystal display 1 15 has the radio wave reception status, the remaining battery level, the other party's name and phone number registered as the phonebook, the outgoing call history, etc., the contents of the e-mail, the simple home page, the camera section 1 1 3 Camera 1 Display images etc. captured by 1 1 4.
- the main unit 1 1 B has on the front surface the operation keys such as “0” to “9” numeric keys, call key, redial key, end call and power key, clear key and e-mail key One hundred and sixteen are provided.
- Various instructions corresponding to the operation of the operation keys 116 are input to the portable telephone 11.
- memo pots 1 1 7 and microphones 1 1 8 are provided at the bottom of the operation keys 1 1 6 of the main body 1 1 B.
- the mobile phone 1 1 records the voice of the other party in the call when Memopot 1 1 7 is operated.
- the portable telephone 11 picks up the user's voice during a call by means of the microphone 1 18.
- a rotatable jog dial 1 1 9 power is provided on the upper part of the operation keys 16 of the main body 1 1 B so as to slightly protrude from the surface of the main body 1 1 B.
- the mobile telephone 1 1 scrolls the phonebook list or the e-mail displayed on the liquid crystal display 1 1 5, the page turning operation of the simple home page, or the image sending. Perform various operations such as operations.
- main unit 1 1 B selects a desired telephone number from among a plurality of telephone numbers in the telephone directory list displayed on liquid crystal display 1 1 5 in accordance with the turning operation of the jog dial 1 1 9 by the user, When 1 1 9 is pressed toward the inside of the main unit 1 1 B, the selected telephone number is determined, and call processing is performed on the selected telephone number.
- a battery pack (not shown) is attached to the rear of the main unit 1 1 B, and when the end Z power key is turned on, the battery pack supplies power to each circuit section to operate. Activated into state.
- a memory stick slot 120 for mounting a removable memory stick (registered trademark) 1 2 1 is provided at the upper left side of the main body 1 1 B.
- the portable telephone 1 1 records the voice of the other party in a call on the attached memory stick 1 2 1.
- the electronic mail, the simple homepage, and the image captured by the camera 114 are recorded in the attached memory stick 12 1.
- Memory Stick 1 2 1 is a type of flash memory card developed by Sony Corporation, the present applicant.
- This Memory Stick 1 2 1 is 'A small-sized thin plastic case stores a flash memory element, which is a type of EEPROM (Electronically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory), which is a non-volatile memory that can be electrically rewritten or erased. Writing and reading of various data such as image, voice and music are possible through 10 pin terminal.
- EEPROM Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory
- the portable telephone 1 1 is configured to be able to mount such a memory stick 1 2 1, sharing data with other electronic devices via the memory stick 1 2 1 can be achieved. it can.
- a memory stick 1 2 1 incorporating a non-contact IC (Integrated Circuit) card into the mobile telephone 1 1, for example, those modules are built in the mobile telephone 1 1 Even if it is not, it can be expanded to have the same electronic payment function as the contactless IC card.
- IC Integrated Circuit
- FIG. 4 shows an example of the internal configuration of the mobile telephone 11.
- the main control unit 1 31 that controls the display unit 1 1 A and the main unit 1 1 B in an integrated manner, the power supply circuit unit 1 35, the operation input control unit 1 32, the image encoder 1 33 Camera line tough use (I / F) section 1 34, LCD control section 1 36, multiplex separation section 1 38, modulation / demodulation circuit section 1 3 9, audio codec 1 40, infrared communication section 1 4 5, and Non-Contact IC Card 1 4 6 (In this example, although a dedicated non-contact IC card (Fel ica chip (registered trademark)) is provided, as described above, as memory block 1 2 1 One having a non-contact IC card function may be provided), which are connected to one another via the main bus 14 1, an image encoder 1 3 3, an image decoder 1 3 7, a multiplex separation unit 1 3 8, Memory Stick control unit 1 4 3 The demodulation circuit unit 1 3 9 and the voice codec 1 4 0 are connected to each other via the synchronization bus 1 4 2. ⁇
- the power supply circuit unit 13 35 supplies the power from the battery pack to each unit so that each unit of the mobile phone 1 1 can operate. to start.
- the main control unit 1 31 consisting of CPU (Central Processing Unit), ROM (Read Only Memory), and RAM (Random Access Memory) etc. is a voice collected by the microphone 1 18 in the voice communication mode.
- the signal is converted into digital voice data by the voice codec 1 40.
- the digital audio data is spread spectrum processing in the modulation / demodulation circuit section 1 3 9, subjected to digital / analog conversion processing and frequency conversion processing in the transmission / reception circuit section 1 4 4, and then transmitted through the antenna 1 1 2.
- the received signal received by the antenna 112 is amplified, subjected to frequency conversion processing and analog-to-digital conversion processing, and subjected to spectrum despreading processing by the modulation / demodulation circuit section 1 3 9
- Audio codec 1 4 0 converts to an analog voice signal. Audio corresponding to the analog audio signal is output from the speaker 1 2 2 power.
- the text data input by the operation of the operation keys 16 and the jog dial 1 1 9 is processed through the operation input control unit 1 3 2 and the main control unit 1 3 Supplied to 1
- the main control unit 1 31 is spread spectrum processing of text data by the modulation / demodulation circuit unit 1 3 9 and subjected to digital / analog conversion processing and frequency conversion processing by the transmission / reception circuit unit 1 4 4. It is transmitted to the base station 1 2 via 2.
- the received signal received from the base station 12 via the antenna 112 is subjected to inverse spread spectrum processing in the modulation / demodulation circuit unit 1 3 9, After being restored to the original text data, it is displayed as an e-mail on the liquid crystal display 1 1 5 through the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) control unit 1 36.
- the e-mail received according to the user's operation can also be recorded on the Memory Stick 1 2 1 via the Memory Stick control unit 1 4 3.
- image data captured by the camera 114 is supplied to the image encoder 133 via the camera interface unit 134.
- the image data captured by the camera 114 should be displayed directly on the liquid crystal display 115 via the camera interface unit 134 and the LCD control unit 136. Is also possible.
- the image encoder 1 33 compresses the image data supplied from the camera 1 14 according to a predetermined encoding method such as, for example, Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) 2 or MPEG 4 and so on. It converts it into data and sends it to multiplexer / demultiplexer 1 38.
- MPEG Moving Picture Experts Group
- the voice collected by the microphone 1 18 during imaging by the camera 1 1 4 is simultaneously sent out to the demultiplexing unit 1 3 8 as digital voice data via the voice codec 1 4 0.
- the demultiplexing unit 138 multiplexes the encoded image data supplied from the image encoder 133 and the audio data supplied from the audio codec 140 according to a predetermined method.
- the multiplexed data obtained as a result is subjected to spread spectrum processing in the modulation / demodulation circuit section 1 3 9 and subjected to digital / analog conversion processing and frequency conversion processing in the transmission / reception circuit section 1 4 4. Sent via two.
- the received signal received from the base station via the antenna 112 is modulated by the modulation / demodulation circuit unit 1 3
- the inverse spread spectrum processing is performed at 9, and the resulting multiplexed data is sent to the demultiplexer 138.
- the demultiplexing unit 138 separates the multiplexed data into coded image data and audio data, and supplies the coded image data to the image decoder 1 37 via the synchronization bus 1 42. Data is supplied to the voice codec 140.
- the image decoder 1 37 generates reproduced moving image data by decoding the encoded image data by a decoding method corresponding to a predetermined encoding method such as MPEG 2 or MPEG 4, Supply to liquid crystal display 115 through 3 6. Thus, for example, the image of the moving image data included in the moving image file linked to the simple homepage is displayed.
- the audio codec 1 40 converts the audio data into an analog audio signal and supplies it to the speaker 12 2.
- the mobile phone 11 reproduces, for example, the voice corresponding to the voice data contained in the moving image file linked to the simplified home page.
- the non-contact IC card 14 6 is in proximity to another information processing apparatus having an IC card reader / writer, and receives an electromagnetic wave radiated from the IC card reader / writer. Provide to the writer.
- the optional drive 150 is a floppy disk, hard disk, or other magnetic disk 1 5 1 or a compact disc (CD-ROM) (Read Only).
- an optical disk 1 52 such as a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk), a magneto-optical disk 1 5 3 consisting of an MD (Mini Disk) (trademark) or the like, or a storage medium such as a semiconductor memory 1 5 4
- the program is read and supplied to the RAM in the main control unit 131 via the main bus 141.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration example of the contactless IC card 146.
- the contactless IC card 1 46 is composed of, for example, an antenna (loop antenna) 1 70 and a capacitor 1 7 1 shown in the figure, and an IC power whose other configuration is stored in one chip, and electromagnetic induction is It is used to perform half-duplex communication between various data and an IC card reader / writer provided in another information processing apparatus by using it, and it is not necessarily configured as a card.
- IC card we used for convenience of explanation The card is intended to have the same function as the name mentioned above or the function to be described later.
- C As a card that provides basically the same function as this contactless IC card 146, for example, Such as registered trademark).
- the CPU 16 1 expands the control program stored in R 0 M 1 2 2 to RAM I 6 3 and controls the overall operation of the contactless IC card 1 4 6. For example, when the electromagnetic wave radiated from the IC card reader / writer provided in another information processing apparatus is received by the antenna 170, the CPU 161 responds to the non-contact IC card 1 46 accordingly. The IC card reader / writer is notified of the card identification number set in, and processing related to product reception is performed.
- the LC circuit constituted by the antenna 170 and the capacitor 117 resonates with an electromagnetic wave of a predetermined frequency radiated from an IC card reader / writer provided in another information processing apparatus disposed in the vicinity.
- Interface section 1 6 9 performs envelope detection on the modulation wave (ASK modulation wave) received through antenna 1 70 in the ASK (Amplitude Shift Keying) demodulation section 1 8 3 to demodulate, and the demodulated data Is output to BPSK (Binary Phase Shift Keying) demodulator 1 72.
- the interface unit 1 69 also rectifies the AC magnetic field excited in the antenna 1 70 by the ASK demodulator 1 8 3, stabilizes it in the voltage regulator 1 8 1, and supplies it as a DC power supply to each unit.
- the power of the electromagnetic wave radiated from the IC card reader / writer is adjusted so as to generate a magnetic field for supplying the necessary power to the noncontact IC card as described later.
- the oscillator circuit 184 in the interface section 169 incorporates a PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuit and generates a clock signal with the same frequency as the clock frequency of the received signal.
- PLL Phase Locked Loop
- the interface unit 1 6 9 transmits, for example, balance information etc. to an IC card reader / writer provided in another information processing apparatus
- the interface unit 1 6 9 corresponds to the data supplied from the BPSK modulation unit 1
- a predetermined switching element (not shown)
- the load on the antenna 170 is varied by connecting a predetermined load in parallel with the antenna 170 only when the switching element is on.
- the ASK modulator 18 82 ASK modulates the modulation wave from the IC card reader / writer received at the antenna 1 70 by the fluctuation of the load of the antenna 1 70, and the modulation component is antenna 1 7. Send to the IC card reader / writer via 0 (IC terminal voltage of the antenna of the reader reader / writer is fluctuated) (Load switching method).
- the BPSK demodulator 1 72 demodulates the data based on a clock signal supplied from a PLL circuit (not shown) (Manchester code Decode), and output the demodulated data to the data receiver 13.
- the data receiving unit 137 appropriately outputs the supplied data to the CPU 16 1.
- the CPU 116 stores this data in the RAM 136 or EEPR 0M 164.
- the data stored in EEPR 0M 1 64 is read by the CPU 1 6 1 and supplied to the data transmission unit 1 6 7.
- the BPSK modulator 18 performs BPSK modulation (coding to Manchester code) on the data supplied from the data transmitter 1 67 and outputs it to the ASK modulator 1 82.
- the input / output interface 16 5 performs interface processing with the main control unit 1 3 1.
- Electronic money information is stored in EEPR 0M 1 64.
- the user can use this electronic money manager to settle the payment for the purchased product or service.
- the history of payment is also stored in EEPR 0M 1 64.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the specifications of the contactless IC card 146.
- communication between the IC card reader / writer and the contactless IC card 146 is performed by half duplex, and the communication speed is, for example, 2 1 1. 8 7 5 kbps.
- power transmission and data transfer from the IC card reader / writer to the contactless IC card 146 and contactless IC card 146 The center frequency of the frequency band used for data transfer to the IC card reader / writer is, eg, 13.56 MHz.
- the output of radio waves output from the IC card reader / writer for power transmission is, for example, 350 mW, and although it depends on the communication environment such as the characteristics of the antenna, the communication distance is, for example, 1 It is around 0 cm.
- Data transfer from the IC card reader / writer to the contactless IC card 146 is performed by ASK modulating data encoded in Manchester code as described above, and the modulation degree (maximum amplitude of data signal / The maximum amplitude of the carrier wave is, for example, about 0.1. Also, as described above, in the data transfer from the noncontact IC card 146 to the IC card reader / writer, the output data is converted into a transmission signal by the load switching method (the switching element is turned off according to the output data). This is done by changing the load of the antenna 170).
- the non-contact IC card 146 is built in the mobile phone 1.
- the non-contact IC card 146 is attached to the mobile phone 1 1 in a state of being incorporated in the memory stick 12 It may be controlled by the '
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of the point-of-purchase server 21 of FIG.
- the CPU 201 executes the charge processing to the charge processing unit 204 according to the program stored in the R0M 202 or the program loaded from the storage unit 223 into the RAM 203. Execute various processing such as execution.
- the RAM 203 also stores data necessary for the CPU 201 to execute various processes.
- the CPU 2 0 1 ROM 2 0 2 2, the RAM 2 0 3, and the charge processing unit 2 0 4 are mutually connected via a noise 2 1 0.
- An input / output interface 220 is also connected to the bus 210.
- the input / output interface 220 has an input unit 22 1 including a keyboard, mouse, etc., a CRT (Cathode
- output unit 22 2 2 2 such as a hard disk, etc.
- storage unit 2 2 3 composed of a hard disk, etc., modem, terminal adapter etc.
- Communication unit 2 2 4 is connected.
- the storage unit 223 stores purchase information which is information on commerce, key information necessary for updating the information, and the like.
- Communication unit 2 24 performs communication processing via network 10 shown in network diagram 10.
- the communication unit 224 transmits the purchase information, information, etc. stored in the storage unit 223 to the TCP / IP (Transmission Control Protocol), for example, via the Internet constituting the network 10. Delivery using the / Internet Protocol) protocol.
- TCP / IP Transmission Control Protocol
- a drive 230 is also connected to the input / output interface 220 if necessary, and a magnetic disk 2 31, an optical disk 2 3 2, a magneto-optical disk 2 3 3 or a semiconductor memory 2 3 4 etc.
- a computer program that has been appropriately installed and read from them is installed in the storage unit 23 as necessary.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing an example of an internal configuration of the payee server 31 of FIG.
- the CPU 25 1 executes various processes according to the program stored in the R 0 M 2 5 2 or the storage unit 2 7 3. Programs and data executed by the CPU 2 51 are stored in the RAM 2 53 appropriately.
- the CPU 25 1, R 0 M 2 5 2, and the RAM 2 5 3 are mutually connected via a bus 2 6 0.
- An input / output interface 270 is connected to the bus 260.
- the input / output interface 270 has an input unit 271, such as a keyboard and a mouse, and a display, such as a CRT and an LCD, and Output unit 2 7 2 composed of speakers etc.
- Storage unit 2 7 3 composed of hard disk etc., modem, terminal adapter A communication unit 2 7 4 composed of a player etc., and an IC card reader / writer 2 5 5 that performs wireless communication with a noncontact IC card in proximity are connected.
- I / O interface 2 7 0 is connected to drive 2 8 0 if necessary ⁇ ⁇ , magnetic disk 2 8 1, optical disk 2 8 2, magneto-optical disk 2 8 3, or semiconductor memory 2 8 4 and the like are appropriately installed, and the computer program read from them is installed in the storage unit 23 3 as necessary.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration example of the IC card reader / writer 25 of FIG.
- the IC 2 9 1 is CPU 3 0 1, ROM 3 0 2, RAM 3 0 3, SCC (Serial
- Communication Control Unit 304 SPU (Signal Processing Unit) 306, and a bus 305 for connecting these CPUs 301 to SPU 306 to each other.
- SPU Signal Processing Unit
- the CPU 301 develops the control program stored in the ROM 302 into the RAM 303, for example, response data sent from the contactless IC card 146 or the CPU 2 5 in FIG. Perform various processing based on the control signal supplied from 1). For example, the CPU 301 generates a command to be sent to the contactless IC card 146 and outputs it to the SPU 306 via the bus 305, or the contactless IC card 14 It carries out the authentication process of the data sent from the six forces.
- the SCC 304 supplies the data supplied from the CPU 1 2 5 1 of FIG. 8 to the CPU 3 0 1 through the bus 3 0 5 or from the CPU 3 0 1 through the bus 3 0 5 It outputs the supplied data to CPU 2 5 1 and so on.
- the SPU 306 applies, for example, BPSK demodulation (Manchester code decoding) to the data. , Supply the acquired data to the CPU 301. Also, when a command to be sent to the contactless IC card 1 46 has been supplied via the bus 3 0 5, the SPU 3 6 6 applies BPSK modulation (coding to Manchester code) to the command to obtain it. The output data is output to modulator 2 9 2. Based on the data supplied from SPU 306, the modulation section 292 receives the carrier wave of a predetermined frequency (for example, 13.56 MHz) supplied from the oscillation circuit (0SC) 293.
- a predetermined frequency for example, 13.56 MHz
- the ASK modulated and generated modulated wave is output from the antenna 25 as an electromagnetic wave.
- demodulation section 2 94 demodulates the modulated wave (ASK modulated wave) acquired via antenna 2 9 5 and outputs the demodulated data to SPU 2 9 6.
- the antenna 2 radiates a predetermined electromagnetic wave, and detects whether the noncontact IC card 14 6 is approached based on a change in load thereto. Then, for example, when the contactless IC card 146 is brought into proximity, the antenna 295 transmits and receives various data to and from the contactless IC card 146.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an example of the internal configuration of the authentication server 41 of FIG.
- the CPU 31 executes various processes in accordance with a program stored in the ROM 32 or a program loaded from the storage unit 33 3 into the RAM 33.
- the RAM 33 also stores data necessary for the CPU 31 to execute various processes.
- the CPU 3 1 1, R 0 M 3 1 2, and the RAM 3 1 3 are mutually connected via a bus 3 1 4.
- An input / output interface 320 is also connected to the bus 314.
- the input / output interface 320 includes an input unit 321 such as a keyboard and a mouse, a display such as a CRT and an LCD, an output unit 322 such as a speaker, and a storage unit 3 Communication unit 3 2 4 consisting of 3, modem, terminal adapter etc. is connected.
- a drive 330 is connected to the input / output interface 320 as necessary, and a magnetic disk 331, an optical disk 332, a magneto-optical disk 333, a semiconductor memory 334, etc.
- a computer program that has been appropriately installed and read from them is installed in the storage unit 3 23 as necessary.
- Mobile phone 1 1 shown in Fig. 1 A holds information on power identification number 35 1 and user reliability 32 5 2 in built-in non-contact IC card 1 46.
- the card identification number 3 5 1 is a number assigned in advance to the contactless IC card 1 46 and is a number for identifying the contactless IC card 1 4 6.
- the card identification number 3 5 1 is supplied from the authentication service provider 40 when the user of the mobile telephone 11 registers as a purchaser of the product for this service. At this time, the card identification number 3 5 1 may be supplied by the authentication server 4 1 via the network 10 or may be supplied from the authentication service provider 40 by another method. It is also good.
- User reliability 352 is information on the reliability of the user of the portable telephone 11 in the electronic commerce using this service, and is referred to by the purchase shop 20 which is the other party of the commerce.
- the user reliability degree 35 2 is determined by the authentication server 4 1 based on the past performance of the user of the portable telephone 11 as described later.
- FIG. 1 B Purchaser server 2 1 shown in the storage section 2 2 3 creates and edits purchase information 3 5 3 which is information on electronic commerce using this service and its purchase information 3 5 3 And store purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 which is key information necessary for deletion.
- the purchase information 3 5 3 is information related to the purchase of goods by the user of the mobile telephone 11 or the like as described later, and the receiver server 31 authenticates the user of the mobile telephone 11 based on this information. I do. ⁇
- purchase information 3 5 3 is supplied to the IC card 1 4 6 of the portable telephone 1 1 and the receiving shop server 3 1 etc. Therefore, in order to prevent unauthorized copying and falsification, purchase information 3 5 3 is designed such that creation, editing and deletion can not be performed unless the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is used.
- Purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is key information for creating, editing and deleting purchase information 3 5 3.
- the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is a kind of one-time password, and the purchase shop server 2 1 generating the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 and the receiving shop server 3 1 update the purchase information 3 5 3 When the instruction is given, it is supplied to the portable telephone 11 or the like.
- the portable telephone 11 When the portable telephone 11 renews the purchase information 3 5 3 using the supplied purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1, it erases the used purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1.
- the purchase store server 2 1 generating the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 and the reception store server 3 1 can supply the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the mobile telephone 1 1 any number of times.
- Receiving server 31 shown in Fig. 1 1C has, in its storage unit 2 73, the above-mentioned purchase information rewriting key 3 6 1 and the key necessary for creating, editing and deleting temporary transaction information described later.
- the temporary transaction information rewrite key 326 is key information distributed in advance by the authentication service provider 40 for creating, editing, deleting, etc. temporary transaction information described later. Temporary transaction information can not be created, edited, or deleted without using this temporary transaction information rewrite key 362 in order to prevent unauthorized copying and falsification.
- the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 62 is key information for creating, editing, deleting and the like of temporary transaction information.
- the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2 is a kind of one-time password, and the receiving shop server 3 1 generating the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2 and the authentication server 4 1 instruct updating of the hourly transaction information. At the same time, it is supplied to mobile phones 1 1 and so on.
- the mobile telephone 11 deletes the used temporary transaction information rewrite key 362.
- the receiver server 31 generating the temporary transaction information rewrite key 32 2 and the authentication server 41 can supply the temporary transaction information rewrite key 32 2 to the portable telephone 11 or the like any number of times.
- the authentication server 41 shown in FIG. 1D stores the temporary transaction information rewrite key 32 2 described above in its storage unit 32 3, and the key information necessary for updating the user reliability described above.
- the reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 and store reliability 3 5 4 which is information on the reliability of the purchased shop 20 are stored.
- the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 is key information for updating the user reliability 3 5 2 stored in the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 of the mobile telephone 1 1.
- the user trustworthiness degree 35 2 is designed so that creation, editing, and deletion can not be performed unless this user trustworthiness rewrite key 3 6 3 is used in order to prevent unauthorized duplication or falsification. There is.
- the user reliability rewrite key 363 is key information for creating, editing, deleting, etc. the user reliability.
- the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 is a kind of one-time password, and when the authentication server 41 that generates the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 instructs updating of the user reliability, the mobile telephone 1 1 It is supplied to When the user reliability is updated using the supplied user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3, the mobile telephone 11 deletes the used user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3.
- the authentication server 41 that generates the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 can supply the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 to the mobile telephone 11 or the like any number of times.
- Store reliability degree 35 4 is information on the reliability degree with respect to the store 20 in the electronic commerce using this service, and is referred to by the user of the portable telephone 11 that is the other party of the commerce.
- the store reliability degree 35 4 is determined by the authentication server 41 based on the past results of the store 20.
- the user of the mobile phone 11 operates the mobile phone 11 to obtain GUI information from the purchase shop server 21 and displays information on the product. Then, the user looks at the displayed product information and decides whether to purchase the product. At that time, the user purchases Enter the store 2 In order to check whether it can be trusted as a transaction partner, operate the mobile phone 1 1 and from the authentication server 4 1 the information on the reliability of the purchased store 2 0 (store reliability 3 5 4) Get to get it (arrows 3 7 1 and 3 7 2).
- the mobile telephone 11 acquires and displays the store reliability 354, the user determines whether to purchase the product based on the information.
- the mobile phone 11 operated by the user who decides to purchase the item requests the purchase server 2 1 to purchase the item (arrows 3 7 3).
- the point-of-purchase server 21 requests the user's reliability 35 2 from the portable telephone 1 1 in order to confirm whether the user of the portable telephone 1 1 can be trusted as a transaction partner. (Arrows 3 7 4), mobile phone 1 1 supplies user confidence 3 5 2 in response to this request (arrows 3 7 5).
- the store server 2 1 obtains user reliability 3 5 2 and confirms that it can be trusted by the mobile phone 1 1, it assigns it to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 for the mobile phone 1 1.
- Requested card identification number 3 5 1 (arrows 3 7 6) and mobile phone 1 1 ⁇ provide card identification number 3 5 1 in response to this request (arrows 3 7 7).
- the point-of-purchase server 2 1 which has acquired the card identification number 35 1 processes the purchase and billing and sells the product. Then, the point-of-purchase server 21 generates purchase information 3 5 3 that is information related to the current transaction, and supplies it to the portable telephone 1 1 together with the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 (arrows 3 7 8).
- Purchase information 3 5 as shown in FIG. 12, a purchase identifier for identifying the corresponding commercial transaction, a payment identifier for identifying whether or not payment for sale of the product has been made, and
- the card identification number assigned to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 owned by the user who has purchased the 3 5 1 is an identification number of the purchase card.
- the purchase information 3 5 3 and the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 are supplied with the mobile phone 1 1, the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is used to purchase information 3 5 3 in a contactless IC card 1 4 6 Record. And, when the writing is complete, the mobile phone 1 1 will buy The information rewrite key 3 6 1 is erased, and the write end notification is supplied to the purchased store server 2 1 (arrows 3 7 9).
- the purchase shop server 21 Upon acquiring the write end notification, the purchase shop server 21 supplies a processing end notification to the mobile phone 11 (arrows 3 8 0), and ends the processing related to product purchase.
- the mobile telephone 1 1 receives the supplied processing end notification, it ends the processing related to the product purchase.
- step S1 the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile telephone 1 1 performs wireless communication with the nearest base station 1 2 via the antenna 1 1 2 and then the shop for purchase via the network 10 Access the server 2 1 and request product information.
- the point-of-purchase server 21 which has acquired this request supplies the requested commodity information to the portable telephone 11 as described later.
- the main control unit 113 determines whether or not the requested product information has been acquired in step S2, and waits until it is determined that the acquired product information has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S3 and controls the LCD control unit 1 36 to display the screen corresponding to the acquired product information on the liquid crystal display 1 Display on 1 5.
- the user determines whether to purchase the product based on the displayed screen. Also, at this time, the user can request the authentication server 41 to request the store reliability 35 4 in order to use the reliability of the purchase store 20 as a judgment material.
- step S4 the main control unit 1 31 controls the operation input control unit 1 32 to monitor user's operation input and requests store reliability information based on the input user's instruction. It is determined whether or not.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 5, performs wireless communication with the nearest base station 12 via the antenna 1 12, and Access authentication server 4 1 via network 10, store reliability 3 Request store reliability information including 5 4
- step S 5 performs wireless communication with the nearest base station 12 via the antenna 1 12, and Access authentication server 4 1 via network 10, store reliability 3 Request store reliability information including 5 4
- the authentication server 41 generates, based on the request, the reliability information including the store reliability 35 4 recorded in the storage unit 3 2 3, and via the network 10 Supply to mobile phone 1 1
- step S6 the main control unit 113 determines whether or not the requested store reliability information has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the acquired store reliability information has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S7 and controls the LCD control unit 1 36 to correspond to the acquired store reliability information Display the screen on the liquid crystal display 115 and proceed to step S8. Based on the displayed screen, the user trusts the purchase shop 20 and decides whether to purchase the product.
- step S4 If it is determined in step S4 that the store reliability information is not required based on the user's instruction, the main control unit 1 31 omits the processing of step S5 to step S7 described above. The process proceeds to step S8.
- step S8 the main control unit 1 31 determines, based on the user's instruction, whether or not to purchase a product. If it is determined that the product is to be purchased based on the instruction input by the user operating the operation key 1 16 or the jog dial 1 1 9, the main control unit 1 3 1 advances the process to step S 9 and the network 1 0 Request a purchase from the store server 2 1 via the. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 73 in FIG.
- the purchase shop server 21 that has acquired the request for product purchase requests the user reliability 32 5 of the mobile telephone 11 as described later.
- the main control unit 1 31 determines in step S 10 whether or not the request for the user reliability information has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the request has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S11 and determines whether or not the personal identification number is set.
- the user reliability 352 is also personal information of the user of the mobile phone 11. Therefore, depending on the user, the user reliability 352 may be uneasy to be provided to the store. In such a case, the mobile phone 11 can be set to require the input of the security number when reading out the user reliability 352.
- step S11 If it is determined in step S11 that the personal identification number is set, it is necessary to input the personal identification number to read out the user reliability 352, so the main control unit 1 31 performs the processing shown in FIG. Proceed to step S21, control the operation input control section 132 to determine whether or not the personal identification number has been input, and wait until it is determined that the input is performed.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 22, and the input personal identification number is preset, and the RAM etc. built in the main control unit 1 31 Compare with the PIN code stored in to confirm.
- step S 23 the main control unit 1 31 determines, based on the processing result of step S 22, whether or not the input personal identification number has been authenticated. If it is determined that the personal identification number is authenticated, the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S24.
- step S11 in FIG. 13 If it is determined in step S11 in FIG. 13 that the personal identification number is not set, the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S2 4 in FIG.
- step S 24 the main control unit 1 31 obtains the user reliability 3 5 2 stored in the non-contact IC card 1 4 6, and the user reliability information including the user reliability 3 5 2
- the network 10 supplies the server 2 1 to the purchase shop. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 7 5 in FIG.
- the shop server 2 1 which has acquired the user reliability information determines whether or not the user of the mobile telephone 1 1 can trust it, and if so, the mobile telephone 1 1 is assigned to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 Request card identification number information including the card identification number 3 5 1
- the main control unit 1 31 determines in step S 25 whether or not the request for the card identification number information has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the request has been acquired. Card identification number If it is determined that the request for information has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 26 and acquires the card identification number 3 5 1 from the non-contact IC card 1 46.
- the card identification number information including the identification number 35 1 is supplied to the shop server 21 via the network 10. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 377 in FIG.
- the purchase store server 21 that has acquired the card identification number information performs the processing relating to the sale and charging of the product, then generates the purchase information 3 5 3 described above and supplies it to the mobile telephone 11.
- step S 2 7 the main control unit 1 31 determines whether or not the purchase information 3 5 3 has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that it has been acquired. If it is determined that the purchase information 3 5 3 has been acquired, the process proceeds to step S 28, and the acquired purchase information 3 5 3 is recorded on the noncontact IC card 1 46.
- step S 2 9 the main control unit 1 3 1 advances the processing to step S 2 9 and notifies the write end via the network 10 through the purchase shop server 2 Supply to 1.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 7 9 in FIG.
- the point-of-purchase server 21 that has received the write completion notification supplies the processing completion notification to the mobile telephone 11.
- the main control unit 1 31 determines in step S 30 whether or not the process end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the process end notification has been acquired. Then, if it is determined that the process end notification has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 controls the LCD control unit 1 36 in step S 31 to display the screen corresponding to the acquired process end notification on the liquid crystal display. 1 Display on 1 5. The user sees the screen corresponding to the process end notification and confirms that the process has ended.
- the main control unit 1 31 ends the purchase process.
- step S8 of FIG. 13 the main control unit 1 31 ends the purchase process. Also, in step S23, input If the obtained code number is not authenticated (if all the code numbers input by the user are not authenticated), the main control unit 1 31 ends the purchase process.
- step S 41 whether the CPU 31 1 of the authentication server 41 has acquired the request for the store reliability information supplied from the portable telephone 11 in the process of step S 5 in FIG. 13 or not Determine if
- step S 42 the CPU 31 advances the process to step S 42, and stores the store reliability of the purchased store 20 stored in the storage unit 3 2 3.
- Obtain 3 5 4 generate store reliability information including 3 5 4, and generate the store reliability information, control the communication unit 3 2 4, the network 10 via the network Supply to the telephone set 11. This process corresponds to the arrow 3 72 in FIG.
- step S 43 the CPU 31 advances the process to step S 43. If it is determined in step S41 that the request for store reliability information has not been acquired, the CPU 31 omits the process of step S42 and advances the process to step S43.
- step S43 the CPU 31 determines whether or not the store reliability information supply process is to be ended. If it is determined that the process is not ended, the CPU 31 returns to step S41 and thereafter. Repeat the process of If it is determined that the process is ended, the store reliability information supply process is ended.
- step S 61 the CPU 201 of the shop server 21 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether a request for product information has been acquired. If it is determined that a request for product information has been acquired (if product information is requested from the mobile phone 11), The CPU 201 advances the process to step S 62, acquires the requested product information stored in the storage unit 23 3, controls the communication unit 2 24, and transmits the information via the network 10. To the portable telephone 11.
- step S63 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether the product purchase request supplied in the process of step S9 of FIG. 13 has been acquired.
- step S 64 the CPU 201, which has determined that the request for product purchase has been acquired, controls the communication unit 22 24 to request the user reliability information from the mobile telephone 11. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 74 in FIG.
- the portable telephone 11 supplies user reliability information including the user reliability 352 to the purchase shop server 21 in step S24 in FIG.
- step S65 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether or not the requested user reliability information 352 has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the acquired user reliability information has been acquired. .
- the CPU 201 advances the process to step S 66, extracts the user reliability 35 2 from the acquired user reliability information, and Determine the user's confidence.
- step S 67 it is determined whether or not the product is to be sold to the user of the portable telephone 11. If it is determined to be sold, the process proceeds to step S 71 in FIG. 17.
- step S71 shown in FIG. 1 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214, and the noncontact IC card 146 card built in the portable telephone 11 via the network 10 Request identification number information.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 7 6 in FIG.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile telephone 1 1 supplies card identification number information to the purchase shop server 21 at step S 26 in FIG.
- step S 72 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether the card identification number information supplied from the mobile phone 11 has been acquired, and determines that it has been acquired. Wait up to.
- step S73 the CPU 201 advances the process to step S73, and executes purchase Z charging process, which is a process related to sale of a product.
- the CPU 201 At the end of the purchase charge processing, the CPU 201 generates purchase information on the sale of the product in step S 74, and controls the communication unit 2 24 to execute the generated purchase information. It is supplied to the mobile phone 1 1 via 0 and stored in the contactless IC power mode 1 46. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 3 7 8 in FIG.
- step S 75 the CPU 201 that has supplied the purchase information controls the communication unit 2 24 to determine whether or not the purchase information write completion notification supplied to the mobile phone 11 has been acquired. And wait until it determines that it has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 If it is determined that the write end notification has been acquired, the CPU 201 generates a processing end notification in step S 7 6, and controls the communication unit 2 24 to transmit the processing end notification to the network 10. Supply to the mobile phone 11 through. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 320 in FIG.
- the CPU 201 that has supplied the process end notification advances the process to step S 77.
- step S 67 in FIG. 16 the CPU 201 performs the error process in step S 68 in FIG. Proceed to step S77.
- step S77 the CPU 201 determines whether or not the sales processing is to be ended. If it is determined that the sales processing is not to be ended, the processing is returned to step S61 in FIG. 16 and the subsequent processing is repeated. .
- the CPU 201 ends the sales processing. As described above, the user of the mobile phone 1 1 purchases the desired product from the purchase store 20.
- the user of the portable telephone 11 who has purchased the product goes to the nearest or a designated store 30 designated as the purchase store 20 in order to receive the purchased product. Then, the user locates the portable telephone 1 1 in the vicinity of the IC card reader Z writer 2 75 of the receiving shop server 3 1 installed in the receiving shop 30, Contact Close the IC card 14 6 to the IC card reader / writer 2 7 5.
- the receiving store server 3 1 is stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 of the mobile telephone 1 1 via the IC reader / writer 2 75.
- the payee server 31 compares the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number 3 5 1 obtained from the mobile phone 1 1 with the purchase information 3 5 3 obtained from the purchase shop server 2 1 1 Authenticate 1 user.
- the receiver server 31 If it is determined that the user is the purchaser of the product, the receiver server 31 notifies the purchase server 21 that the confirmation process has been completed (arrows 4 0 5).
- the receiver server 3 1 supplies the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the mobile phone 1 1 (arrows 4 0 6), and the purchase stored in the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 in the mobile phone 1 1 Make the information 3 5 3 delete.
- the portable telephone 1 1 uses the acquired purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to delete the purchase information 3 5 3, and when the deletion is completed, the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is erased and the deletion end notification is received. Supply to the store server 3 1 (arrows 4 0 7).
- the recipient server 31 that has acquired the deletion end notification generates temporary transaction information 3 9 1 that is information for the reliability of the purchasing agent 20, and the mobile telephone 1 with the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2. Supply to 1 (arrows 4 0 8).
- Temporary transaction information 3 9 1 is a store identifier that identifies the shop where the user of the mobile phone 11 has purchased a product, and the shop identifier that identifies the shop and the reliability of the shop 20 are changed by this commerce. It is comprised by the reliability counter which is a fluctuation part.
- the portable telephone 11 records the supplied temporary transaction information 3 9 1 in the noncontact IC card 14 6 using the obtained temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2. Then, when the recording is completed, the mobile phone 1 1 erases the temporary transaction information rewrite key 32 2 and supplies a write completion notification to the receiver server 31 (arrows 4 0 9) processing concerning delivery of goods. Finish.
- the payee server 31 that has received the write completion notification ends the processing related to the delivery of the product.
- the user of the mobile phone 11 receives the product purchased from the clerk of the receiving store 30.
- step S 91 the main control unit 1 31 of the portable telephone 1 1 makes purchase information 3 5 3 via the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 brought close to the IC card reader / writer 2 75. And it judges whether the request for card identification number information has been acquired or not, and waits until it is judged that it has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 9 2 and the CPU 1 6 1 of the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 Control the requested purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number 3 5.
- Receiving server 3 1 and purchasing card identification number information received The server 3 1 performs authentication processing of the user of mobile phone 1 1, and deletes the purchase information from mobile phone 1 1 when authentication is completed. To direct.
- the main control unit 1 31 controls the CPU 1 6 1 of the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 in step S 9 3 to receive the purchase information deletion key 3 6 1 from the receiver server 3 1 together with the purchase information deletion Determine whether or not the instruction has been acquired, and wait until it is determined that the instruction has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 3 1 advances the process to step S 94, and the contactless IC card 1 46 Control the CPU 1 6 1 and delete the purchase information 3 5 3 using the purchase information rewrite key 3 '6 1 acquired at the same time.
- the main control unit 1 3 1 controls the CPU 1 6 1 of the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 to delete the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 used for the deletion, and the notification of deletion completion , Via the antenna 1 70 to the receiving server 3 1.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 7 in FIG.
- the receiver server 31 receives the deletion completion notification, the receiver server 31 generates the above-described temporary transaction information 3 9 1, and supplies the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 to the portable telephone 11 together with the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2.
- the main control unit 1 31 controls the CPU 1 6 1 of the contactless IC card 1 4 6 in step S 9 6 to temporarily store temporary transaction information 3 9 1 and temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2, antenna 1 7 Determine if acquired via 0 and wait until determined as acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 9 7 and the CPU of the contactless IC card 1 4 6
- the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 is recorded using the obtained temporary transaction information rewrite key 32 2 by controlling the 6 1.
- the main control unit 1 3 1 controls the CPU 1 6 1 of the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 to erase the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2, and the writing end notification, antenna Receiving server server 3 1 through 1 70.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 9 in FIG.
- the main control unit 1 31 that has supplied the write end notification ends the product reception process.
- step S 1 1 1 in FIG. 20 the CPU 2 5 1 of the server server 3 1 controls the CPU 3 0 1 of the IC card reader / writer 2 75 to make the contactless IC card 1 within the communicable range. 4 determines whether or not 6 is present, and waits until it is determined that c non-contact IC card 1 46 is determined to be present in the communicable range, the CPU 2 51 processes step S 1 1 Proceed to step 2 and control the CPU 3 0 1 of the IC card reader / writer 2 7 5 to bring the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 in proximity to the purchase information 3 5 3 and card identification number information Request. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 1 in FIG.
- the CPU 2 51 controls the CPU 3 0 1 of the IC reader / writer 2 7 5 in step S 1 1 3 to control the portable telephone 1 1 in the process of step S 9 2 in FIG.
- the shop server 2 1 Upon acquiring the request for purchase information 3 5 3 from the receiver server 3 1, the shop server 2 1 retrieves the requested purchase information 3 5 3 and supplies it to the receiver server 3 1. Then, in step S115, the CFU 25 1 controls the communication unit 2 74 to determine whether or not the purchase information 3 5 3 according to the request has been acquired from the purchase shop server 21. Wait until it determines that it has been acquired.
- the CHJ 2 5 1 advances the process to step S 1 1 6 and uses the purchase information 3 5 3 obtained from the purchase store server 3 1 to make a contactless IC card 1 3 6 3 Purchases purchase information acquired from 4 6 and card identification number 3 5 1 included in the card identification number information.
- the CPU 2 51 determines whether the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number 3 5 1 acquired from the contactless IC card 1 4 6 in step S 1 1 7 have been authenticated. judge.
- the CPU 2 5 1 advances the processing to step S 1 1 8 and the communication unit 2 7. Control the 4 to supply a confirmation processing end notification to the shop server 2 1. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 5 in FIG.
- step S 1 19 the CPU 2 5 1 controls the IC card reader / writer 2 7 5 to supply the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the portable telephone 1 1, and the noncontact IC card 1. 4 Purchase information stored in 6 3 5 3 Order to delete. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 6 in FIG.
- step S 1 31 in FIG. 2 the CPU 2 5 1 controls the IC card reader / writer 2 7 5 and deletes the purchase information from the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 of the mobile phone 1 1. Determine whether the end notification has been acquired and wait until it is determined that it has been acquired.
- the CPU 25 1 advances the process to step S 132 and uses the temporary transaction information rewrite key 36 2 to temporarily execute the temporary transaction information corresponding to the current transaction.
- Generate transaction information 3 9 1 control the IC card reader / writer 2 7 5, and supply it to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 of the portable telephone 1 1.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 8 in FIG.
- the CPU 25 controls the IC card reader / writer 25 in step SI 33 to determine whether the write end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired.
- step S 14 if it is determined that the write end notification is output from the non-contact IC card 1 46 of the mobile telephone 1 1 and the write end notification is obtained, the CPU 2 5 1 transfers the process to step S 14. Advance.
- step S 1 1 7 in FIG. 20 the purchase information or the card identification number supplied from the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 of the mobile telephone 1 1 is the purchase information supplied from the purchase shop 20. If it is determined that the authentication processing has failed, the CPU 25 1 advances the processing to step S 120 and executes error processing, and then the processing in step S 1 34 in FIG. 21 is performed. Advance.
- step S 134 the CPU 2 51 determines whether or not the product delivery process is to be ended. Then, if it is determined that the product delivery process is not ended, the CPU 25 1 returns the process to step S 11 1 of FIG. 20 and repeats the subsequent processes.
- step S 134 If it is determined in step S 134 that the processing is to be ended, the CPU 25 1, 1 ends the product delivery process.
- step S 1 51 the CPU 2 0 1 of the shop server 2 1 controls the communication unit 2 2 4 to request the purchase information 3 5 3 supplied in step S 1 1 4 in FIG. It determines whether or not it has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that it has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 proceeds the processing to step S 1 52, reads out the requested purchase information 3 5 3 from the storage unit 2 2 3, and the communication unit 2 2 It controls 4 and supplies it to the payee server 31.
- This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 0 4 in FIG.
- the CPU 201 that has supplied the purchase information 3 53 controls the communication unit 2 24 in step S 15 3 to obtain the confirmation processing end notification supplied in step S 1 18 in FIG. 20. It determines whether or not it has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that it has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 proceeds the processing to step S 154 and determines whether or not the purchase information supply processing is to be ended.
- the CPU 201 If it is determined that the purchase information supply process is not ended, the CPU 201 returns the process to step S 15 1 and repeats the subsequent processes.
- step S 154 if it is determined in step S 154 that the purchase and division supply process is to be ended, the CP PU 201 ends the purchase information supply process.
- the user of the portable telephone 11 is authenticated by the receiver server 31 to be the purchaser of the product at the receiver 30 and receives the purchased product. Therefore, in the e-commerce system described above, illegal copying is prevented by the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1.
- the portable telephone 1 is obtained by illegally acquiring the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 by any method. Even if the purchase information 1 5 3 5 is illegally copied, the receiver server 3 1 can confirm whether the user who came to pick up the item is a legitimate purchaser of the item.
- the point of purchase server 2 1 is a mobile phone 1 1 1 6-1 Using the card identification number 3 5 1-1 assigned, purchase information 3 5 3 is generated (arrow 4 2 1) and supplied to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 -1 (arrow 4 2 2).
- This contactless IC card 1 4 6-1's purchase information 3 5 3 has been illegally copied (arrow 4 2 3)
- Mobile phone 1 1 1 2 is used for receiving goods, but the server 3 1
- the purchase information 3 5 3 is acquired from the purchase store server 2 1 and the purchase card identification number included in the purchase information 3 5 3 (ie, the card identification assigned to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 -1)
- the card identification number 3 5 1-2 assigned to the mobile phone 1 1 2 2 contactless IC card 1 4 6 2 using the number 3 5 1-1) and the purchase information 3 Identify the purchase card identification number contained in 5 3 (ie, the card identification number 3 5 1 1 assigned to the contactless IC card 1 4 6 1) (arrow 4 2 5 and arrow
- the receipt server 31 can identify the correct purchaser of the product more accurately.
- the mobile phone 1 1 is operated by the user to access the authentication server 4 1 (arrow 4 3 1).
- the authentication server 41 accessed by the mobile phone 1 1 requests the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 from the mobile phone 11 (arrows 4 32 2), and the mobile phone 11 is based on the request, the temporary transaction
- the information 3 9 1 is supplied to the authentication server 4 1 (arrows 4 3 3).
- the authentication server 41 updates the store reliability based on the acquired temporary transaction information 3 9 1. And then, the authentication server 4 1 sends the user reliability 3 to the mobile phone 1 1.
- the portable telephone 11 updates the stored user information 3 5 2 using the acquired user information rewrite key 3 6 3. Then, when the update is completed, the mobile phone 1 1 deletes the user information rewrite key 3 6 3 and notifies the authentication server 4 1 that the rewrite is completed (arrow 4 3 7).
- the authentication server 41 notified of the completion of the rewrite supplies the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 62 to the mobile telephone 1 1 and deletes the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 for which processing has been completed (arrow 4 3 8).
- the mobile telephone 1 1 deletes the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 by using the obtained temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2 and notifies the authentication server 4 1 when it is completed (arrow 4 3 9).
- the authentication server 41 that has been notified of the deletion of the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 supplies the processing completion notification to the mobile phone 1 1 (arrow 4 40), and ends the processing related to the updating of the reliability information.
- the mobile phone 11 receives the process completion notification, it ends the process related to the updating of the reliability information.
- step S 1 71 of FIG. 25 the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile telephone 1 1 is operated by the user to access the authentication server 4 1. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 31 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 accessed by the mobile telephone 11 requests temporary transaction information 3 9 1 stored in the non-contact IC card 14 6 of the mobile telephone 11 as described later.
- step S 172 the main control unit 1 31 determines whether or not the request for temporary transaction information has been acquired via the antenna 1 12, and waits until it is determined that the request has been acquired. If it is determined that the request for temporary transaction information has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 advances the processing to step S 13 3 and temporary transaction information 3 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 Obtain and supply to the authentication server 41 via the antenna 112. This process corresponds to the arrow 4 3 3 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 that has acquired the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 updates the store reliability 3 5 4 as described later, and then requests the user reliability 3 5 2 from the mobile telephone 1 1.
- the main control unit 113 determines whether a request for user reliability information has been acquired via the antenna 112 and waits until it is determined that the request has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 1 75 and the user reliability 3 stored in the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 2 is obtained, and the user reliability information including the user reliability 35 2 is supplied to the authentication server 41 via the antenna 1 1 2. This process corresponds to the arrow 4 3 5 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 which has acquired the user reliability information updates the user reliability 352, as will be described later, and the user trust including the updated user reliability 352 and the user reliability rewrite key 363.
- the degree information is supplied to the mobile phone 1 1.
- the main control unit 1 31 obtains user reliability information including the updated user reliability 3 52 and the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 via the antenna 1 1 2 in step S 1 7 6 It determines whether or not it has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that it has been acquired. If it is determined that the user reliability information has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 proceeds with the process to step S 17 7 and the user reliability rewrite key included in the acquired user reliability information 3 6 Use 3 to update the user reliability 3 5 2 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 by overwriting the updated user reliability 3 5 2.
- the main control unit 1 31 which has updated the user reliability 3 5 2 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 advances the processing to step S 1 8 1 in FIG. 3 6 3 is deleted and the write end notification is supplied to the authentication server 41. This process corresponds to the arrow 4 3 7 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 that has received the write end notification supplies the temporary transaction information rewrite key 322 to the mobile phone 11 as described later, and the temporary stored in the non-contact IC card 146 Instruct to delete transaction information 3 9 1
- the main control unit 113 determines whether an instruction to delete temporary transaction information has been acquired via the antenna 112 and waits until it is determined that the instruction has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 proceeds with the process to step S 18 3 and the acquired temporary transaction Delete the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 stored in the contactless IC card 1 46 using the information rewriting key 3 6 2.
- the main control unit 1 31 having deleted the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 proceeds the processing to step S 1 8 4 and the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2 Delete and supply deletion end notification to authentication server 41.
- This process corresponds to the arrow 4 3 9 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 that has acquired the deletion end notification supplies the processing end notification to the mobile telephone 11 as described later.
- step S 185 the main control unit 113 determines whether the processing end notification has been acquired via the antenna 112 and waits until it is determined that the processing end notification has been acquired. If it is determined that the process end notification has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 ends the reliability operation process.
- step S 201 in FIG. 27 the CPU 31 1 of the verification server 41 controls the communication unit 3 24, and performs the process of step S 1 7 1 in FIG. It is determined whether the telephone set 1 has been accessed or not, and the process waits until it is determined that the access has been made.
- the CPU 3 1 1 advances the process to step S 2 ⁇ 2 and temporary transaction information stored in the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 Request 3 9 1 from mobile phone 1 1. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 32 in FIG.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile telephone 1 1 1 requested for temporary transaction information 3 9 1 performs the requested temporary transaction information 3 9 1 by the processing of step S 1 7 3 of FIG. Supply to
- step S203 the CPU 31 controls the communication unit 324 to determine whether or not temporary transaction information 3 9 1 has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 has been acquired. If it is determined that the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 has been acquired, the CPU 3 1 1 advances the processing to step S 2 0 4 and, based on the acquired temporary transaction information 3 9 1, the store reliability according to a predetermined method Calculate 3 5 4 and update the store reliability 3 5 4 stored in the storage unit 3 2 3.
- the CPU 31 having updated the store reliability 354 controls the communication unit 324 in step S205 to request the mobile phone 11 for user reliability information. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 3 4 in FIG.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the portable telephone 11 having acquired the request for the user reliability information supplies the user reliability information corresponding to the request by the process of step S 1 75 in FIG.
- step S26 the CPU 31 controls the communication unit 324 to determine whether or not the user reliability information has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the user reliability information has been acquired.
- the CPU 31 advances the process to step S 2 0 7, and based on the acquired user reliability information, determines the user reliability 35 2 according to a predetermined method. Calculate and update.
- the CPU 31 having updated the user reliability 352 proceeds to step S 210 in FIG. 28 and controls the communication unit 324 to update the user reliability 35 2 and the updated user reliability.
- the user reliability information including the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 3 is supplied to the portable telephone 11. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 3 6 in FIG.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile phone 1 1 that has acquired the user reliability information updates the user reliability 3 5 2 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6, the procedure of FIG.
- the write end notification is supplied to the authentication server 41.
- step S 21 1 the CPU 31 controls the communication unit 324 to determine whether a write end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired. If it is determined that the write end notification has been acquired, the CPU 31 advances the process to step S 22 12 and controls the communication unit 32 24 so that the temporary transaction information rewrite key 36 2 is used as the portable telephone 1 Supply to 1 and instruct the mobile phone 1 1 to delete the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 stored in the contactless IC card 1 46. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 3 8 in FIG.
- step S 184 the deletion end notification is supplied to the authentication server 41.
- step S213 the CPU 31 controls the communication unit 324 to determine whether the deletion end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired.
- step S 214 controls the communication unit 324, and supplies the processing end notification to the portable telephone 11. This process corresponds to the process of arrow 4 40 in FIG.
- the CPU 31 determines in step S 25 whether or not the reliability operation process is to be ended. If it is determined that the process does not end, the CPU 31 returns the process to step S 201 in FIG. 27 and repeats the subsequent processes. In addition, when it is determined that the reliability operation processing is finished, the CPU 31 ends the reliability operation processing.
- the mobile phone 1 1 and the authentication server 4 1 update the values of the user reliability 32 5 and the store reliability 35 4, and the results of the commerce conducted this time are Reflect on the degree. In the next business transaction, updated user confidence 35 2 and store confidence 3 5 4 will be used.
- the non-contact IC card storing the purchase information 3 5 3 and the purchase information 3 5 3 where the receiver server 3 1 of the receiver 30 delivering the product can not update the information without using a specific key
- the card identification number 3 5 1 assigned to 1 4 6 safer electronic commerce can be facilitated.
- the reliability of users and stores registered in the service it is possible to conduct electronic commerce more safely.
- the user can set information such as the user's reliability so that it can not be read out without using a password or the like, electronic commerce can be performed more safely.
- the purchase information 3 5 3 stored in the noncontact IC card 14 6 can not be illegally copied, but the permission of the purchase store 20 is If so, it may be possible to change the purchaser (ie, transfer the purchase information 3 5 3 to another device).
- the purchase information stored in the purchase portable telephone 1 11 3 power non-contact IC card 1 4 6-3 which is the portable telephone used when purchasing the product 3 5
- the purchase card identification number included in the purchase information 3 5 3 ie, the card identification number 3 5 1-3
- the transferee card identification number That is, the card identification number 3 5 1-4
- the non-contact IC card 1 4 6-4 of the transfer destination mobile phone 1 1 4 arrow 4 6 3
- the shop server 2 1 manages both the purchase card identification number (ie, card identification number 3 5 1-3) and the transferee card identification number (ie, card identification number 3 5 1-4) If the buyer server 31 is requested to purchase information, the purchase information 4 5 3 including the identification number of the transferee card (ie, the card identification number 3 5 1-4) is supplied. Receiving server 3 1, using purchase information 4 5 3, transfer destination mobile phone 1 1 4 non-contact IC card 1 4 6-4 card identification number 3 5 1-4 and purchase information 4 5 3 As a result, the destination mobile phone 1 1 4 users are authenticated as valid buyers of the product (arrow 4 6 5 and arrow 4 6 6).
- FIG. 29 the transfer processing by the purchased portable telephone 1-13 in FIG. 29 will be described with reference to the flowcharts in FIG. 30 and FIG.
- the configurations of the purchased mobile phone 1 13 and the transferee mobile phone 1 1 14 are the same as the configurations of the mobile phone 1 1, and FIGS. 2 to 6 show the purchased mobile phone 1 1 1 3 And quote as a configuration of the transfer destination mobile phone 1-14.
- step S 2 3 the main control unit 1 3 1 of the purchase mobile phone 1 1 1 3 requests the purchase shop server 2 1 to permit the transfer of the purchase information 3 5 3 via the network 10. Do.
- the point of purchase server 2 1 which has obtained the request for permission to transfer is the purchase information 3 5 3 stored in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 3 of the purchased mobile phone 1 1 3. , Card identification code No. 3 5 1-3 requesting card identification number information.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the purchase mobile phone 1 1-3 determines whether or not the request for the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information has been obtained in step S 2 32. Wait until it makes a decision.
- the main control unit 1 31 1 performs the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information in step S 2 3 3 in the network 1.
- the purchaser server 21 that has acquired the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information uses the card identification number 3 5 1-3 included in the acquired card identification number information to acquire the acquired purchase Information 3 5 3 authentication processing is performed, and if it is authenticated, the card identification number information including the card identification number of the transfer destination of purchase information 3 5 3 is requested.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the purchased mobile phone 1 13 determines whether or not the request for the card identification number information of the transferee is obtained, and determines that it has been obtained. Wait up to.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the processing to step S 2 35, and the proximity wireless communication by the noncontact IC card 1 4 6-3 It is determined whether the transfer destination mobile telephone 1 1-4 exists within the communicable range of the communication, and waits until it is determined that it exists.
- the noncontact IC card 1 4 6-4 is within the communicable range of the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 3
- the noncontact The IC card 1 4 6 3-CPU 1 6 1 detects the noncontact IC card 1 4 6-4 via the antenna 1 70 and notifies the main control unit 1 3 1.
- the main control unit 1 31 is transferred to the communicable range of near field communication by the contactless IC card 1 4 6-3 based on the information supplied from the CPU 1 6 1 If it is determined that the first mobile phone 1 1 1 4 is present, the main control unit 1 3 1 advances the process to step S 2 3 6 to control the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 3 Request the card identification number information including the card identification number 3 5 1-4 to the transfer destination mobile phone 1 1 4 using communication. -Transfer destination mobile phone 11 for which card identification number information has been requested, as described later, transmits the requested card identification number information to the purchased mobile phone 1 11 using near field communication. Supply.
- step S 2 3 7 Determine and wait until it is determined that it has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 2 38, and acquires the acquired card identification number information of the transferee as network 10 Through the store server 2 1 supply.
- the purchase store server 2 1 that has acquired the card identification number information of the transferee uses the card identification number 3 5 1 to 4 included in the acquired card identification number information as described later, and uses the purchase information 3 5 3 Update and generate purchase information 4 5 3 including the card identification number 3 5 1-4 and supply it to the purchase mobile phone 1 1-3 together with the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1.
- step S 2 3 9 the main control unit 1 3 1 of purchased mobile phone 1 1-3 determines whether or not updated purchase information 4 5 3 and purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 are obtained. Wait until it determines that it has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 2 4 1 in FIG. It is determined whether or not there is a transfer destination portable telephone 11 14 within the communicable range of the short distance wireless communication according to 1 4 6-3, and the process waits until it is determined that it exists.
- step S 2 4 2 If it is determined that there is a transfer destination mobile phone 1 1 4 within the communicable range, the main control unit 1 3 1 proceeds to step S 2 4 2 and controls the non-contact IC card 1 4 6-4 Then, using the short-range wireless communication, the updated purchase information 4 5 3 and purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 are supplied to the transfer destination portable telephone 1 1 14.
- the transfer destination mobile phone 1 11 4 supplied with the updated purchase information 4 5 3 and purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is updated using the acquired purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 as described later.
- the purchase information 4 5 3 is recorded on the contactless IC card 1 4 6-4 and when the recording is completed, the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 is erased and the write end is supplied to the purchase mobile phone 1 1 1 3 Do.
- step S 23 4 the main control unit 1 13 1 of the purchase mobile phone 1 13 controls the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 3 to determine whether the write end notification has been acquired or not. Wait until it determines that it has been acquired.
- step S 24 4 the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 24 4, and supplies the acquired write end notification to the purchase store server 21.
- the store server 2 1 that has received the write end notification supplies the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the mobile phone 1 1 1 3 and requests deletion of the purchase information 3 5 3.
- step S 24 5 the main control unit 1 31 of the purchase mobile phone 1 13 determines whether the purchase information deletion request has been acquired from the purchase server 2 1 and determines that it has been acquired. Wait until you do.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 2 46 and uses the acquired purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to use the contactless IC card 1 4 6 3 Delete purchase information 3 5 3 stored in 3.
- the main control unit 1 31 supplies a deletion completion notification to the shop server 2 1 in step S 2 4 7 and ends the transfer process.
- step S 2 61 the CPU 2 0 1 of the shop server 2 1 controls the communication unit 2 2 4 to determine whether or not the request for transfer permission has been obtained from the purchased mobile telephone 1 1 13. And wait until it determines that it has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 advances the process to step S 2 62 and proceeds to the purchase mobile phone 1 1-3 3 and the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number 3 Request card identification number information, including 5 1-3.
- step S263 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether or not the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information have been obtained, and until it is determined that the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information have been obtained. stand by.
- step S 24 4 the CPU 201 proceeds the processing to step S 24 4 and corresponds to the acquired purchase information (the purchase identifiers are equal).
- Information 3 5 3 is searched from the storage unit 2 2 3 and the searched purchase The information 3 5 3 is used to authenticate the purchase information 3 5 3 supplied from the purchased mobile phone 1 1 1 3 and the card identification number 3 5 1-3 contained in the card identification number information.
- step S265 the CPU 201 determines whether or not the purchase information 3 5 3 and the power card identification number 3 5 1 1 3 have been authenticated.
- the CPU 2 0 advances the process to step S 2 6 6 and controls the communication unit 2 2 4 to transfer the purchased mobile phone 1 1 3 to the transfer destination.
- Request card identification number information including card identification number 3 5 1 1 4.
- step S 2 3 8 in FIG. 30 the purchase mobile phone 1 1 3 supplies the card ID number information of the requested transferee to the purchase shop server 2 1.
- step S 27 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether the card identification number information of the transferee has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the card identification number information has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 proceeds the process to step S 2 71 in FIG. 3 3 and uses the purchase information rewrite key 36 1 to acquire the transferee acquired Update the purchase information 3 5 3 with the card identification number 3 5 1-4 contained in the card identification number information of. Specifically, the CPU 201 has updated the purchase card identification number contained in the purchase information 3 5 3 by replacing it with the identification number of the transferee card (card identification number 3 5 1-4). Purchase information 4 5 3 is generated.
- step S222 the CPU 201 supplies the updated purchase information 4 53 together with the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the purchase mobile phone 1 1 1.
- Updated Purchase Information 4 5 3 and Purchase Information Rewrite Key 3 6 1 Acquired Purchased Mobile Phone 1 1-3
- the updated Purchase Information 4 5 3 and Purchase Information Rewrite Key 3 6 1 Transfer destination Mobile phone Supply to telephones 1 to 4 and record them.
- step S 23 3 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 2 24 to determine whether the write end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 advances the process to step S 2 74 and supplies the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the portable telephone 1 11 3 and supplies the purchased portable telephone 1 Request deletion of purchase information 3 5 3 to 1 1 3
- the purchase mobile telephone 1 1 3 After deleting the purchase information 3 5 3, the purchase mobile telephone 1 1 3 supplies the deletion end notification to the purchase shop server 2 1 in step S 2 4 7 of FIG.
- step S 2 75 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 2 24 to determine whether or not the deletion end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired.
- the CPU 201 advances the process to step S 2 76 in FIG.
- step S 2 65 in FIG. 32 If it is determined in step S 2 65 in FIG. 32 that the purchase information has not been authenticated, the CPU 201 proceeds the process to step S 2 6 8 and performs predetermined error processing, Proceed to step S276.
- step S 2 76 the CPU 201 determines whether to end the transfer process. If it is determined that the process does not end, the CPU 201 returns the process to step S 21 in FIG. 32 and repeats the subsequent processes.
- step S276 If it is determined in step S276 that the transfer process is to end, the CPU 201 ends the transfer process.
- step S291 the main control unit 131 of the transfer destination portable telephone 1114 controls the non-contact IC card 1464, and the step S236 in FIG. 30 is performed. It is determined whether or not the request for the card identification number information from the purchased mobile phone 1 13 has been acquired by the process, and the process waits until it is determined that the request has been acquired. If it is determined that the request for the card identification number information has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 proceeds to step S 2 9 2 and controls the noncontact IC card 1 4 6-4 to make the noncontact IC It is determined whether or not the purchased mobile telephone 1 1 3 exists within the communicable range of the short-distance wireless communication by the card 1 4 6-4 and waits until it is determined that it exists.
- the contactless card 1 4 6 3 is within the communicable range of the contactless IC card 1 4 6 4
- the IC card 1 4 6 4-CPU 1 6 1 detects the non-contact IC card 1 4 6-3 via the antenna 1 70 and notifies the main control unit 1 3 1.
- the main control unit 1 3 1 of the transfer destination mobile telephone 1 1 1 4 The process advances to step S 2 93, and the card identification number information including the requested card identification number 3 5 1 ⁇ 4 is transferred using the near-field wireless communication by the contactless IC card 1 4 6 ⁇ 4. Supply to the telephone 1 1 3.
- Purchased mobile phone 1 1-3 transfers the updated purchase information 4 5 3 and purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 supplied by the purchase store server 2 1 in step S 2 4 2 of FIG. Mobile phones 1 to 4 supply.
- Transfer destination mobile phone 1 Main control unit 1 3 1 of step 1 2 4 4
- purchased mobile phone 1 1 1 3 updated purchase information 4 5 3 and purchase information rewrite key 3 6 It is judged whether 1 is acquired, and it waits until it judges that it acquired.
- step S 2 95 acquires the acquired purchase information rewrite key 3 Record updated purchase information 4 5 3 using 6 1.
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 2 9 6 and controls the noncontact IC card 1 4 6-4 to perform near field communication by the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 4 It is determined whether the purchased mobile telephones 1 to 3 exist within the communicable range, and the process waits until it is determined to exist. If it is determined that the purchased mobile phone 1 1 3 exists within the communicable range, the main control unit 1 3 1 advances the process to step S 2 8 7 and after deleting the purchase information replacement key 3 6 1 , Supply write end notification to mobile phone 1 1 3 and complete transfer processing.
- the purchasing shop server 21 permits the transfer, the purchase information can be passed from the purchased mobile telephone 11 13 to the transferee mobile telephone 11 14.
- the receiver server 31 of the receiver 30 holds the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 and deletes the purchase information 3 5 3 stored in the noncontact IC card 1 4 6 after delivery of the product.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the receiver server 31 may be configured not to delete the purchase information, and the electronic commerce system may be simplified.
- Fig. 3 5 A to Fig. 3 5 D show the state before the user of the mobile phone 11 of Fig. 1 purchases a product, the mobile phone 11, the shopper server 21, the receiver server 31, and It is a figure which shows the example of the data which the authentication server 41 each hold
- the mobile phone 1 1 shown in FIG. 3 5 A does not hold the rewrite key as in the case of the mobile phone 11 of FIG.
- the purchase shop server 2 1 of FIG. 1 1 B holds a purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1.
- FIG. 3 5 C's receiving server 31 does not hold the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1. Further, in this case, as will be described later, since the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 is not used either, the receiver server 3 1 also does not hold the temporary transaction information rewrite key 3 6 2.
- authentication server 41 in FIG. 35 D also holds user reliability rewrite key 36 3
- temporary transaction information rewrite key 36 2 is held.
- the mobile phone 1 1 obtains the store reliability of the purchased store 20 from the authentication server 4 1 (arrow 4 8 1 and arrow 4 8 2) and confirms whether the purchased store 20 can be trusted or not Then, order the item from the point of purchase server 2 1 (arrows 4 8 3). Then, based on the request, the user reliability 3 5 2 is supplied to the purchased store server 2 1 (arrow 4 8 4 and arrow 4 8 5), and the card identification number 3 5 1 is supplied to the purchased store server 2 1 (Arrows 4 8 6 and Arrows 4 8 7) Get the purchase information 3 5 3 corresponding to this commerce (arrows 4 8 8).
- the purchase shop server 2 1 supplies the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 to the mobile phone 1 1 and the purchase information 3 5 3 (not available) corresponding to the previous commerce. Instructed to delete the old purchase information 3 5 3) (arrows 4 8 9). Based on this instruction, the mobile telephone 1 1 deletes the purchase information 3 5 3 corresponding to the previous commerce, and supplies a deletion end notification to the purchase shop server 2 1 (arrow 4 90). In response to this, the shop server 2 1 supplies processing end notification to the mobile phone 1 1 (arrows 4 9 1), and the processing related to sales is ended.
- steps S 3 1 to 3 4 9 of FIG. 3 7 by the main control unit 1 3 1 of the mobile telephone 1 1 is the process of steps S 1 to 14 of FIG. It corresponds to the processing of 29 and is processed in the same manner, so the description thereof is omitted.
- the main control unit 1 31 acquires product information from the purchase shop server 21 and displays the liquid crystal display 1 1 5 In step S 3 14 to step S 3 1 7, store reliability information is acquired and displayed on the liquid crystal display 1 1 5.
- the main control unit 1 31 determines whether or not to purchase the product in step S 3 20 and step S 3 2 1 in FIG. 38, and in step S 3 2 2 to step S 3 2 7 , Supplying the requested user reliability information, and supplying the requested card identification number information in steps S330 and S313 of FIG. 39; and steps S332 to S33.
- the supplied purchase information is recorded, and the write end notification is supplied to the purchase shop server 21.
- the purchase store server 21 that has received the write end notification supplies the purchase information rewrite key 36 1 to the mobile phone 11 as described later, and requests the mobile phone 11 to delete the transaction end purchase information.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile telephone 1 1 determines in step S 3 35 whether or not the request for deletion of the end-of-transaction purchase information has been acquired from the shop server 2 1 and determined that it has been acquired. Wait until you do.
- step S 3 36 acquires the acquired purchase information rewrite key 3 6 Use 1 to delete purchase information 3 5 3 stored in the contactless IC card 1 46 that has already been closed.
- the main control unit 1 31 deletes the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 in step S 3 37 and supplies a deletion end notification to the purchase shop server 21.
- step S3308 the main control unit 113 determines whether or not the processing end notification supplied from the purchase shop server 21 has been acquired as in the case of step S30 in FIG. Judge and wait until getting it.
- the main control unit 1 31 executes, in step S 3 39, the LCD control unit 1 3 6 as in step S 31 in FIG. 14. To display the acquired processing end notification on the liquid crystal display 115, and end the purchase processing.
- authentication server 41 executes store reliability information supply processing corresponding to the purchase processing by mobile phone 11 described above, this processing is described with reference to the flowchart in FIG. The description is omitted because it is similar.
- Steps S 3 5 1 to S 3 4 3 in FIG. 40 are performed by the CPU 2 0 1 of the shop server 2 1 in steps S 3 5 1 to 4 1 1 in steps S 6 1 to 17 in FIG. It corresponds to the processing of 75 and is processed in the same way, so the explanation is omitted.
- step S 35 1 and step S 35 2 in FIG. 40 the CPU 201 supplies product information based on the request, and in step S 35 3, has acquired a request for product purchase?
- step S 34 5 and step S 35 5 the user reliability information is obtained from the portable telephone 11.
- step S 3 56 the reliability is determined, step S 3 5 7 In, decide whether to sell the product.
- the CPU 201 If the CPU 201 does not sell the product, it performs error processing in step S 3 58, and if it sells the product, the mobile phone in step S 3 5 9 and step S 3 60 in FIG. 11.
- the card identification number information is acquired from step 1, and after the purchase Z charge processing is performed in step S361, the purchase information is generated in step S362 and supplied to the portable telephone 11.
- step S636 the CPU 201 controls the communication unit 224 to determine whether or not the write end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired. If it is determined that the write end notification has been acquired, the CPU 201 proceeds the processing to step S 364 and controls the communication unit 2 24 so that the purchase information rewrite key 3 6 1 can be used as a portable electronic device. It is supplied to the handset 11 and requests the mobile phone 1 1 to delete the end-of-transaction purchase information.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the portable telephone 11 having acquired the request for deletion of the terminated purchase information deletes the purchase information whose transaction has ended in step S 3 36 in FIG. 39, and the deletion is completed.
- the deletion end notification is supplied to the purchase shop server 21.
- step S365 the CPU 201 of the shop server 21 controls the communication unit 214 to determine whether or not the deletion end notification has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired. .
- the CPU 201 advances the process to step S 36 6 and controls the communication unit 2 24 as in the case of step S 76 in FIG. , Supply processing end notification to the mobile phone 11.
- step S 367 CPU 201 determines whether or not the sales processing is to be ended, as in the case of step S 7 7 in FIG. 4. Return the process to step S 3 5 1 of step 0, and repeat the subsequent process.
- the CPU 201 ends the sales processing.
- the receiving store server 31 in which the portable telephone 11 is in proximity is the same as in the case of Fig.18, the contactless IC card 146 is a short distance by the IC card reader / writer 275. If it is within the communicable range of wireless communication, it requests the cellular phone 1 1 to purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number 3 5 1 (arrows 5 0 1) and obtains them (arrows 5 0 2). Then, request purchase information 3 5 3 corresponding to the acquired purchase information 3 5 3 to the purchase shop server 2 1 (arrow 5 0 3) and obtain (arrow 5 0 4).
- the receiver shop server 3 1 instructs the mobile phone 1 1 to delete the purchase information 3 5 3 as in the case of FIG. 9 End the process without supplying 1.
- the purchase shop server 21 supplies purchase information 3 5 3 to the authentication server 4 1 when obtaining the confirmation processing end notification.
- the authentication server 4 1 updates the store reliability information 3 5 4 based on the purchase information 3 5 3.
- step S 3 8 1 and step S 3 8 2 in FIG. 4 3 by the main control unit 1 3 1 of the mobile telephone 1 1 corresponds to the processing of step S 9 1 and step S 9 2 in FIG. Since it is processed in the same way, the explanation is omitted.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile phone 1 1 controls the contactless IC card 1 46 in step S 3 81 to purchase information 3 5 3 and purchasing information 3 5 3 from the receiver server 3 1. It determines whether it has acquired a request for card identification number information including card identification number 3 51, and waits until it determines that it has been acquired.
- the main control unit 1 3 1 controls the non-contact IC card 1 4 6 to purchase in step S 3 8 2 Information on card identification number including information 3 5 3 and card identification number 3 5 1 is supplied to the receipt server 3 1. Then, when the purchase information 3 5 3 and the card identification number information are supplied to the receiver server 31, the main control unit 1 3 1 ends the goods reception process differently from the case of FIG. Next, the product delivery process by the receiving server, which is executed in response to the product reception process by the mobile telephone 11 will be described with reference to the flowchart in FIG. Also, if necessary, description will be made in correspondence with the flowcharts of FIG. 20 and FIG.
- steps S 4 0 1 to S 4 0 9 of FIG. 4 4 by the CPU 2 5 1 of the receiving server 31 is the same as the processing of steps S 1 1 to S 1 20 of FIG. Since it corresponds and is processed in the same way, the explanation is omitted.
- the CPU 25 1 requests and acquires purchase information 3 5 3 and card identification number information from the portable telephone 1 1 in steps S 4 0 1 to S 4 0 3 in FIG.
- purchase information 3 5 3 corresponding to the purchase information 3 5 3 acquired from the mobile phone 1 1 from the purchase shop server 2 1 (the purchase identifiers are equal) purchase information 3 5 3 Request and get.
- step S 4 0 6 the CPU 2 5 1 performs authentication processing in step S 4 0 6 and step S 4 0 7, and if it is authenticated, the processing proceeds to step S 4 0 8 and the confirmation processing end notification to the purchase server 2 1 And the process proceeds to step S410, and if not authenticated, the process proceeds to step S409, error processing is performed, and the process proceeds to step S410.
- step S410 the CPU 2 51 of the in-store server 31 determines whether or not the product delivery process is to be ended, as in step S1 34 in FIG. If it is determined that the process does not end, the CPU 2 5 1 returns the process to step S 4 0 1 and repeats the subsequent processes. If it is determined that the processing is to be ended, the CPU 251 ends the product delivery processing.
- the CPU 201 of the shop server 21 determines whether or not the request for the purchase information 3 5 3 has been obtained from the receiving shop server 3 1 in step S 4 31, and determines that it has been obtained. If it is determined that it has been acquired, the process proceeds to step S 42 3, and the requested purchase information is supplied to the receiver server 31. 'Then, the CPU 201 judges whether or not the confirmation processing end notification has been acquired from the receiver server 31 in step S 433, and waits until it is judged that the notification has been acquired. If it is determined that the confirmation processing end notification has been acquired, the CPU 201 advances the processing to step S 44 3, controls the communication unit 2 24, and makes the same purchase as that supplied to the receiver server 31. The information 3 5 3 is supplied to the authentication server 4 1.
- step S435 the CPU 201 determines whether or not to end the purchase information supply process, and if it is determined that the purchase information supply process does not end, the process returns to step S41. Repeat the process of
- the CPU 201 ends the purchase information supply process.
- step S 4 51 the CPU 3 1 1 of the authentication server 4 1 controls the communication unit 3 2 4 to purchase information supplied from the purchase store server 3 1 via the network 10 3 5 It is judged whether or not 3 is acquired, and it waits until it is judged that it has been acquired. If it is determined that the purchase information 3 5 3 has been acquired, the CPU 3 1 1 advances the process to step S 4 5 2, and based on the acquired purchase information 3 5 3, the store reliability 3 5 4 changes this time Calculate the minutes, and update the store reliability degree 35 4 stored in the storage unit 3 2 3.
- the CPU 31 having updated the store reliability 354 supplies the process to step S 4 53, determines whether or not to end the process, and if it is determined that the process does not end, the process proceeds to step S 4 5 1 Return and repeat the processing after that. If it is determined that the processing is to be ended, the CPU 31 ends the store reliability update processing.
- processing related to delivery of goods is performed.
- the authentication server 41 when the mobile phone 11 accesses the authentication server 41 (arrow 51 1) in the same manner as the case of FIG. 24 (the arrow 51 1), the authentication server 41 differs from the case of FIG. Request and obtain user confidence information (arrows 5 1 2) without asking for transaction information (arrows 5 1 3). Then, the authentication server 41 updates the user reliability 352 included in the acquired user reliability information based on the purchase information 353 supplied from the purchase shop server 21 and the mobile phone 1 1 Supply to (arrows 5 1 4) and memorize.
- the portable telephone 11 When storing the user reliability 35 2 included in the acquired user reliability information, the portable telephone 11 supplies a write end notification to the authentication server 41 (arrow 51 5). When the authentication server 41 receives the write end notification, it supplies the processing end notification to the mobile phone 11 (arrow 5 16), and ends the processing.
- the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile phone 1 1 first accesses the authentication server 4 1 via the network 10 in the same manner as the step S 1 7 1 in FIG. Do.
- the authentication server 41 requests user reliability information including the user reliability 32 5 stored in the contactless IC card 1 46 instead of the temporary information 3 9 1.
- steps S 4 7 2 to S 4 7 6 in FIG. 25 are similar to step S 18 1 in FIG. Do the process.
- the main control unit 1 31 determines whether or not the request for user reliability information has been acquired in step S 4 72 as in the case of step S 1 74 in FIG. 25. Wait until it is determined that
- the main control unit 1 31 advances the process to step S 4 7 3 and, as in the case of step S 2 7 5 in FIG.
- the authentication server 41 is supplied with user reliability information including 352.
- step S 4 74 the main control unit 1 3 1 updates the user reliability 3 5 2 and the user reliability rewrite key 3 6 as in the case of step S 1 7 6 in FIG. It is judged whether or not the user reliability information including 3 is acquired, and it waits until it is judged that it has been acquired.
- step S 4 75 the main control unit 1 31 proceeds to step S 4 75, and in the same manner as step S 1 7 7 in FIG.
- the user trustworthiness information rewrite key 3 6 3 included and overwriting it with the updated user trustworthiness 3 5 2, the user trustworthiness recorded in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 3 5 Update 2
- the main control unit 1 31 which records the updated user reliability 3 5 2 in the contactless IC card 1 4 6 is, in step S 4 7 6, in the same manner as step S 1 8 1 in FIG.
- the write end notification is supplied to the authentication server 41.
- the authentication server 41 supplies a process end notification to the mobile telephone 11 without requesting deletion of the temporary transaction information 3 9 1 as described later.
- step S 4 7 the main control unit 1 31 of the mobile phone 1 1 determines whether or not the process end notification has been acquired, as in step S 1 85 in FIG. It waits until it determines with having done. If it is determined that the process end notification has been acquired, the main control unit 1 31 ends the reliability operation process.
- the CPU 3 1 1 of the authentication server 4 1 controls the communication unit 3 2 4 as in the case of step S 2 0 1 of FIG. If it is determined that the access has been made, the CPU 31 advances the process to step S 42 2.
- steps S 4 2 2 to step S 4 6 6 of FIG. 4 9 by the CPU 3 1 1 corresponds to the processing of steps S 2 0 5 to 2 8 of FIG. Since it is processed in the same way, the explanation is omitted.
- CPU 31 requests user reliability information including user reliability 35 2 stored in contactless IC card 14 6 in step S 42 2, and step S 4 9 3 If it is determined that the requested user reliability information has been acquired and if it is determined that the requested user reliability information has been acquired, storage is performed in step S 4 94. Based on the purchase information 3 5 3 stored in the unit 3 2 3, the user reliability is updated 3 5 2, and in step S 4 9 5, the updated user reliability information is updated to the mobile telephone 11. Supply.
- step S 466 the communication unit 324 is controlled to determine whether the write end notification supplied from the portable telephone 11 has been acquired, and waits until it is determined that the notification has been acquired. If it is determined that it has been acquired, the CPU 31 proceeds to step S 4 9 7 without supplying deletion of temporary transaction information as in the case of FIG. Do.
- step S 4 9 8 CPU 31 determines whether or not to end the process as in step S 2 15 in FIG. 28. If CPU 31 determines that the process is not ended, the process is performed. Return to step S 4 9 1 and repeat the processing from that point on. If it is determined that the process ends, the CPU 31 ends the reliability operation process.
- the processing result of the purchase information is reflected in the user reliability.
- the receiver server 31 does not delete the purchase information 3 5 3 of the mobile telephone 1 1, and the authentication server 4 1 updates the user reliability of the mobile telephone 1 1 based on the purchase information.
- this service can be realized without using temporary transaction information.
- the purchaser of the product acquires purchase information 3 5 3 using the mobile phone 11 and performs an authentication process using the acquired purchase information 3 5 3 when receiving the product.
- the device used by the purchaser may be any portable communication terminal device, such as PDA (Personal Digital Assistant).
- the series of processes described above can be performed not only by hardware but also by software.
- the various programs should be executed by installing a computer that is built into the dedicated hardware or various programs. It is installed from a network or recording media, for example, on a general-purpose personal computer that can
- This recording medium is, as shown in FIGS. 4, 7, 8 and 10, separately from the device main body, a magnetic disk on which a program is recorded, which is distributed to provide a program to the user.
- 2 3 1, 2 8 1, and 3 3 1 including flexible disks
- optical disks 1 5 2, 2 3 2, 2 8 2 and 3 3 2 CD-ROM (Compact Read-Only Memory)
- DVD including Digital Versat ile Di sk
- magneto-optical disc 15 3, 2 3 3, 2 8 3, and 3 3 3 including MD (Mini-Di sk) (trademark)
- the program is recorded not only by the package media consisting of memory 154, 234, 244, etc., but also provided to the user in the state of being incorporated in the device itself.
- the steps for describing the program to be recorded on the recording medium are not limited to processing performed chronologically in the order described, and of course not necessarily processed chronologically. Or it also includes processing that is executed separately.
- system refers to the entire apparatus constituted by a plurality of apparatuses.
- electronic commerce can be performed.
- the purchaser of the goods can be easily authenticated, and safer electronic commerce can be performed easily.
- electronic commerce can be performed.
- the creditworthiness of trading partners can be known in advance, and safer electronic commerce can be performed easily.
- safer electronic commerce can be easily performed.
- it can hold purchase information indicating that a product has been purchased.
- the first information processing apparatus and method of the present invention Furthermore, the first information processing apparatus and method of the present invention, the second recording medium, and
- the purchase information indicating that the product has been purchased can be used to authenticate the legitimate purchaser of the product.
- safer electronic commerce can be easily performed.
- it can control the reliability of the store that sells the product and the reliability of the purchaser who purchases the product.
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