Titlebook: Bitcoin and Mobile Payments; Constructing a Europ Gabriella Gimigliano Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Bitco

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M-Payments: How Much Regulation Is Appropriate? Learning from the Global Experienceatory restrictions and/or regulatory uncertainty which govern m-payments and which are the most formidable barriers to expanding m-payments to the mass market. It focuses on the pioneering—mostly unregulated—model M-Pesa in Kenya, on one side, and on the US legal and regulatory framework, on the oth

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Security Issues of New Innovative Payments and Their Regulatory Challengesrks, and whether the proposed regulatory frameworks suffice to address such challenges. The regulatory frameworks Kasiyanto discusses mainly focus on the EU Payment Services Directive and the proposed changes of the directive. To some extent, it also touches upon the proposed directive on network an

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EU Data Protection and Future Payment Servicesrsonal data protection is one of the most critical of such challenges, and it is itself in a crucial transition period. A General Data Protection Regulation is indeed to replace the current Data Protection Directive, coinciding with a progressive consolidation of the EU right to personal data protec

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Virtual Currencies, M-Payments and VAT: Ready for the Future? treated as regular money, at least for purposes of VAT. The author addresses the implications of this decision and considers which VAT related questions are still left outstanding for Bitcoin. He concludes with some remarks about the VAT aspects of m-payments.

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Mobile Payments and Merger Regulation: A Case Law Analysisent decisions upheld by the European Commission. M-payment solutions are still in their infancy and are the product of fast technological improvements. Hence, the chapter is aiming at the examination of preliminary operative aspects of joint ventures that are created by banks and mobile network oper

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Mobile Payments and Bitcoin: Concluding Reflections on the Digital Upheaval in Paymentsor, this concluding chapter outlines their salient features in the broad context of the historical evolution of payment mechanisms operated in the framework of a classical model. Thereunder, a payment order issued to a paymaster initiates the transmission of monetary value from a payer-debtor to a p

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-57512-8Bitcoin; PSD; PSD2; Virtual Currencies; EU Regulation; Cryptocurrencies; Direct Debit; Electronic Money; Mon