Giesecke+devrient Advance52 Gmbh

Giesecke & Devrient Gmbh

Giesecke+devrient Currency Technology Gmbh

Wolfram Seidemann

Thomas Giering

Christian Fuhse

Wolfgang Rauscher

Reinhard Plaschka

Stefan Bichlmeier

Friedrich Kretschmar

Matthias Pfeiffer

Florian Gawlas

Kathrin Hovestadt

Doris Walter

Thomas Gerhardt

Maria Veleva

Tilo Fritzhanns

Marion Fessl

Jürgen Zerbes

Verena Rapp

Robert Kallinger

A method relates to a terminal for managing electronic coin datasets and to a corresponding terminal. The electronic coin datasets are output by a central issuer entity, wherein each electronic coin dataset has a test value, and the test value is incremented when the electronic coin dataset is directly transmitted between two terminals or the test value is invariant in the event of an action carried out by terminals on the electronic coin dataset. In the method, it is determined whether the electronic coin dataset is displayed by the terminal in the payment system or whether the electronic coin dataset is returned to the central issuer entity. A method in a payment system is provided for managing electronic coin datasets, to a corresponding payment system, and to a monitoring entity.

Method, terminal, monitoring entity, and payment system for managing electronic coin datasets

A device for directly transmitting electronic coin data records to another device includes accessing data storage, such that an electronic coin data record is stored in the data storage; an interface at least for outputting the at least one electronic coin data record to the other device; and a computing unit configured to mask the electronic coin data record in the device by applying a homomorphic encryption function to the electronic coin data record to obtain a masked electronic coin data record for registering the masked electronic coin data record at a monitoring entity; and to output the electronic coin data record using the interface. A payment system has a monitoring layer including a database in which masked electronic coin data records are stored; and a direct transaction layer including at least two devices in which the method can be carried out.

Device for directly transmitting electronic coin data records to another device, and payment system

The invention relates to an apparatus and method for visually representing measuring values. The present invention starts out from the idea of veiling the visual representation of authenticity data or other measuring values by visually representing not the measuring values themselves, but camouflage data, which are formed by measuring values changed with the help of a mathematical algorithm.

Device and method for the visual representation of measured values

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Munich, Germany

Wolfram Seidemann