What is Tokenization - What is digitization - Token Provisioning - Part#1 Chapter#19

What is Tokenization | What is digitization | Token Provisioning | Token Based Transaction
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Tokenization Part 1: • What is Tokenization -...
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Tokenization Part 3: • How to store card toke...
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[@madhav.vignesh]

Excellent

[@ankitmittal1403]

Thanks, Ramesh, for making such an informative video on important topics and making it look very simple.

[@nagpuriporga2724]

Excellent ! Amazing ! Outstanding...
Keep it up Sir, thanks for such videos.
Thanks once again

[@nonbodynoone8398]

Thanks a ton Ramesh, this is really helpful. Looking forward for parts 2 & 3!

[@yassinerkemmi6915]

Thank you sir waiting for the part 2 !!

[@prudhviraghupatruni8428]

Informative 👍👍

[@naresh9903]

Awesome Video. Very well explained. Thanks for such good content.

[@gosayezenebe7312]

Great

[@felipeamartins]

Thanks for the work. Your videos are really good!!!

[@pawankarwade9435]

Awesome work dude.... Thanks a lot... Pls create more videos.... Very helpful

[@pratibhakapoor]

Very well explain ramesh, very easy & layman language. Looking forward for more videos 👍

[@modiramesh9245]

Thanks Ramesh, Great work. Could you please explain how secure and unsecured authorization transaction work using token in coming videos please.

[@harisht218]

Hi Ramesh ,your channel is really helpful for cards and payment domain, Can you please share knowledge on ATM Internal Process .

[@hema-gs7bo]

Thank you for the video. What are the DE fields data populates for the token when auth comes to the issuer?

[@saisindubheema6271]

Ramesh waiting for your next part of the tokenization.Please post the next session assap.

[@rohitsemwal]

Thanks Sir, Please make video on Non payment authentication, Recurring transactions, Card on File, QR & Biometric authentication

[@amithdeshapriya7357]

hi... I'm interest in these sections. your videos are very important to me. plz can you explain what are different between Emv white plastic test card and a live card...?

[@mariosoares4885]

have you done a session on Tokenization part 2 and 3 ?

[@nikunjam]

Hi Ramesh is a HCE token different than Payment gateway Token? Are they both still tokenization ?

[@gosayezenebe7312]

Greetings Ramesh, Could you please add Authorization & Token life Cycle video, Thank you in advance!!

[@AnuragGupta-kg5jt]

Sir, can you explain complete process of chargeback and dispute management

[@RashmiAgarwalRastogi]

Thank you for the crisp explanation. During authorization when the acquirer needs to route the token based transaction how is the decision made in the absence of a card bin to route to Mastercard, visa, Amex etc if the TSP is the scheme

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Will cover that in next session of Tokenization, however please note there are bins even for tokens

[@Engdiini]

So there is a relationship between wallet providers ( like Apple pay ) and payment schemes (like mastercard).

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Yes there is but within payment scheme different entity

[@priyankadixit1903]

Where is 2nd part?

[@karunakarkancherla144]

Hi Ramesh, schemes will act as TSP's or we have separate TSP providers ?

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Most of the scenarios scheme but in some cases but in some cases it can be any other solution provider

[@nishadpcr2]

I have seen scenarios where PSP managing the token vault

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Yes its possible, I can't take any name here but there are several examples where other than scheme a PSP or any other 3rd party provide TSP solutions

[@IgorKryltsov]

Thanks for the video series. ruclips.net/video/7WuSciFFdnc/видео.htmlsi=yl9jIHs4bkg1I2PT&t=72 - This slide is not really about tokenisation benefits but rather about the benefits of wallets. Wallets solve problems listed on this slide but they can or can not use tokenisation. Tokenisation makes wallets more secure by removing the need for a wallet to store card numbers amongst other benefits. Am I right?

[@priyaranjini3027]

where is part2

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Tokenization Part 1: ruclips.net/video/7WuSciFFdnc/видео.html
Tokenization Part 2: ruclips.net/video/N10ugLACJCM/видео.html
Tokenization Part 3: ruclips.net/video/2QTeHTwpWO4/видео.html
Tokenization Part 4 : ruclips.net/video/r5ppAjY4tP8/видео.html
Updated description as well

[@pxyzsharma]

Sir for these basic concept regarding paYments any refernce book is there... ?

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Anatomy of Swipe

[@pxyzsharma]

@@TheDomainPodium-English any link for the same.

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

Not available online, you have to buy it from Amazon.

[@TheDomainPodium-English]

www.linkedin.com/posts/ramesh-kumar-chugh-29266597_those-who-asked-me-either-in-linkedin-dms-activity-6800139045881163776-SIl9

[@pxyzsharma]

@@TheDomainPodium-English thnks sir

[@IgorKryltsov]

ruclips.net/video/7WuSciFFdnc/видео.htmlsi=c6ICZygKQ31ccUO5&t=941 I think OTP is generated by the Issuer and is validated by the issuer, not by TSP. Basically, the Issuer will tell TSP what authentication methods it supports. TSP will pass this info upstream. CH (Card Holder) will select OTP (for example) and a wallet will pass this downstream -> TSP -> Issuer. An Issuer will send OTP to a CH. The wallet will pass the OTP entered by CH downstream again -> TSP -> Issuer to validate the OTP. If OTP is valid - the issuer will tell TSP and TSP will tell the wallet. A token is now fully operational and can be used by a wallet.