NYK Looks to FinTech to Realize オンライン カジノ 法律
November 21, 2018
As a part of the オンライン カジノ 法律’s medium-term management plan “Staying Ahead 2022 with Digitalization and Green,” NYK is currently considering the establishment of a new network that will enable onboard financial settlements through the remittance of electronic money (e-money). Onboard tests have been conducted to examine the potential to reduce administrative work and the risk of cash loss, and thus foster an employee-friendly workplace where crews can work comfortably and concentrate on ship operations.
1. Background
Today, onboard payments are made in cash. オンライン カジノ 法律 are given a part of their salaries in cash, and daily goods are paid for in cash. The captain must allocate time to oversee payment, inventory, and orders, and オンライン カジノ 法律 must handle cash on board and pay overseas remittance charges to send funds to family members in home countries. NYK estimates that total cash on company ships around the world amounts to about 0 million a year, and costs related to handling are very high.
Therefore, as part of the company’s Creative Solutions Startup Support System,* NYK has begun to examine the use of FinTech to realize オンライン カジノ 法律.
2. オンライン カジノ 法律
Payments by land offices, onboard purchases, and remittances (between オンライン カジノ 法律 and to family members on land) can all be done on board with original e-money even in an unstable communication environment. In addition, cost, time, and risk can be reduced through electronic transactions instead of cash.
オンライン カジノ 法律
3. Testing
From August to the end of September, NYK teamed with Japan Card Network Co. Ltd. (JCN)** to conduct several tests. The team examined the feasibility and effectiveness of the introduction of e-money that can be exchanged for cash, オンライン カジノ 法律 an environment that allows the crew to use e-money on board, and an application (patent pending) that enables e-money to be easily managed.
Onboard remittance test
3. Future1. Background
Today, onboard payments are made in cash. オンライン カジノ 法律 are given a part of their salaries in cash, and daily goods are paid for in cash. The captain must allocate time to oversee payment, inventory, and orders, and オンライン カジノ 法律 must handle cash on board and pay overseas remittance charges to send funds to family members in home countries. NYK estimates that total cash on company ships around the world amounts to about 0 million a year, and costs related to handling are very high.
Therefore, as part of the company’s Creative Solutions Startup Support System,* NYK has begun to examine the use of FinTech to realize オンライン カジノ 法律.
2. オンライン カジノ 法律
Payments by land offices, onboard purchases, and remittances (between オンライン カジノ 法律 and to family members on land) can all be done on board with original e-money even in an unstable communication environment. In addition, cost, time, and risk can be reduced through electronic transactions instead of cash.
オンライン カジノ 法律
3. Testing
From August to the end of September, NYK teamed with Japan Card Network Co. Ltd. (JCN)** to conduct several tests. The team examined the feasibility and effectiveness of the introduction of e-money that can be exchanged for cash, オンライン カジノ 法律 an environment that allows the crew to use e-money on board, and an application (patent pending) that enables e-money to be easily managed.
Onboard remittance test
Many issues remain to be addressed before a cashless ship can be realized, but オンライン カジノ 法律 forging ahead to construct a viable system by cooperating with various sources and improving operational issues for commercialization.
Based on the オンライン カジノ 法律’s mission of “Bringing value to life,” NYK will look to develop this e-money network for the benefit of seafarers who work around the world and their local communities.
* Creative Solutions Startup Support System
A system that seeks to commercialize innovative workplace ideas conceived by young Group employees.
** Japan Card Network Co. Ltd. (JCN)
A subsidiary company of JCB Co. Ltd. that operates the information-processing center CARDNET, a credit settlement network.
Head office: Tokyo
Representative Director and President: Shinji Yabe
Website:http://www.cardnet.co.jp/
This initiative encourages sustainable economic growth by improving productive activities and creative innovation, and will contribute to the below Sustainable Development Goals.
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