<Ian> Scribe: Ian
<nicktr> scribenick: nicktr
Ian: we'd welcome thoughts on the
codeathon
... blog post is nearly done
(Ian shares screen)
Ian: we had 25 folk come
along
... timezones were challenging
(Ian outlines Entersekt demos)
<Ian> http://www.w3.org/2020/06/worldline.html
<Ian> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cmCxKX_GoGLWAQew8Ai_CrymDmosGp7JBzYnfP-VjvQ/edit
Ian: We also talked about mobile money
<Ian> http://www.w3.org/2020/Talks/ij_codeathon_202005/auth.pdf
ian: having prepared stuff to
bring to the codeathon worked best
... so the question is what happens next?
nicktr: Some feedback on the
conversation we had yesterday with Merchant Risk Council
... the opportunity to stitch payments and authentication
experiences through web standards is very compelling to
people
... I presented yesterday to the Merchant Risk Council and got
some great feedback and enthusiasm about authentication...and
whether we can align WebAuthn with 3DS
... it was great to see the Worldline demo with auth
... so I'm excited to see the stitching continue
Danyao: I also thought the
code-a-thon was valuable from a browser perspective to see what
payment providers find interesting
... +1 to the simple auth flow
... the demos really help the browser vendors
... we are looking into building out the auth + payment handler
capabilities
IJ: I hope to see even more experimentation around, e.g., minimal UI and SRC
Danyao: I think we need to
storyboard the flows
... we'll need input from payment partners
... we'll bring back some mockups to the group
... we need to flesh out the designs sooner rather than
later
... we'll use the WG meeting to report back on progress.
IJ: Any more browser perspectives?
Danyao: I also liked the explicit
installation demo from Entersekt.
... there is likely to be a need for stronger browser mediation
for privacy reasons
... the fact that entersekt worked with us on flows helps us
inform that discussion
... I also found the mobile money report interesting; we as
browser vendors need to see the use cases to inform our
potential solutions
NickTR: We are always interested in seeing demos; feel free to bring more to the WG
- Payment apps
- Privacy and identity
- Payment Request
- SRC
- Integration with WebAuthn
- Some PSD2-related discussions happening as well (e.g., SCA and dynamic linking)
NickTR: I can see building momentum around a great card payment experience and then getting other payment apps
https://github.com/w3c/webpayments/wiki/WPWG-Plan-2019
<Zakim> nicktr, you wanted to add implementations and business group
nicktr: I think implementation
support for merchants is a big deal.
... on that front, we are ramping up our activity around
merchants over the next six months, with a new merchant bg
likely next month
... Anticipate hearing more from merchants about use cases.
25 June
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