https://github.com/w3c/webpayments/wiki/2020-TPAC-WPWG-agenda
<AdrianHB> ian: For TPAC 2020, W3C has planned 3 weeks of meetings: one for groups, one for joint meetings specifically, and one for breakouts
<AdrianHB> We propose that WPWG meet for 4 days, 2 hours each day from 19 - 22 October
<AdrianHB> ... we'll be building our agenda over the next few calls
<AdrianHB> ... do we want to use Zoom (or other video conf tool)?
<Chris_D> webex
<clintona> webex
<Fawad_Nisar> fine with either
<matt> either
<Gerhard> Either
<lauren> webex
<AdrianHB> webrtc :P
<Rolf> either
<AdrianHB> ian: [recapping our March FTF agenda topics, which used a similar format]
<AdrianHB> ... for this October 2020 meeting I'm expecting conversations around Secure Payment Confirmation
<AdrianHB> ... lots to discuss around adding instrument selection to the flow (not in scope for experiment being done currently)
<AdrianHB> ... any material from WebAuthn to discuss with payments WG?
<AdrianHB> John: we discussed this in our recent meeting
<AdrianHB> ... we plan to do something but haven't decided exactly what yet
<scribe> ACTION: Ian to work with WebAuthn WG chairs to figure out joint session with WPWG
<AdrianHB> ian: any developments worth discussing since we last spoke?
<AdrianHB> john: yes
<AdrianHB> ... should be on the agenda
<Rolf:> Transaction confirmation
<AdrianHB> ian: I believe a sub-goal of SPC is for Tx Confirmation
<AdrianHB> danyao: for the pilot we have built support for tx confirmation. Explainer is currently out of date
<AdrianHB> ... we have what we believe is the beginning of addressing tx conf
<AdrianHB> ian: SRC is also on the agenda
<AdrianHB> ... we should work on understanding how SPC influences the use of PR API for SRC etc
<AdrianHB> ... especially want input from card networks
<AdrianHB> ... any prep we should do to prepare?
<AdrianHB> clinton: (and others) nothing to confirm yet
<AdrianHB> ian: phase 1 of the SPC experiment is very much about authN and phase 2 is more about instrument selection so getting close to SRC
<AdrianHB> Adam Solove (Stripe) would like some time to talk about non-card use cases
<AdrianHB> ... I will do some outreach to the Open Banking community to get their input
<AdrianHB> ... day 4 is more about updates
IJ: Adrian, want to say more?
AdrianHB: Coil would like to provide
updates on Web Monetization
... want to also talk about plans for other payment
methods
... Coil is going to sponsor TPAC
(Ian: Thanks Coil!)
AdrianHB: During the week of
breakouts Coil would like to organize a virtual discussion space
focused on payments broadly
... including privacy, security, commercialization of services
on the web
... and to discuss at a higher level than typical WPWG
discussion
... and we'd like to have a broader audience
<AdrianHB> ian: day 4 of our WPWG will be more about things we don't discuss often. Can we hear about things like RTP etc
<AdrianHB> ... provide a springboard into the breakout week the following week
<AdrianHB> gerhard: we are seeing a lot of buzz around QR codes
<AdrianHB> ... can we try to put a session together on the topic
<AdrianHB> ian: Who can we invite to contribute to this session?
<AdrianHB> ... heard Paypal, EMVCo
<AdrianHB> gerhard: there is a consortium in europe working on QR too
<AdrianHB> ... perhaps an update from the industry followed by discussion on how this impacts our work
<AdrianHB> ian: getting the EMVCo update makes sense for WPSIG but tying back to WPWG work was great to see during demos/hackathon
<AdrianHB> ... hearing interest in use case where auth happens on different device to checkout
<AdrianHB> gerhard: we know QR is used for id and login (and device binding) but we should also look at it for payment specifically
<AdrianHB> +1 on the topic
<clintona> I can work with Bastien to evaluate an EMVCo option for the discussion
<AdrianHB> QR codes are on the agenda for Mojaloop/mobile money
<AdrianHB> rolf: QR are not seen as requirement for webauthn specs
<AdrianHB> ian: always useful to show demos though and help highlight how these technologies are used (can be used)
<scribe> ACTION: Ian to work with Gerhard, Danyao, Clinton on QR code oriented discussion
<AdrianHB> ian: demos are also a great topic to have on the agenda explicitly
<AdrianHB> ... can you complete WebAuthn assertion on different device to where it was started
<AdrianHB> danyao: yes, there is work on this at Google (CABLE)
<AdrianHB> rolf: Cloud Assisted BLE
<AdrianHB> ian: always interesting to get updates on WebAuthn developments
<scribe> ACTION: Ian to reach out to open banking folks to schedule updates
<AdrianHB> ... any other topics on people's minds for day 4?
IJ: We welcome people's agenda suggestions!
AdrianHB: I always like to come
to TPAC with crazy suggestions to throw things out and start
again! :)
... we'll want to talk about open payments, interledger
<AdrianHB> ian: we should discuss rec track deliverables (and do so before TPAC)
<AdrianHB> ... interesting discussions going on around SPC and SRC, but we have an APi that is pretty mature but has not advanaced for some time on the rec track
<AdrianHB> ... some correspondence in that regard to follow
<AdrianHB> ... any other suggestions should be sent to me or chairs
<AdrianHB> if there are organisations doing interesting things let us know and we can try to get them in as guests
<AdrianHB> ian: we want to get more merchants and their service providers into the group to ensure we're hearing from them
<AdrianHB> ... we launched the Merchant Business Group this week to address this; see announcement to the WG.
<AdrianHB> ... co-ordinated by Nick TR (working temp for W3C)
<AdrianHB> .. co-chairs are John O'Brien (FIS Global) and Melanie O'Brien (Coles Supermarkets in Australia); no relation.
<AdrianHB> ... feel free to join. They'll likely have their first meeting in the coming months
17 September