The concept is brilliantly simple. Cabinas that have the E-Lysium system in place assign a personal identification number to their users.
Users load it up with cash, paid over the counter to the cabina owner.
The PIN, which has the same number of digits as a credit card, can then be used to shop, play games, get cool information - anything that normally requires a credit card on the Internet. Paul Morales thinks it can. An energetic man in his late 20s, Morales is a cabina owner and the first to align with El Comercio and its E-Lysium payment and tracking technology. They pay me back on the spot, but now more people can shop on their own. Then subscribe to the IAW E-Mail Alert.