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OTP
(1) (One Time Programmable) Refers to programming content or logic into chips such as EPROMs and EEPROMs, which cannot be reversed. See antifuse.

(2) (One Time Pad) A cryptography method that uses a random number to generate a unique encryption key, which is stored on a smart card. See SwapCrypt.

(3) (Open Trading Protocol) A framework for Internet commerce that provides a consistent purchasing experience regardless of the hardware and software used.

(4) "On the phone." See digispeak.
1.(security)OTP - One-Time Password.
2.(protocol)OTP - Open Trading Protocol.
3.(storage, integrated circuit)OTP - One Time Programmable Read Only Memory.
4.(communications, library)OTP - Open Telecom Platform.


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As part of the program, Al Amin's investors authenticate themselves to the Mubasher e-trading platform using the Gemalto OTP token and trade online with increased security.
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