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           <img src="images/system.svg" alt="system overview" style="float: right; margin: 5px 5px 5px 5px;" width="50%">
           <ol>
              <li lang="en">A customer instructs his <b>bank</b> to transfer funds
-             from his account to the Taler mint (top left).  In the subject of
-             the transaction, he includes an authentication token from his
-             electronic <b>wallet</b>. In Taler terminology, the customer
-             creates a reserve at the mint.</li>
+               from his account to the Taler mint (top left).  In the subject of
+               the transaction, he includes an authentication token from his
+               electronic <b>wallet</b>. In Taler terminology, the customer
+               creates a reserve at the mint.</li>
              <li lang="en">Once the mint has received the transfer, it allows the
-             customer's electronic wallet to <b>withdraw</b> electronic coins.
-             The electronic coins are digital representations of the original
-             transfer. It is important to note that the mint does not learn
-             the "serial numbers" of the coins in this process, so it cannot
-             tell later which customer purchased what at which merchant.
-             The use of Taler does not change the currency or the
-             total value of the funds (except for fees which the mint may
-             charge for the service).</li>
+               customer's electronic wallet to <b>withdraw</b> electronic coins.
+               The electronic coins are digital representations of the original
+               transfer. It is important to note that the mint does not learn
+               the "serial numbers" of the coins in this process, so it cannot
+               tell later which customer purchased what at which merchant.
+               The use of Taler does not change the currency or the
+               total value of the funds (except for fees which the mint may
+               charge for the service).</li>
              <li lang="en">Once the customer has the digital coins in his wallet,
-             the wallet can be used to <b>spend</b> the coins with merchant
-             portals that support the Taler
-             payment system and accept the respective mint as a business
-             partner (bottom arrow). This creates a digital contract signed
-             by the customer's coins and the merchant. Assuming courts accept
-             cryptographic signatures, the customer can later use this digitally
-             signed contract in a court of law to prove the exact terms of
-             the contract and that he paid the respective amount. The customer
-             does not learn the banking details of the merchant, and Taler
-             does not require the merchant to learn the identity of the
-             customer. Naturally, the customer can spend any fraction of his
-             digital coins (the system takes care of customers getting
-             change).</li>
+               the wallet can be used to <b>spend</b> the coins with merchant
+               portals that support the Taler
+               payment system and accept the respective mint as a business
+               partner (bottom arrow). This creates a digital contract signed
+               by the customer's coins and the merchant. Assuming courts accept
+               cryptographic signatures, the customer can later use this digitally
+               signed contract in a court of law to prove the exact terms of
+               the contract and that he paid the respective amount. The customer
+               does not learn the banking details of the merchant, and Taler
+               does not require the merchant to learn the identity of the
+               customer. Naturally, the customer can spend any fraction of his
+               digital coins (the system takes care of customers getting
+               change).</li>
              <li lang="en">Merchants receiving digital coins <b>deposits</b>
-             the respective receipts that resulted from the contract signing
-             with the customer at the mint to redeem the coins.
-             The deposit step does not reveal the learn the details of the
-             contract between the customer and the merchant or the identity
-             of the customer to the mint in any way. However, the mint
-             does learn the identity of the merchant via the provided bank
-             routing information.  The merchant can, for example when
-             compelled by the state for taxation, provide information linking
-             the individual deposit to the respective contract signed by the
-             customer. Thus, the mint's database allows the state to enforce
-             that merchants pay applicable taxes (and do not engage in
-             illegal contracts).</li>
+               the respective receipts that resulted from the contract signing
+               with the customer at the mint to redeem the coins.
+               The deposit step does not reveal the learn the details of the
+               contract between the customer and the merchant or the identity
+               of the customer to the mint in any way. However, the mint
+               does learn the identity of the merchant via the provided bank
+               routing information.  The merchant can, for example when
+               compelled by the state for taxation, provide information linking
+               the individual deposit to the respective contract signed by the
+               customer. Thus, the mint's database allows the state to enforce
+               that merchants pay applicable taxes (and do not engage in
+               illegal contracts).</li>
              <li lang="en">Finally, the mint transfers funds corresponding to
-             the digital coins redeemed by the merchants to the merchant's
-             <b>bank</b> account. The mint may combine multiple small
-             transactions into one larger bank transfer.
-             The merchant can query the mint
-             about the relationship between the bank transfers and the
-             individual claims that were deposited.</li>
+               the digital coins redeemed by the merchants to the merchant's
+               <b>bank</b> account. The mint may combine multiple small
+               transactions into one larger bank transfer.
+               The merchant can query the mint
+               about the relationship between the bank transfers and the
+               individual claims that were deposited.</li>
              <li lang="en">Most importantly, the mint keeps cryptographic
-             proofs that allow it to demonstrate that it is operating
-             correctly to third parties.  The system requires an external
-             <b>auditor</b>, such as a government-appointed financial regulatory
-             body, to frequently verify the mint's databases and check that
-             its bank balance matches the total value of the remaining coins
-             in circulation.</li>
+               proofs that allow it to demonstrate that it is operating
+               correctly to third parties.  The system requires an external
+               <b>auditor</b>, such as a government-appointed financial regulatory
+               body, to frequently verify the mint's databases and check that
+               its bank balance matches the total value of the remaining coins
+               in circulation.</li>
              <li lang="en">Without the auditor, the mint operators could
-             steal funds they are holding in reserve. Customers and merchants
-             cannot cheat each other or the mint. If any party's computers
-             are compromised, the financial damage is limited to the
-             respective party and proportional to the funds they
-             have in circulation during the period of the compromise.</li>
+               steal funds they are holding in reserve. Customers and merchants
+               cannot cheat each other or the mint. If any party's computers
+               are compromised, the financial damage is limited to the
+               respective party and proportional to the funds they
+               have in circulation during the period of the compromise.</li>
            </ol>
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