Abstract: A method for fraud control of a transaction account based on geolocation includes: storing, in an account database, an account profile including data related to a transaction account including a first profile rule associated with a first geographic area and a second profile rule associated with a second geographic area different from the first; receiving an authorization request for a first transaction involving a first payment card, the request including a first geographic location; receiving an authorization request for a second transaction involving a second payment card, the request including a second geographic location; determining validation for each authorization request, wherein each is determined to be valid if the geographic location is in a geographic area corresponding to the first geographic area or the second geographic area; and transmitting the determination of validation for each authorization request to a payment network for processing of the associated payment transaction.

Abstract: A method for identifying payment credentials using a proxy electronic wallet comprises storing an account profile for a proxy electronic wallet that includes payment credentials for one or more payment accounts and account and/or payment credentials payment accounts associated with one or more paired electronic wallets. An account request is received from a digital entity that indicates the account profile, payment account identifiers are transmitted to a user computing device, a selection of a payment account is received from the user computing device, and a corresponding set of credentials in the account profile are identified. The credentials are then transmitted, where payment credentials are transmitted for use in a transaction, and account credentials are transmitted to an entity associated with the paired electronic wallet for use in identifying and providing corresponding payment credentials.

Abstract: A method for determining a confidence level for provisioning of a token to a mobile device includes: storing device fingerprint data associated with a mobile device; receiving location data, the data including geographic locations of the mobile device; receiving a confidence level request, the request including a supplied device fingerprint and current location of the mobile device; identifying an area of validity for the mobile device based on the geographic locations; identifying an area of validity for the transaction account based on a location associated with each of a plurality of transactions involving the account; identifying a confidence level based on a correspondence between the supplied device fingerprint and the stored device fingerprint data, the current location and the area of validity for the mobile device, and the current location and the area of validity for the transaction account; and transmitting the confidence level for the confidence level request.

Abstract: A method for fraud control of a transaction account based on geolocation includes: storing, in an account database, an account profile including data related to a transaction account including a first profile rule associated with a first geographic area and a second profile rule associated with a second geographic area different from the first; receiving an authorization request for a first transaction involving a first payment card, the request including a first geographic location; receiving an authorization request for a second transaction involving a second payment card, the request including a second geographic location; determining validation for each authorization request, wherein each is determined to be valid if the geographic location is in a geographic area corresponding to the first geographic area or the second geographic area; and transmitting the determination of validation for each authorization request to a payment network for processing of the associated payment transaction.

Abstract: Various consumer interface platforms are converged to facilitate user access to an electronic network of wallets. The functions of both remote and NFC payment, among other interface platforms, give the purchaser access to a single electronic wallet for online E-commerce and a variety of mCommerce scenarios, some including brick and mortar, face-to-face (F2F), and/or point-of-sale (POS) transaction payments. The network of wallets has a network operator intermediating payment transactions between merchants and wallet providers. In this way, the parallel consumer interface platforms, such as remote platform enabling e-commerce payments, an NFC platform, and/or others, into a single converged payment platform that is usable in either or both transaction settings.