Abstract: A brassiere designed to alleviate pain and discomfort of the breast area that frequently occurs subsequent to lactation and nursing of a child. The brasserie includes a pair of cup members having an inner an outer layer. Disposed between the inner layer and outer layer of each cup member is a receiving slot. The receiving slot is configured to receive a pain relieving device that is generally annular in shape. The pain relieving device further includes an aperture concentrically mounted thereon for receiving therein the nipple area of a user's breast. The brassiere further includes a support band and shoulder straps.

Abstract: The process consists of carrying out the first phase of generating the transaction signature (9), with prior authentication by the cardholder, in the issuing centre (3) through its authentication server (5), a second phase of decimalising (10) the signature (9) to obtain a valid permutation number and a third phase of permuting (11) the intermediary positions or digits of the card, the processor fixing a BIN and maintaining the check digit. In this way, the digits forming the expiry date are permuted. The card and expiry date are sent in the data flow (12) of the transaction to the acquiring server (7), from where they are sent back to the issuing centre (3), to its processing centre (6) to be specific, where three other operative phases are carried out: the new generation of the signature (13), its decimalisation (14) and lastly the inverse process (15) to reestablish the card's real data and expiry date.

Abstract: Starting from a purchase system wherein the holder of a mobile phone comes to an agreement with a financial company which provides him with a paycard to which he can subsequently charge his purchases, in such a manner that in each purchase he should provide his telephone number so that they may validate the operation in a processing centre contacting the user by phone to ask for the payment authorisation after identification of the user by a secret code, the invention consists of using a new card (1), with the classic sixteen digits, where the first four (2) correspond to the specific BIN of the processing company, the nine following ones (3) to the user's mobile phone number and the last digit (4) consists of a control digit for the 15 previous ones, as in any conventional paycard. In this manner, on supplying the client physically with the card, or its data through Internet, the mobile phone number is inadvertently being supplied to be able to validate the operation by telephone.

Abstract: The process consists of carrying out the first phase of generating the transaction signature (9), with prior authentication by the cardholder, in the issuing centre (3) through its authentication server (5), a second phase of decimalising (10) the signature (9) to obtain a valid permutation number and a third phase of permuting (11) the intermediary positions or digits of the card, the processor fixing a BIN and maintaining the check digit. In this way, the digits forming the expiry date are permuted. The card and expiry date are sent in the data flow (12) of the transaction to the acquiring server (7), from where they are sent back to the issuing centre (3), to its processing centre (6) to be specific, where three other operative phases are carried out: the new generation of the signature (13), its decimalisation (14) and lastly the inverse process (15) to reestablish the card's real data and expiry date.