Abstract: A system and method in accordance with examples may include an identity verification kiosk. The identity verification kiosk may include a display comprising a user interface; a card reader; a document scanner; a printer; and a processor in data communication with a server and a database storing user information. The processor may be configured to receive an identification verification request from the user interface; receive user information via the document scanner or the card reader; retrieve user information from the database; verify the identity of a user; and print a unique identifier on a document using the printer.

Abstract: Systems and methods for knowledge-based authentication are disclosed. The systems and methods can include an authentication system. The authentication system can generate authentication questions using object data received from an augmented reality system associated with a user. The authentication system can authenticate the user using the authentication questions. The augmented reality system may acquire image data, detect and validate objects in the image data, and provide object data for the objects to the authentication system. The augmented reality system may provide an indication to the user when an object is detected and may receive, in response, a user-acknowledgement of detection.

Abstract: Systems and methods provided herein may include a card replacement system. The system may include an automated teller machine in data communication with a server. The automated teller machine may include an input device; a processor; a replacement card storage containing at least one replacement card, wherein the at least one replacement cards may include a magnetic stripe and a chip; a magnetic stripe writer; a chip writer; and an embossing device. The processor may be configured to: receive a replacement card request via the input device; request replacement card information from the server; encode replacement card information onto the replacement card using the magnetic stripe writer and the chip writer; and emboss user information onto the replacement card using the embossing device.

Abstract: A system and method in accordance with examples may include an identity verification kiosk. The identity verification kiosk may include a display comprising a user interface; a card reader; a document scanner; a printer; and a processor in data communication with a server and a database storing user information. The processor may be configured to receive an identification verification request from the user interface; receive user information via the document scanner or the card reader; retrieve user information from the database; verify the identity of a user; and print a unique identifier on a document using the printer.

Abstract: Methods and systems described herein may monitor, by a browser, activity of a user within a web page displayed by the browser. Based on detecting, by the browser, an attempt by the first user to perform a financial transaction with an online vendor and associated with a financial account, biometric information associated with the user may be captured by the browser. Based on the captured biometric information, the browser may determine whether the first user is authorized to perform financial transactions with the online vendor and associated with the financial account. Based on a determination that the user is not authorized to perform the financial transaction, the browser may modify at least one element of the webpage to block the user from performing the financial transaction with the online vendor.

Abstract: Methods and systems described herein may monitor, by a browser, activity of a user within a web page displayed by the browser. Based on detecting, by the browser, an attempt by the first user to perform a financial transaction with an online vendor and associated with a financial account, biometric information associated with the user may be captured by the browser. Based on the captured biometric information, the browser may determine whether the first user is authorized to perform financial transactions with the online vendor and associated with the financial account. Based on a determination that the user is not authorized to perform the financial transaction, the browser may modify at least one element of the webpage to block the user from performing the financial transaction with the online vendor.

Abstract: Methods and systems described herein may monitor, by a browser, activity of a user within a web page displayed by the browser. Based on detecting, by the browser, an attempt by the first user to perform a financial transaction with an online vendor and associated with a financial account, biometric information associated with the user may be captured by the browser. Based on the captured biometric information, the browser may determine whether the first user is authorized to perform financial transactions with the online vendor and associated with the financial account. Based on a determination that the user is not authorized to perform the financial transaction, the browser may modify at least one element of the webpage to block the user from performing the financial transaction with the online vendor.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and device embodiments for implementing location identification in multi-factor authentication (MFA). In an example embodiment, a user service may present a geographic map based on a MFA process, and receive an authentication attempt including a geographic indicator and interaction information. Further, the system may determine whether the authentication attempt was made by a human based at least in part on the interaction information, determine whether the geographic indicator matches an expected response, and send, to an electronic device, an authentication result indicating whether geographic information was determined to be selected by a human and the geographic indicator was determined to match the expected response.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and device embodiments for implementing location identification in multi-factor authentication (MFA). In an example embodiment, a user service may present a geographic map based on a MFA process, and receive an authentication attempt including a geographic indicator and interaction information. Further, the system may determine whether the authentication attempt was made by a human based at least in part on the interaction information, determine whether the geographic indicator matches an expected response, and send, to an electronic device, an authentication result indicating whether geographic information was determined to be selected by a human and the geographic indicator was determined to match the expected response.