Abstract: A software- and/or hardware-based transaction manager that reflects the application program interface(s) and/or system(s) for establishing sessions used to commit to, rollback and/or execute multiple payments made pursuant to a single financial transaction. This is accomplished by sharing sessions through co-browsing, or by continuous event logging and maintaining synchronous payments across a group of users in order to support the lifecycle of each individual payment and session along with completion responsibility of the overall transaction.

Abstract: A first login information for a first user is received. A first user profile associated with the first login information for the first user is received. A call from the first user placed to a second user is intercepted. If the first login information verifies the identity of the first user is determined. Responsive to determining the first login information verifies the first user, the first user profile is transmitted to the second user causing the call from the first user placed to the second user to be forwarded to the second user.

Abstract: A first login information for a first user is received. A first user profile associated with the first login information for the first user is received. A call from the first user placed to a second user is intercepted. If the first login information verifies the identity of the first user is determined. Responsive to determining the first login information verifies the first user, the first user profile is transmitted to the second user causing the call from the first user placed to the second user to be forwarded to the second user.

Abstract: A software- and/or hardware-based transaction manager that reflects the application program interface(s) and/or system(s) for establishing sessions used to commit to, rollback and/or execute multiple payments made pursuant to a single financial transaction. This is accomplished by sharing sessions through co-browsing, or by continuous event logging and maintaining synchronous payments across a group of users in order to: support the lifecycle of each individual payment and session along with completion responsibility of the overall transaction.

Abstract: A software- and/or hardware-based transaction manager that reflects the application program interface(s) and/or system(s) for establishing sessions used to commit to, rollback and/or execute multiple payments made pursuant to a single financial transaction. This is accomplished by sharing sessions through co-browsing, or by continuous event logging and maintaining synchronous payments across a group of users in order to support the lifecycle of each individual payment and session along with completion responsibility of the overall transaction.