Abstract: Provided herein is a computer-implemented method for provisioning a token to an appliance. The method includes registering an original account identifier to an appliance, wherein the original account identifier is not associated with any user when registered, associating a device token to the original account identifier, wherein the device token is stored by the appliance, associating a user account identifier to at least one of the device token and the original account identifier, receiving, from the appliance, a transaction request for a transaction, the transaction request including the device token, identifying the user account identifier based on the device token, determining that the transaction is authorized based at least partially on the user account identifier and the original account identifier registered to the at least one appliance, and in response to determining that the transaction is authorized, processing the transaction. A system and appliance are also disclosed.

Abstract: Identification elements may be added to a vehicle and the identification elements may be required before a transaction through the vehicle may be approved. The identification elements may be a second layer of security to ensure that a payment request is valid and not fraudulent.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for managing a transaction between a providing entity and a receiving entity. Initially, a request to initiate a transaction is received from a receiving entity. One or more entity parameters associated with the receiving entity are extracted upon receiving the request. Each of the one or more entity parameters is matched with pre-determined transaction rules related to a plurality of providing entities registered with the system to identify at least one providing entity for the receiving entity. The transaction from the at least one providing entity to the receiving entity is enabled for the request. Using the proposed system, transactions are performed in accordance with the preferences of the one or more providing entities. Also, the proposed system provisions to keep transactions transparent between the providing entity and the receiving entity.

Abstract: Identification elements may be added to a vehicle and the identification elements may be required before a transaction through the vehicle may be approved. The identification elements may be a second layer of security to ensure that a payment request is valid and not fraudulent.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system and computer-implemented method for fulfilling an order request. The method includes receiving information regarding a transaction between a user and a merchant, and information regarding an error while processing the transaction. Further, based on a received assurance value from the merchant, requesting one or more entities for providing at least one of a partial or total of the assurance value. Furthermore, in response to the request, a contribution value is received from each of the one or more entities, where the contribution value is one of the partial or total of the assurance value. Finally, an assurance message is provided to the merchant indicating successful payment for fulfilling the order request of the user upon determining the contribution value received from the one or more entities is summing up to the assurance value.

Abstract: Provided herein is a computer-implemented method for provisioning a token to an appliance. The method includes registering an original account identifier to an appliance, wherein the original account identifier is not associated with any user when registered, associating a device token to the original account identifier, wherein the device token is stored by the appliance, associating a user account identifier to at least one of the device token and the original account identifier, receiving, from the appliance, a transaction request for a transaction, the transaction request including the device token, identifying the user account identifier based on the device token, determining that the transaction is authorized based at least partially on the user account identifier and the original account identifier registered to the at least one appliance, and in response to determining that the transaction is authorized, processing the transaction. A system and appliance are also disclosed.

Abstract: Identification elements 110 may be added to a vehicle and the identification elements 110 may be required before a transaction through the vehicle 105 may be approved. The identification elements 110 may be a second layer of security to ensure that a payment request is valid and not fraudulent.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to methods and systems to increase flow and throughput of particular data through the use of a machine readable code with portion analysis. The machine readable code may be generated by a transaction processing network and correspond with one or more resource provider computers. When data is received by the transaction processing network that corresponds with one of the resource provider computers, a portion of the machine readable code that is proportional to a size or measurement of the data may be provided in exchange for the data. The recipient of the portion of the code and, once the recipient collects a predetermined number of machine readable code portions to complete the machine readable code, the complete machine readable code may be scanned and transmitted back to the transaction processing network to be exchanged for additional information or to initiate further processing.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to methods and systems to increase flow and throughput of particular data through the use of a machine readable code with portion analysis. The machine readable code may be generated by a transaction processing network and correspond with one or more resource provider computers. When data is received by the transaction processing network that corresponds with one of the resource provider computers, a portion of the machine readable code that is proportional to a size or measurement of the data may be provided in exchange for the data. The recipient of the portion of the code and, once the recipient collects a predetermined number of machine readable code portions to complete the machine readable code, the complete machine readable code may be scanned and transmitted back to the transaction processing network to be exchanged for additional information or to initiate further processing.