Patents Assigned to Mtrex, Inc.
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Patent number: 8311944Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2009Date of Patent: November 13, 2012Assignee: Mtrex, Inc.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, Russell Hales Day, David J. Matthews, Jeffrey R. Burke, Scott E. Wessman, A. Carlo Okowitz, Joseph B. Emig
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Patent number: 8204824Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources and an account reconciliation processor (200) to identify discrepancies and initiate corrective action.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 2008Date of Patent: June 19, 2012Assignee: Mtrex, Inc.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, David J. Matthews, Russell Hales Day
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Patent number: 8170928Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 2008Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: Mtrex, Inc.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, David J. Matthews, Russell Hales Day
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Patent number: 8041633Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2003Date of Patent: October 18, 2011Assignee: Mtrex, Inc.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, Russell Hales Day, David J. Matthews, Jeffrey R. Burke, Scott E. Wessman, A. Carlo Okolowitz, Joseph B. Emig
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Publication number: 20100088219Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2009Publication date: April 8, 2010Applicant: MTREX, INC.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, Russell Hales Day, David J. Matthews, Jeffrey R. Burke, Scott E. Wessman, A. Carlo Okowitz, Joseph B. Emig
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Publication number: 20090076935Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources and an account reconciliation processor (200) to identify discrepancies and initiate corrective action.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2008Publication date: March 19, 2009Applicant: MTREX, INC.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, David J. Matthews, Russell Hales Day
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Publication number: 20090077131Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 24, 2008Publication date: March 19, 2009Applicant: MTREX, INC.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, Russell Hales Day, David J. Matthews
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Publication number: 20090076876Abstract: A transaction process system (10) provides for data transactions between parties. In a credit card transaction, the parties are the merchant (20), acquiring bank (24), card association (34), issuing bank (14), and cardholder (12). A transaction processing center (30) is positioned between the acquiring bank and the card association. The transaction processing center provides data processing channels for message-based processing (72) and filed-based processing (76). The file-based processing uses an incoming queue (80) and outgoing queue (84) to simplify the interface. The transaction processing center also provides for currency conversions and account reconciliation on a per transaction basis. The transaction processing center uses a scheduler (160) to efficiently manage the data processing resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2008Publication date: March 19, 2009Applicant: MTREX, INC.Inventors: W. Jeffrey Knowles, Russell Hales Day, David J. Matthews