Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. A secure transaction controller may include an exchange request module, exchange matching module, and exchange execution module to facilitate the exchange of different classes of value tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. In one example, a system may receive from a requester one or more old cryptographically signed tokens each including a shared class and denomination. After validating the previously issued Value Tokens, the system may sign newly issued Value Tokens having the shared class and send them to the requester as a swap for the previously issued Value Tokens. Some tokens have intrinsic value while other coded Value Tokens require reference to a record of valid tokens to validate them. The system allows tokens of one type to be swapped for tokens of the other type, but issues intrinsic Value Tokens only as a swap for coded Value Tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. A secure transaction controller may include an exchange request module, exchange matching module, and exchange execution module to facilitate the exchange of different classes of value tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. A secure transaction controller may include an exchange request module, exchange matching module, and exchange execution module to facilitate the exchange of different classes of value tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods are presented that provide a visualization for displaying an order life-cycle for one or more orders. The visualization includes one or more order objects representing orders for financial instruments (e.g., stocks, bonds, securities) and connectivity between the one or more order objects to help show an order history for the order objects. The visualization shows how orders develop over time by allowing a more specific order life-cycle to be emphasized in the visualization. The systems and methods described below allow for direct visibility for the development of orders over time using a unique and interactive visualization.

Abstract: Systems and methods are presented for providing a visualization that is capable for displaying trade activity for one or more client accounts for a broker. The visualization includes one or more trade objects representing trades for one or more financial instruments and connectivity between one or more trade objects to show an event history for a particular trade. The visualization also provides a display for account activity including account withdrawals, deposits, and balance. The systems and method described below allow for automatic and/or manual detection of suspicious activity for a client account by virtue of information provided in the visualization.

Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. In one example, a system may receive from a requester one or more old cryptographically signed tokens each including a shared class and denomination. After validating the previously issued Value Tokens, the system may sign newly issued Value Tokens having the shared class and send them to the requester as a swap for the previously issued Value Tokens. Some tokens have intrinsic value while other coded Value Tokens require reference to a record of valid tokens to validate them. The system allows tokens of one type to be swapped for tokens of the other type, but issues intrinsic Value Tokens only as a swap for coded Value Tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods that provide improved security and scalability in digital token exchange are disclosed. A secure transaction controller may include an exchange request module, exchange matching module, and exchange execution module to facilitate the exchange of different classes of value tokens.

Abstract: Systems and methods are presented that provide a visualization for displaying an order life-cycle for one or more orders. The visualization includes one or more order objects representing orders for financial instruments (e.g., stocks, bonds, securities) and connectivity between the one or more order objects to help show an order history for the order objects. The visualization shows how orders develop over time by allowing a more specific order life-cycle to be emphasized in the visualization. The systems and methods described below allow for direct visibility for the development of orders over time using a unique and interactive visualization.

Abstract: Systems and methods are presented for providing a visualization that is capable for displaying trade activity for one or more client accounts for a broker. The visualization includes one or more trade objects representing trades for one or more financial instruments and connectivity between one or more trade objects to show an event history for a particular trade. The visualization also provides a display for account activity including account withdrawals, deposits, and balance. The systems and method described below allow for automatic and/or manual detection of suspicious activity for a client account by virtue of information provided in the visualization.