Abstract: The present disclosure provides methods and systems for performing a transfer of at least one resource across a computer-implemented network from a user's non-custodial digital wallet to a recipient. The disclosure provides solves technical challenges to provide a novel infrastructure and network architecture for enabling a transfer between a user (e.g. customer) and a recipient (e.g. merchant) involving the use of non-custodial digital wallets to effect transfer via a blockchain. The disclosure also provides an enhanced security and verification/authentication solution because it uses cryptographic techniques to implement the solution on a blockchain (e.g a variation of the Bitcoin protocol or other protocols) whilst reducing the resources required by known arrangements for native cryptocurrency transfers from a digital wallet at a location of a recipient's device e.g. an electronic Point of Sale (PoS), IoT device etc.

Abstract: Systems and methods for performing a plurality of operations, in which at least one operation comprises a blockchain transaction, are described. A request to perform a plurality of operations is received, where the operations comprise a blockchain transaction and a second transaction of a type other than a block chain transaction. A conversion factor is obtained from a service and a blockchain transaction is recorded based on the conversion factor. The recorded blockchain transaction comprises an amount of a digital asset (e.g., Bitcoin) based on the conversion factor, a generated blockchain address, and an interstitial change address. The second transaction is performed as a result of the blockchain transaction having been validated.

Abstract: Systems and methods for performing a plurality of operations, in which at least one operation comprises a blockchain transaction, are described. A request to perform a plurality of operations is received, where the operations comprise a blockchain transaction and a second transaction of a type other than a block chain transaction. A conversion factor is obtained from a service and a blockchain transaction is recorded based on the conversion factor. The recorded blockchain transaction comprises an amount of a digital asset (e.g., Bitcoin) based on the conversion factor, a generated blockchain address, and an interstitial change address. The second transaction is performed as a result of the blockchain transaction having been validated.

Abstract: Systems and methods for performing a plurality of operations, in which at least one operation comprises a blockchain transaction, are described. A request to perform a plurality of operations is received, where the operations comprise a blockchain transaction and a second transaction of a type other than a block chain transaction. A conversion factor is obtained from a service and a blockchain transaction is recorded based on the conversion factor. The recorded blockchain transaction comprises an amount of a digital asset (e.g., Bitcoin) based on the conversion factor, a generated blockchain address, and an interstitial change address. The second transaction is performed as a result of the blockchain transaction having been validated.