Abstract: A method for location-based check-in and assistance based on a contactless card is provided including: receiving, by a server from a first device, a first cryptogram of the contactless card; determining, by the server, a location of the first device based on the first cryptogram; transmitting, by the server to a user device, a notification requesting tapping the contactless card to the user device; receiving, by the server from the user device, a second cryptogram of the contactless card; authenticating, by the server, a user of the user device based on the second cryptogram, the user being associated with the contactless card; verifying, by the server, the user of the user device to be at the location based on the authentication; and notifying, by the server, a user of a second device that the user of the user device is at the location and is requesting assistance.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes detecting a communication session established between a first computing device of a first user and a second computing device of a second user; generating session identification information for the communication session; detecting a triggering condition during the communication session to verify an identity of the first user; causing the second computing device to instruct the first user to interact a smart transaction card with the first computing device such that a one-time data item is transmitted from the smart transaction card to an application executing on the first computing device, the one-time data item dynamically generated by the smart transaction card, where the first user is authenticated via the application based at least in part on the level of authentication and the one-time data item; generating a verification token for the communication session, the authentication result stored in association with the session information.

Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to methods, systems, and apparatuses that track the availability of items from multiple vendors based on website browsing records from multiple users, and provide alerts to users when an out-of-stock item becomes available.

Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to methods, systems, and apparatuses that infer which items were purchased in a transaction based on correlating a transaction record for the purchase, such as credit card receipt, with browsing records received from multiple users of vendor websites that identify individual costs of items.

Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to methods, systems, and apparatuses that infer which items were purchased in a transaction based on correlating a transaction record for the purchase, such as credit card receipt, with browsing records received from multiple users of vendor websites that identify individual costs of items.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for providing event messages to a user. The event messages may include video data or a link to video of the event. In some variations, a user or content provider may define criteria for the event messages that are to be displayed to the user. The event messages may be stored so that a user may be able to browse through the stored event messages and decide when to view the video of the event. Upon a user's selection of the event message, the video of the event may be displayed to the user on the same display device or another display device.

Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to methods, systems, and apparatuses that track the availability of items from multiple vendors based on website browsing records from multiple users, and provide alerts to users when an out-of-stock item becomes available.

Abstract: Aspects described herein relate to methods, systems, and apparatuses that infer which items were purchased in a transaction based on correlating a transaction record for the purchase, such as credit card receipt, with browsing records received from multiple users of vendor websites that identify individual costs of items.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for providing event messages to a user. The event messages may include video data or a link to video of the event. In some variations, a user or content provider may define criteria for the event messages that are to be displayed to the user. The event messages may be stored so that a user may be able to browse through the stored event messages and decide when to view the video of the event. Upon a user's selection of the event message, the video of the event may be displayed to the user on the same display device or another display device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for providing event messages to a user. The event messages may include video data or a link to video of the event. In some variations, a user or content provider may define criteria for the event messages that are to be displayed to the user. The event messages may be stored so that a user may be able to browse through the stored event messages and decide when to view the video of the event. Upon a user's selection of the event message, the video of the event may be displayed to the user on the same display device or another display device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for providing event messages to a user. The event messages may include video data or a link to video of the event. In some variations, a user or content provider may define criteria for the event messages that are to be displayed to the user. The event messages may be stored so that a user may be able to browse through the stored event messages and decide when to view the video of the event. Upon a user's selection of the event message, the video of the event may be displayed to the user on the same display device or another display device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for providing event messages to a user. The event messages may include video data or a link to video of the event. In some variations, a user or content provider may define criteria for the event messages that are to be displayed to the user. The event messages may be stored so that a user may be able to browse through the stored event messages and decide when to view the video of the event. Upon a user's selection of the event message, the video of the event may be displayed to the user on the same display device or another display device.