Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for facilitating a secure way to allow primary users and secondary users to perform interactions remotely via an automated machine and one or more auxiliary devices on the same local network. In particular, the system may assign exclusive control over an automated device and one or more auxiliary devices to a primary user via a computing device connected to the same local network or virtual private network as the automated machine, and may allow the primary user to communicate via the automated machine with a secondary user who wishes to complete one or more resource interactions.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for transforming entity device to a multi-functional device via a remote communication link. In particular, the system may be configured to receive an interaction request from an associate, via an associate device, wherein the interaction request is associated with a user, authenticate the associate using the associate device, in response to authenticating the associate, establish a remote communication link between the associate device and an entity device, receive an activation request from the associate to activate the entity device, via the associate device and the remote communication link, and in response to receiving the activation request, activate the entity device and transform the entity device to a multi-functional device.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for facilitating a secure way to allow primary users and secondary users to perform interactions remotely via an automated machine, such as an automated teller machine (ATM). In particular, the system may assign exclusive control over an automated device to a primary user via a computing device connected to the same local network or virtual private network as the automated machine, and may allow the primary user to communicate via the automated machine with a secondary user who wishes to complete one or more resource interactions. In some embodiments, the system may invoke one or more auxiliary devices on the same network to complete the interaction.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for facilitating a secure way to allow primary users and secondary users to perform interactions remotely via an automated machine and one or more auxiliary devices on the same local network. In particular, the system may assign exclusive control over an automated device and one or more auxiliary devices to a primary user via a computing device connected to the same local network or virtual private network as the automated machine, and may allow the primary user to communicate via the automated machine with a secondary user who wishes to complete one or more resource interactions.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for transforming entity device to a multi-functional device via a remote communication link. In particular, the system may be configured to receive an interaction request from an associate, via an associate device, wherein the interaction request is associated with a user, authenticate the associate using the associate device, in response to authenticating the associate, establish a remote communication link between the associate device and an entity device, receive an activation request from the associate to activate the entity device, via the associate device and the remote communication link, and in response to receiving the activation request, activate the entity device and transform the entity device to a multi-functional device.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for facilitating a secure way to allow primary users and secondary users to perform interactions remotely via an automated machine, such as an automated teller machine (ATM). In particular, the system may assign exclusive control over an automated device to a primary user via a computing device connected to the same local network or virtual private network as the automated machine, and may allow the primary user to communicate via the automated machine with a secondary user who wishes to complete one or more resource interactions. In some embodiments, the system may invoke one or more auxiliary devices on the same network to complete the interaction.

Abstract: A system is provided for processing resource transfers using networked computing systems with extended functionality. In particular, the system may comprise a first resource transfer device which may provide the staging for a resource transfer process initiated by a user. The first resource transfer device may then trigger a second resource transfer device to execute the steps of the resource transfer process, where the process may comprise communicating with one or more backend servers via a middleware component. Accordingly, the system may provide an expedient way to conduct resource transfers within an entity's network.

Abstract: A system is provided for processing resource transfers using networked computing systems with extended functionality. In particular, the system may comprise a first resource transfer device which may provide the staging for a resource transfer process initiated by a user. The first resource transfer device may then trigger a second resource transfer device to execute the steps of the resource transfer process, where the process may comprise communicating with one or more backend servers via a middleware component. Accordingly, the system may provide an expedient way to conduct resource transfers within an entity's network.

Abstract: A transaction access point computing system may include an automated teller machine (ATM) or other transaction access point and an authentication server, a beacon device and, in some cases, a mobile device running a mobile application. The devices of the frictionless ATM computing system facilitates simplified user interaction with the ATM. As a user approaches the ATM, the mobile device may receive the beacon signal including a command to awaken the mobile application. After receipt, the mobile application may communicate an identifier to the authentication server, and the ATM may capture an image of the user. At the application server, the user image may be authenticated and confirmation returned to the ATM along with a unified user identifier. After confirmation of the additional identifier, the ATM may dispense a specified amount of currency.

Abstract: A frictionless automated teller machine (ATM) computing system may include an ATM, an authentication server, and a mobile device running a mobile application. The devices of the frictionless ATM computing system facilitates simplified user interaction with the ATM. As a user approaches the ATM, the user may log into the mobile device, which triggers the mobile device to send a geographic location to the authentication server. The authentication server then notifies the mobile device of a close ATM. In response, the mobile device may display a user interface screen to initiate a transaction. The ATM may be woken by the authorization server or a user input to complete the transaction causing the ATM to dispense the requested amount of currency.

Abstract: A frictionless automated teller machine (ATM) computing system may include an ATM and an authentication server, a beacon device and, in some cases, a mobile device running a mobile application. The devices of the frictionless ATM computing system facilitates simplified user interaction with the ATM. As a user approaches the ATM, the mobile device may receive the beacon signal including a command to awaken the mobile application. After receipt, the mobile application may communicate an identifier to the authentication server, and the ATM may capture an image of the user. At the application server, the user image may be authenticated and confirmation returned to the ATM. After receipt of the confirmation, the ATM may prompt the user to enter an additional identifier. Upon confirmation of the additional identifier, the ATM may dispense a specified amount of currency.

Abstract: A centralized currency delivery system is provided. The system may include two or more transaction stations. Each transaction station may be deployed in a banking center. A banking transaction may be initiated using the transaction stations. Each transaction station may not able to process paper items. The system may include a shared resource. The shared resource may include a shared cash recycler. The shared cash recycler may receive banking transaction information from the transaction stations. Based on authentication information presented at the shared cash recycler, the shared cash recycler may complete the banking transaction initiated at the transaction stations. The shared cash recycler may include two or components that are dedicated to a received banking transaction. The components may remain dedicated to the banking transaction until the banking transaction is completed. Entitlements associated with a transaction station may control use of the components.

Abstract: Apparatus for providing a QST are disclosed herein. The QST may identify a customer in response to a swipe of a customer identifying instrument. The QST may include a reading head, a processor, a keypad, and a communications medium. The reading head may detect identification information in response to the swipe of the instrument. The identification information may be associated with a personal identification instrument. The processor may bypass a PIN acceptance state and perform a search for at least one banking record corresponding to the personal identification instrument. The processor may terminate the identification session in response to failure to obtain a record corresponding to the identification instrument. In response, at least in part, to identification of at least one record that corresponds to the personal identification instrument, the communications medium may receive a session-auth instruction from a remote location. The session-auth instruction may initiate a banking session.

Abstract: Apparatus for providing a QST are disclosed herein. The QST may identify a customer in response to a swipe of a customer identifying instrument. The QST may include a reading head, a processor, a keypad, and a communications medium. The reading head may detect identification information in response to the swipe of the instrument. The identification information may be associated with a personal identification instrument. The processor may bypass a PIN acceptance state and perform a search for at least one banking record corresponding to the personal identification instrument. The processor may terminate the identification session in response to failure to obtain a record corresponding to the identification instrument. In response, at least in part, to identification of at least one record that corresponds to the personal identification instrument, the communications medium may receive a session-auth instruction from a remote location. The session-auth instruction may initiate a banking session.

Abstract: A centralized currency delivery system is provided. The system may include two or more transaction stations. Each transaction station may be deployed in a banking center. A banking transaction may be initiated using the transaction stations. Each transaction station may not able to process paper items. The system may include a shared resource. The shared resource may include a shared cash recycler. The shared cash recycler may receive banking transaction information from the transaction stations. Based on authentication information presented at the shared cash recycler, the shared cash recycler may complete the banking transaction initiated at the transaction stations. The shared cash recycler may include two or components that are dedicated to a received banking transaction. The components may remain dedicated to the banking transaction until the banking transaction is completed. Entitlements associated with a transaction station may control use of the components.