Patents by Inventor Eric J. Sander
Eric J. Sander has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20190156307Abstract: A method for operating a computer-based processing system to provide money transfer services though user interfaces including agent portals. A plurality of user-specific and/or terminal-specific profiles including money transfer-related services available to a user and/or terminal are stored. Requests to provide money transfer-related services are received from a plurality of terminals operated by users at locations. Profiles associated with the one or more of the users operating the terminals and the locations of the terminals from which the money transfer-related service requests are received are determined. Portals including tabs linking to available money transfer-related services associated with the determined profiles are provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2019Publication date: May 23, 2019Inventors: Eric J. Sander, Peter E. Ohser, Bart J. Davis, James M. Henry
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Publication number: 20190005505Abstract: A computer system is operated to prevent fraud in a money transfer receive transaction. A send transaction request is received from a sender for a money transfer including a send amount. The sender is prompted to select one or more security inputs to be supplied by a receiver for redemption of the money transfer. A send transaction record is stored with the selected one or more security inputs in a server. A receive transaction request is then received from the receiver. The receiver is prompted for the one or more security inputs set for redemption of the money transfer, and the provided one or more security inputs from the receiver are received. The received one or more security inputs are authenticated, and release of funds in the send amount is authorized if the received one or more security inputs are authenticated.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2017Publication date: January 3, 2019Inventors: Keith Fulton, Chris Van Matre, Billy Joe Steiger, JR., Eric J. Sander, Olakunle H. Olamuyiwa, Georgina Essah
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Patent number: 9858574Abstract: A computer system is operated to prevent fraud in a money transfer receive transaction. A send transaction request is received from a sender for a money transfer including a send amount. The sender is prompted to select one or more security inputs to be supplied by a receiver for redemption of the money transfer. A send transaction record is stored with the selected one or more security inputs in a server. A receive transaction request is then received from the receiver. The receiver is prompted for the one or more security inputs set for redemption of the money transfer, and the provided one or more security inputs from the receiver are received. The received one or more security inputs are authenticated, and release of funds in the send amount is authorized if the received one or more security inputs are authenticated.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2014Date of Patent: January 2, 2018Assignee: MoneyGram International, Inc.Inventors: Keith Fulton, Chris Van Matre, Billy Joe Steiger, Eric J. Sander, Olakunle H. Olamuyiwa, Georgina Essah
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Publication number: 20140289120Abstract: A computer system is operated to prevent fraud in a money transfer receive transaction. A send transaction request is received from a sender for a money transfer including a send amount. The sender is prompted to select one or more security inputs to be supplied by a receiver for redemption of the money transfer. A send transaction record is stored with the selected one or more security inputs in a server. A receive transaction request is then received from the receiver. The receiver is prompted for the one or more security inputs set for redemption of the money transfer, and the provided one or more security inputs from the receiver are received. The received one or more security inputs are authenticated, and release of funds in the send amount is authorized if the received one or more security inputs are authenticated.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2014Publication date: September 25, 2014Applicant: MoneyGram International, Inc.Inventors: Keith Fulton, Chris Van Matre, Billy Joe Steiger, Eric J. Sander, Olakunle H. Olamuyiwa, Georgina Essah
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Publication number: 20140207664Abstract: An automated process for processing application data related to agent on-boarding in a money transfer system includes proforma subprocessing to pre-qualify the application data, analysis subprocessing to analyze the application data, set-up subprocessing to set up agents on the money transfer system and training subprocessing to train the agents on services provided by the money transfer system. Each of the subprocesses accepts an administrator input in response to the application data. In response to the administrator input, each of the subprocesses has an outcome that is one of forwarding the data, denying the data, notifying an originator of the application data and requesting additional data.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2014Publication date: July 24, 2014Applicant: MoneyGram International, Inc.Inventors: Eric J. Sander, Peter E. Ohser, Bart J. Davis, James M. Henry
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Patent number: 8751395Abstract: A computer system is operated to prevent fraud in a money transfer receive transaction. A send transaction request is received from a sender for a money transfer including a send amount. The sender is prompted to select one or more security inputs to be supplied by a receiver for redemption of the money transfer. A send transaction record is stored with the selected one or more security inputs in a server. A receive transaction request is then received from the receiver. The receiver is prompted for the one or more security inputs set for redemption of the money transfer, and the provided one or more security inputs from the receiver are received. The received one or more security inputs are authenticated, and release of funds in the send amount is authorized if the received one or more security inputs are authenticated.Type: GrantFiled: August 3, 2010Date of Patent: June 10, 2014Assignee: MoneyGram International, Inc.Inventors: Keith Fulton, Chris Van Matre, Billy Joe Steiger, Jr., Eric J. Sander, Olakunle H. Olamuyiwa, Georgina Essah
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Publication number: 20120036071Abstract: A computer system is operated to prevent fraud in a money transfer receive transaction. A send transaction request is received from a sender for a money transfer including a send amount. The sender is prompted to select one or more security inputs to be supplied by a receiver for redemption of the money transfer. A send transaction record is stored with the selected one or more security inputs in a server. A receive transaction request is then received from the receiver. The receiver is prompted for the one or more security inputs set for redemption of the money transfer, and the provided one or more security inputs from the receiver are received. The received one or more security inputs are authenticated, and release of funds in the send amount is authorized if the received one or more security inputs are authenticated.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 3, 2010Publication date: February 9, 2012Applicant: MONEYGRAM INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Keith Fulton, Chris Van Matre, Billy Joe Steiger, JR., Eric J. Sander, Olakunle H. Olamuyiwa, Georgina Essah
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Publication number: 20100100426Abstract: An automated process for processing application data related to agent on-boarding in a money transfer system includes proforma subprocessing to pre-qualify the application data, analysis subprocessing to analyze the application data, set-up subprocessing to set up agents on the money transfer system and training subprocessing to train the agents on services provided by the money transfer system. Each of the subprocesses accepts an administrator input in response to the application data. In response to the administrator input, each of the subprocesses has an outcome that is one of forwarding the data, denying the data, notifying an originator of the application data and requesting additional data.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2008Publication date: April 22, 2010Applicant: MoneyGram International, Inc.Inventors: Eric J. Sander, Peter E. Ohser, Bart J. Davis, James M. Henry