Patents by Inventor Justin Harnish
Justin Harnish 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: 20240013293Abstract: A system for payment routing programmed to: receive a payment transaction message relating to a putative transaction, the payment transaction message containing putative transaction data identifying an accountholder and a transaction amount corresponding to the putative transaction; input historical transaction data for the accountholder and at least a portion of the transaction amount to a scaled score algorithm to generate scaled scores, each of the scaled scores representing the likelihood of settlement of the putative transaction on a corresponding date and payment rail; output the scaled scores to a merchant in response to the payment transaction message; receive, from the merchant and in response to the output, feedback data for the putative transaction, the feedback data including a date of attempted payment processing for the putative transaction and an indicator of whether the attempted payment processing was completed; and retrain the scaled score algorithm using the feedback data.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 21, 2023Publication date: January 11, 2024Applicant: Mastercard International IncorporatedInventors: Nicholas Bryan Baguley, Serenie Gagon, Natesh Babu Arunachalam, Justin A. Harnish, Cameron Bell, Daniel Roper
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Publication number: 20240013176Abstract: A system for payment routing programmed to: receive a payment transaction message relating to a putative transaction, the payment transaction message containing putative transaction data identifying an account of an accountholder and a transaction amount corresponding to the putative transaction; input at least some of the putative transaction data to a scaled score algorithm to generate a scaled score representing the likelihood of settlement of the putative payment transaction on a date, the scaled score algorithm including a plurality of components each respectively outputting a value and the scaled score being based on the plurality of values; generate metadata regarding the scaled score by applying a plurality of contribution rules to the values, the metadata comprising significance indicators for the components with respect to the generation of the scaled score; and output the scaled score and the metadata regarding the scaled score in response to the payment transaction message.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 21, 2023Publication date: January 11, 2024Applicant: Mastercard International IncorporatedInventors: Nicholas Bryan Baguley, Serenie Gagon, Natesh Babu Arunachalam, Justin A. Harnish, Cameron Bell, Daniel Roper
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Publication number: 20240013189Abstract: A system for payment routing programmed to: receive a payment transaction message relating to a putative transaction, the payment transaction message containing putative transaction data identifying an accountholder and a transaction amount corresponding to the putative transaction; input historical transaction data for the accountholder and at least a portion of the transaction amount to a scaled score algorithm to generate scaled scores for corresponding potential settlement dates, each of the scaled scores representing the likelihood of settlement of the putative transaction from an account of the accountholder on the corresponding one of the potential settlement dates; retrieve, from a financial institution corresponding to the account, actual account balances for the account on the corresponding potential settlement dates; and retrain the scaled score algorithm using the actual account balances.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 21, 2023Publication date: January 11, 2024Applicant: Mastercard International IncorporatedInventors: Nicholas Bryan Baguley, Serenie Gagon, Natesh Babu Arunachalam, Justin A. Harnish, Cameron Bell, Daniel Roper
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Publication number: 20230206242Abstract: A system for payment routing according to a likelihood of settlement. The system includes processors and/or transceivers programmed to receive a payment transaction message relating to a putative payment transaction. The payment transaction message contains putative payment transaction data including a customer identification (ID) for an account and a transaction amount. The system generates a scaled score representing the likelihood of settlement of the putative payment transaction on at least one date for each of a plurality of potential payment rails. Based at least in part on the at least one scaled score for each of the plurality of potential payment rails, the system selects a payment rail from the plurality of payment rails. The system initiates, via the selected payment rail, a payment transaction corresponding to the putative payment transaction.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2022Publication date: June 29, 2023Applicant: Mastercard International IncorporatedInventors: Nicholas Bryan Baguley, Young Mi Catarina Ban, William Campbell, Wally F. Lo Faro, William Parkinson, Serenie Gagon, Ahmed Hosny, Alexander Liberson, Gayley Woolston, Nicholas A. Thomas, Brett Ragozzine, Daniel Roper, Justin A. Harnish, Abbas Moosavi, Swati Saini, Cameron Bell, Natesh Babu Arunachalam, Shawn J. Mehrhoff
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Publication number: 20220300645Abstract: A server includes an identity certainty model, which has permutation ensembled weights. The server receives a plurality of data access consent receipts from an external consent repository. Based on the data access consent receipts, the server retrieves a plurality of data types from one or more data providers. The server executes the identity certainty model on the data types. The server performs an ID resolution operation on the data types. Using data outputs produced by the ID resolution operation, the server calculates metrics from the ID resolution operation. A weighting of the data outputs produced by the metrics calculations is performed using the permutation ensembled weights. An identity protection score and a risk score are determined based on the weighted data outputs. An optimization operation is performed on the identity protection score and the risk score to determine an identity certainty score.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2022Publication date: September 22, 2022Applicant: Finicity CorporationInventors: Nicholas Bryan Baguley, John M. Davies, Justin A. Harnish, Nicholas A. Thomas
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Patent number: 9076888Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 2006Date of Patent: July 7, 2015Assignee: Micron Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas A. Figura, Gordon A. Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Mark Meldrim, Justin Harnish
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Patent number: 7977236Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: GrantFiled: June 2, 2009Date of Patent: July 12, 2011Assignee: Micron Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas A. Figura, Gordon A. Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Mark Meldrim, Justin Harnish
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Publication number: 20090239366Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 2, 2009Publication date: September 24, 2009Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas A. Figura, Gordon A. Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Mark Meldrim, Justin Harnish
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Patent number: 7557032Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: GrantFiled: September 1, 2005Date of Patent: July 7, 2009Assignee: Micron Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas A. Figura, Gordon A. Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Mark Meldrim, Justin Harnish
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Publication number: 20070105357Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2006Publication date: May 10, 2007Applicant: MICRON TECHNOLOGY, INC.Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas Figura, Gordon Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Meldrim, Justin Harnish
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Publication number: 20070049015Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for full silicidation of recessed silicon. Silicon is provided within a trench. A mixture of metals is provided over the silicon in which one of the metals diffuses more readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal, and another of the metals diffuses less readily in silicon than silicon does in the metal. An exemplary mixture includes 80% nickel and 20% cobalt. The silicon within the trench is allowed to fully silicide without void formation, despite a relatively high aspect ratio for the trench. Among other devices, recessed access devices (RADs) can be formed by the method for memory arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 1, 2005Publication date: March 1, 2007Inventors: Hasan Nejad, Thomas Figura, Gordon Haller, Ravi Iyer, John Meldrim, Justin Harnish