Abstract: A system (and a method) for electronic financial transactions includes at least of each of a sender having an electronic wallet, a recipient having an electronic wallet, a sending bank having a host application system and an authentication server, a receiving bank having a host application system and an authentication server, and a wallet management center with a host application system and an authentication server. The sender uses its electronic wallet to send an encrypted payment instruction directly to the electronic wallet of the recipient. The recipient can accept the payment by performing a second level encryption of the payment instruction for submission to the wallet management center for authentication. Once authenticated, the wallet management center immediately notifies the recipient and submits payment instructions for clearing by the corresponding sending and receiving banks. Payment authorization is authenticated directly by the sending bank without involvement of the wallet management center.

Abstract: A system and a method are disclosed that includes a first party with a terminal and a one-time password token, one or more second parties, each with a host application system and a service provider authentication server, and a third party with a host application system and a master authentication server. The first party uses a single one-time password token with a single personal identification number (PIN) to access the one or more second parties. A third party issues the token to the first party and synchronizes token secrets and parameters with the one or more second parties. This offloads token management from the second parties and allows the second parties to directly authenticate the first party. The authentication of the first party by the second party does not involve the third party.

Abstract: An asynchronous communication system and method are configured for secured communication between a sender and a recipient without a need for pre-arrangement of shared static encryption key secrets. In one embodiment a system receives an initiation request for authentication from a sender seeking to transmit a message. The system generates an asymmetric key set, which includes a private key and a public key associated with a key reference. The system stores the private key with the key reference and transmits the public key to the sender. The sender uses the public key to encrypt the message to be sent to the recipient. The system will then receive a request for the private key from a recipient of the encrypted message. The system will authenticate the recipient identity. Once authenticated, the system transmits the private key to the recipient, which uses the private key to decrypt the encrypted message.

Abstract: A system (and a method) for electronic financial transactions includes a sender and a recipient each having an electronic wallet, a sending bank and a receiving bank each having a host application system and an authentication server, and a wallet management center with a host application system and an authentication server. The sender uses its electronic wallet to send an encrypted payment instruction directly to the electronic wallet of the recipient. The recipient can perform a second level encryption of the instruction for submission to the wallet management center for authentication. Once authenticated, the wallet management center notifies the recipient and submits payment instructions for clearing by the corresponding sending and receiving banks. Payment authorization is authenticated directly by the sending bank without involvement of the wallet management center. For enhanced usability, payment details may be originated from the recipient to the sender using proximity or online messaging.