Abstract: Some embodiments of the invention provide a convenient system and method of displaying payment device specific functions. In other words, systems and methods are provided that allow different functions to be displayed and used for different payment devices provisioned on a communication device. These embodiments allow users to perform certain allowed functions on one payment device, and other, potentially different functions on another payment device.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the invention provide a convenient system and method of displaying payment device specific functions. In other words, systems and methods are provided that allow different functions to be displayed and used for different payment devices provisioned on a communication device. These embodiments allow users to perform certain allowed functions on one payment device, and other, potentially different functions on another payment device.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the invention provide a convenient system and method of displaying payment device specific functions. In other words, systems and methods are provided that allow different functions to be displayed and used for different payment devices provisioned on a communication device. These embodiments allow users to perform certain allowed functions on one payment device, and other, potentially different functions on another payment device.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to an embodiment of a keyboard application in which a plurality of selectable items (representing keys) are associated with transactions. The keyboard application may be imported into any application that utilizes text input, and replaces a default keyboard used to provide the text input. Upon selection of one of the plurality of selectable items, a transaction is initiated by a service provider computer. In some embodiments, the transaction may result in the engagement of a third party entity. Once completed, an access credential associated with the completion of the transaction is generated. The access credential may be entered into the text input field of the application that utilizes text input.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to an embodiment of a keyboard application in which a plurality of selectable items (representing keys) are associated with transactions. The keyboard application may be imported into any application that utilizes text input, and replaces a default keyboard used to provide the text input. Upon selection of one of the plurality of selectable items, a transaction is initiated by a service provider computer. In some embodiments, the transaction may result in the engagement of a third party entity. Once completed, an access credential associated with the completion of the transaction is generated. The access credential may be entered into the text input field of the application that utilizes text input.

Abstract: A method of assisting with payment of a transaction involving a first user and a second user using a CardBot System including a CardBot API residing in a chat platform is disclosed. The method includes receiving a request for an action to be taken from the first user, receiving identifying information from the first user regarding the second user, receiving information pertaining to the action to be taken, and receiving parameters for the action to be taken. The method includes the step of performing the action to be taken based on the information pertaining to the action to be taken and parameters for the action to be taken. The performance of the action includes a calculation of an amount to be paid by the first user. The method includes the step of facilitating the sending of the amount to be paid from a first payment account to a second payment account.

Abstract: A computerized method for integrating actionable items using a messaging artificial intelligence. A first actionable item is provided to a user for selection. In response to the selection, a processor activates a messaging artificial intelligence (“AI”) for instantiation in a messaging software. The messaging AI interacts with the user in the messaging software as a function of the message and the action and obtains parameters for the action. The messaging AI determines to terminate the interaction and, once terminated, the messaging AI generates a second actionable item for execution by a data payload execution platform. The data payload execution platform executes the second actionable item to complete processing of the action in the first actionable item.

Abstract: A method of assisting with payment of a transaction involving a first user and a second user using a CardBot System including a CardBot API residing in a chat platform is disclosed. The method includes receiving a request for an action to be taken from the first user, receiving identifying information from the first user regarding the second user, receiving information pertaining to the action to be taken, and receiving parameters for the action to be taken. The method includes the step of performing the action to be taken based on the information pertaining to the action to be taken and parameters for the action to be taken. The performance of the action includes a calculation of an amount to be paid by the first user. The method includes the step of facilitating the sending of the amount to be paid from a first payment account to a second payment account.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to an embodiment of a keyboard application in which a plurality of selectable items (representing keys) are associated with transactions. The keyboard application may be imported into any application that utilizes text input, and replaces a default keyboard used to provide the text input. Upon selection of one of the plurality of selectable items, a transaction is initiated by a service provider computer. In some embodiments, the transaction may result in the engagement of a third party entity. Once completed, an access credential associated with the completion of the transaction is generated. The access credential may be entered into the text input field of the application that utilizes text input.

Abstract: A method of assisting with payment of a transaction involving a first user and a second user using a CardBot System including a CardBot API residing in a chat platform is disclosed. The method includes receiving a request for an action to be taken from the first user, receiving identifying information from the first user regarding the second user, receiving information pertaining to the action to be taken, and receiving parameters for the action to be taken. The method includes the step of performing the action to be taken based on the information pertaining to the action to be taken and parameters for the action to be taken. The performance of the action includes a calculation of an amount to be paid by the first user. The method includes the step of facilitating the sending of the amount to be paid from a first payment account to a second payment account.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to an embodiment of a keyboard application in which a plurality of selectable items (representing keys) are associated with transactions. The keyboard application may be imported into any application that utilizes text input, and replaces a default keyboard used to provide the text input. Upon selection of one of the plurality of selectable items, a transaction is initiated by a service provider computer. In some embodiments, the transaction may result in the engagement of a third party entity. Once completed, an access credential associated with the completion of the transaction is generated. The access credential may be entered into the text input field of the application that utilizes text input.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to a method of quickly displaying available payment device accounts with an application on a mobile device without requiring a password from a user. In one embodiment, information displayed includes available balances and rewards associated with the payment device accounts. Embodiments of the invention allow a user to quickly see this information without having to enter his or her authentication credentials each and every time this information is needed. Embodiments of the invention can also be seen as more secure as other methods and systems as the user does not have to log into the actual application itself, which may contain sensitive information.

Abstract: A method of assisting with payment of a transaction involving a first user and a second user using a CardBot System including a CardBot API residing in a chat platform is disclosed. The method includes receiving a request for an action to be taken from the first user, receiving identifying information from the first user regarding the second user, receiving information pertaining to the action to be taken, and receiving parameters for the action to be taken. The method includes the step of performing the action to be taken based on the information pertaining to the action to be taken and parameters for the action to be taken. The performance of the action includes a calculation of an amount to be paid by the first user. The method includes the step of facilitating the sending of the amount to be paid from a first payment account to a second payment account.

Abstract: A computerized method for integrating actionable items using a messaging artificial intelligence. A first actionable item is provided to a user for selection. In response to the selection, a processor activates a messaging artificial intelligence (“AI”) for instantiation in a messaging software. The messaging AI interacts with the user in the messaging software as a function of the message and the action and obtains parameters for the action. The messaging AI determines to terminate the interaction and, once terminated, the messaging AI generates a second actionable item for execution by a data payload execution platform. The data payload execution platform executes the second actionable item to complete processing of the action in the first actionable item.