Abstract: Systems and methods for managing resource distributions are disclosed herein. An example method includes: receiving, at a first server and from a first resource provider (e.g., an educational foundation), a first provision of resources for a resource recipient (e.g., a teacher) and at least one restriction that restricts the resource recipient's use of the first provision of resources. The method also includes segmenting the first provision of resources, within a repository of resources associated with the resource recipient, such that the first provision of resources is uniquely identified as associated with the first resource provider.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing resource distributions are disclosed herein. An example method includes: receiving, at a first server and from a first resource provider (e.g., an educational foundation), a first provision of resources for a resource recipient (e.g., a teacher) and at least one restriction that restricts the resource recipient's use of the first provision of resources. The method also includes segmenting the first provision of resources, within a repository of resources associated with the resource recipient, such that the first provision of resources is uniquely identified as associated with the first resource provider.

Abstract: Systems and methods for allocating and tracking resource distributions are disclosed herein. An example method includes: assigning, to at least two resource providers (e.g., an educational foundation and/or a civic organization, etc.) that are each associated with a resource recipient (e.g., a teacher or a user), access rights to receive information about resource allocation events associated with the resource recipient. The method also includes: detecting occurrence of a resource allocation event that is associated with the resource recipient and, in response to detecting the occurrence, storing information about the resource allocation event in a database. The method further includes: generating a plurality of reports based on the stored information in the database, the plurality of reports including at least two unique reports, one report for each of the at least two resource providers based on respective assigned access rights associated with each of the at least two resource providers.

Abstract: Systems and methods for allocating and tracking resource distributions are disclosed herein. An example method includes: assigning, to at least two resource providers (e.g., an educational foundation and/or a civic organization, etc.) that are each associated with a resource recipient (e.g., a teacher or a user), access rights to receive information about resource allocation events associated with the resource recipient. The method also includes: detecting occurrence of a resource allocation event that is associated with the resource recipient and, in response to detecting the occurrence, storing information about the resource allocation event in a database. The method further includes: generating a plurality of reports based on the stored information in the database, the plurality of reports including at least two unique reports, one report for each of the at least two resource providers based on respective assigned access rights associated with each of the at least two resource providers.

Abstract: Systems and methods for cross-border payment of accounts, and other remittance, resulting from provision of goods and services via a trusted agent. In particular, the invention provides systems, methods, and computer programming useful in making, accepting, and processing safe and reliable electronic payment of such debts. The invention is also useful in prepayment for goods and services such as pre-paid telephone or other communication cards and accounts. In some embodiments, such systems and methods proceed in real-time.