Abstract: The disclosure relates to methods and systems of providing secure remote health data routing for diagnostics, treatment, monitoring, and/or other health data. The system may use an anonymized identification (ID) token that may protect privacy and ensure security. The ID token may be attached with additional data such as electronic medical record (EMR) data. As such, the system may digitize and securely transmit EMR data to appropriate constituents. The system may apply routing rules and routing tables to identify the appropriate constituents. The system may also route the EMR data for storage at a user's personal device, which may include a chip card or a user device. As such, the user's personal device may store an EMR based on the EMR data, including proof of health, such as vaccination, and other health data relating to the user.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to methods and systems of providing secure remote health data routing for diagnostics, treatment, monitoring, and/or other health data. The system may use an anonymized identification (ID) token that may protect privacy and ensure security. The ID token may be attached with additional data such as electronic medical record (EMR) data. As such, the system may digitize and securely transmit EMR data to appropriate constituents. The system may apply routing rules and routing tables to identify the appropriate constituents. The system may also route the EMR data for storage at a user's personal device, which may include a chip card or a user device. As such, the user's personal device may store an EMR based on the EMR data, including proof of health, such as vaccination, and other health data relating to the user.

Abstract: A community passport (“CP”) platform provides interoperability between community and payment services. The CP platform may store a digital identity of an enrolled user and share the digital identity across community and payment service entities. For example, a community or payment service that enrolls a user that is previously unknown to the CP platform may identify the user and establish a digital identity of the user. The digital identity may be stored at the CP platform for federation to participating services and at a multi-wallet device that is issued to the user at the time of initial enrollment. After this initial enrollment, the multi-wallet device may be used to identify the user across any other community or payment service entity known to the CP platform. Each community or payment service may issue a credential that is also stored at the multi-wallet device to access that service.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to methods and systems of providing secure remote health data routing for diagnostics, treatment, monitoring, and/or other health data. The system may use an anonymized identification (ID) token that may protect privacy and ensure security. The ID token may be attached with additional data such as electronic medical record (EMR) data. As such, the system may digitize and securely transmit EMR data to appropriate constituents. The system may apply routing rules and routing tables to identify the appropriate constituents. The system may also route the EMR data for storage at a user's personal device, which may include a chip card or a user device. As such, the user's personal device may store an EMR based on the EMR data, including proof of health, such as vaccination, and other health data relating to the user.

Abstract: A method and system of transferring value from a payer participant of a first online community website to a payee participant of a second online community website through a payment account translation system is provided. The method includes initiating a first payment request, validating that the payer and payee are registered participants of the online community, translating the payer alias into a payer pseudo-account number using business rules and community participant profiles associated with the community website from which the payment request is made, and mapping the payer pseudo-account number to a respective funding/repository account primary account number (PAN). The method further includes transmitting the PANs and a validation code to a payments network for processing through the payments network and approving the transfer of value from the payer to the payee such that the PAN of the payer is unknown to the community website.

Abstract: Systems and methods generate a value system scheme defining target entities and recommendations therefore that is usable to develop a value system in a given area. The target entities may include current entities within the area, as well as additional entities needed to successfully implement the value system. The scheme may define a list of use cases, which may be prioritized to further increase viability of the value system when implemented. The scheme may be used to develop a support system based on the recommendations therein. Responsibilities for developing and using the scheme may be distributed amongst different entities to ensure lack of conflicts of interest.

Abstract: One or more embodiments provide a system and method comprising receiving at a device a first token associated with a first account; executing a transaction; recording the executed transaction at each of the device and the first token, wherein the execution of the transaction is offline; and balancing the account associated with the first token per the transaction when the first token is online after the executed transaction. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Abstract: A method and system of transferring value from a payer participant of a first online community website to a payee participant of a second online community website through a payment account translation system is provided. The method includes initiating a first payment request, validating that the payer and payee are registered participants of the online community, translating the payer alias into a payer pseudo-account number using business rules and community participant profiles associated with the community website from which the payment request is made, and mapping the payer pseudo-account number to a respective funding/repository account primary account number (PAN). The method further includes transmitting the PANs and a validation code to a payments network for processing through the payments network and approving the transfer of value from the payer to the payee such that the PAN of the payer is unknown to the community website.