Abstract: The FLEXIBLE MONETIZATION SERVICE APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS (“FMS”) transform requests for on-demand and flexible monetization and related services via FMS components into currency transfers, purchase receipt notifications, social networking communications and transaction analytics reports. In some embodiments, the FMS obtains a request from a computing device of a merchant to process a user purchase checkout by a user from a point of sale device. In some embodiments, the request may include a merchant identifier. The FMS may determine that the merchant is authorized to obtain servicing of the request to process the user purchase checkout, by querying a database using the merchant identifier. The FMS may generating a user interface customized to the merchant and the point of sale device, upon determining that the merchant is authorized to obtain the service of the request, and provide the customized user interface to process the user purchase checkout by the user.

Abstract: The PERSON-2-PERSON SOCIAL NETWORK MARKETING APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS (“SNM”) transform requests for on-demand and flexible monetization and related services via SNM components into currency transfers, purchase receipt notifications, social networking communications and transaction analytics reports. In some embodiments, the SNM obtains a product purchase request for a product. In some embodiments, the product purchase request may include an identifier of a user who made a communication about the product. The SNM may parse the product purchase request to extract the identifier of the user who made the communication about the product. Also, the SNM may query a database for an account of the user using the extracted identifier. In response to successful completion of processing of the product purchase request, the SNM may generate a request to provide the account of the user with a credit.

Abstract: The FEDERATED THIRD-PARTY AUTHENTICATION APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS (“FPT”) transform user identity information inputs associated with transactions at a merchant server into a user-profile output that is transferred to other merchant websites for facilitating one or more other transactions without the requisite need for full user re-entry of information. In one embodiment, the method includes establishing a first trust indication associated with a first merchant and receiving first user-transaction-related information from a server of the first merchant. A first user-profile is generated for the user based on the first user-transaction-related information. A second trust indication associated with a second merchant is established.