Abstract: To manage display of preferential third-party content a method includes receiving, from a first user device, one or more preferential signals obtained by the first user device via a content preference interface, wherein the preferential signals include indications of: (i) a preferential content description, (ii) an expiration time, (iii) a time of day window, and (iv) a preferential user device; receiving, by from the preferential user device, prior to the expiration time and during the time of day window, a query including a query content description identifying, (i) the preferential third-party content based on the preferential content description, and (ii) query third-party content based on the query content description; and causing the preferential user device to display, prior to the expiration time and during the time of day window, both the preferential third-party content and the query third-party content.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide systems and techniques for a computerized orchestration layer that allows financial institutions to make real-time inquiries to other financial institutions when presented with a financial instrument. In some embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a depository bank. In some other embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a paying bank.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide systems and techniques for a computerized orchestration layer that allows financial institutions to make real-time inquiries to other financial institutions when presented with a financial instrument. In some embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a depository bank. In some other embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a paying bank.

Abstract: Centralized single sign-on service for entitlement for multiple different application interface objects to relational database objects is provided as a function of a set of relational extensible mark-up language links. Roles are mapped to a unique user identification by a first extensible mark-up language link. A permission value within a second extensible mark-up language link that specifies a type of access to a unique data object identification is linked to the roles mapped in the first link. An object type and an object name within another extensible mark-up language link are linked to the determined permission value and to the unique data object identification. Access to a data object within a database by different external applications is enabled pursuant to the determined permission value as a function of the data object having the unique data object identification, the first and the second external applications using different application formats.