Abstract: A computer-implemented method for processing a real-time money transfer with a screening payment network having a screening module communicatively coupled to a server computing device is provided. The method includes receiving a request to transfer funds from a payor account associated with an originating institution to a payee account associated with a receiving institution. The request includes money transfer data indicative of a payor's identifying information. The method also includes determining a sanction score based at least in part on the money transfer data, the sanction score indicative of the likelihood that the payor is on at least one sanctioned entity list. The method also includes transmitting the money transfer data and the sanction score to the receiving institution, and transmitting a response message to the originating institution, the response message indicating whether the receiving institution authorizes or denies the request to transfer the funds.

Abstract: A method for verification of user identity includes: storing account profiles, each profile including data related to a user account of a non-financial institution (NFI) entity including an account identifier and an address; receiving a transaction request, the request including a specific account identifier and a transaction amount; identifying an account profile including the specific account identifier; generating a controlled payment number associated with a transaction account of the NFI entity; transmitting a notification to a third party entity including the specific account identifier; transmitting the controlled payment number to a user associated with the user account related to the specific account profile; receiving a data message from the third party entity including the specific account identifier and identification data associated with the user; and updating the specific account profile to include the controlled payment number, the identification data, and a spending limit based on the transact

Abstract: Embodiments enabling performance attendees to participate in performances via a provided or personal device. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: A method of securing a filter to a lens includes urging a filter into a flexible sleeve of a filter holder such that the flexible sleeve stretches to accommodate the filter and grasps the filter and securing a flexible mount of the filter holder to the lens such that the filter, held within the flexible sleeve, is positioned in front of the lens. The flexible sleeve and the flexible mount are defined by a support structure that includes a stretchable material.

Abstract: A method for verification of user identity includes: storing account profiles, each profile including data related to a user account of a non-financial institution (NFI) entity including an account identifier and an address; receiving a transaction request, the request including a specific account identifier and a transaction amount; identifying an account profile including the specific account identifier; generating a controlled payment number associated with a transaction account of the NFI entity; transmitting a notification to a third party entity including the specific account identifier; transmitting the controlled payment number to a user associated with the user account related to the specific account profile; receiving a data message from the third party entity including the specific account identifier and identification data associated with the user; and updating the specific account profile to include the controlled payment number, the identification data, and a spending limit based on the transact

Abstract: An apparatus, system, and method for mounting accessories on device, such as a camera, binoculars, firearm, weapon, and the like. The apparatus, system, and method may include a mounting device, which may be a bracket or rail. The apparatus, system, and method also include a safety mechanism that may be an integral part of the mounting device, or may be coupled or attached to the mounting device. The safety device allows accessories to be attached to the mounting device, but also prevents inadvertent detachment of the accessories from the mounting device.

Abstract: A mobile application for a mail order pharmacy program is disclosed. After enrolling in a mail order pharmacy program and receiving one or more prescriptions through the mail, members may use the mobile application to order prescription refills. Members request a prescription refill by scanning a barcode on a prescription vial for a prior fill. In an example embodiment, the barcode comprises an order number and an inventory number from a prior fill. The barcode comprises data that is used in processing the prescription through an automated mail order pharmacy system and that further facilitates reordering using the mobile application. Once received at the mail order pharmacy, the order number and product number from the barcode are used to locate the previous order for the prescription and to issue another order for the prescription that is processed on the automated dispensing line of the mail order pharmacy system.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus for releasably securing a device to an auxiliary structure includes a first plate and a second plate formed to engage the first plate. The first plate includes one or more features that allow attachment of the device to the first plate, and a first lateral edge extending at least partially between a front edge and a rear edge of the first plate. The second plate includes a second lateral edge extending at least partially between a front edge and a rear edge of the second plate and formed to engage the first lateral edge of the first plate, a first stopper disposed along the front edge of the second plate, and a second stopper disposed along the rear edge of the second plate. The first plate is configured to be engaged with the second plate in a frontal position and in a rearward position.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus for releasably securing a device to an auxiliary structure includes a first plate and a second plate formed to engage the first plate. The first plate includes one or more features that allow attachment of the device to the first plate, and a first lateral edge extending at least partially between a front edge and a rear edge of the first plate. The second plate includes a second lateral edge extending at least partially between a front edge and a rear edge of the second plate and formed to engage the first lateral edge of the first plate, a first stopper disposed along the front edge of the second plate, and a second stopper disposed along the rear edge of the second plate. The first plate is configured to be engaged with the second plate in a frontal position and in a rearward position.

Abstract: A multi-functional electric module (eModule) is provided for a vehicle having a chassis, a master controller, and a drive wheel having a propulsion-braking module. The eModule includes a steering control assembly, mounting bracket, propulsion control assembly, brake controller, housing, and control arm. The steering control assembly includes a steering motor controlled by steering controllers in response to control signals from the master controller. A mounting feature of the bracket connects to the chassis. The propulsion control assembly and brake controller are in communication with the propulsion-braking module. The control arm connects to the lower portion and contains elements of a suspension system, with the control arm being connectable to the drive wheel via a wheel input/output block. The controllers are responsive to the master controller to control a respective steering, propulsion, and braking function.

Abstract: A multi-functional electric module (eModule) is provided for a vehicle having a chassis, a master controller, and a drive wheel having a propulsion-braking module. The eModule includes a steering control assembly, mounting bracket, propulsion control assembly, brake controller, housing, and control arm. The steering control assembly includes a steering motor controlled by steering controllers in response to control signals from the master controller. A mounting feature of the bracket connects to the chassis. The propulsion control assembly and brake controller are in communication with the propulsion-braking module. The control arm connects to the lower portion and contains elements of a suspension system, with the control arm being connectable to the drive wheel via a wheel input/output block. The controllers are responsive to the master controller to control a respective steering, propulsion, and braking function.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for processing a real-time money transfer with a screening payment network having a screening module communicatively coupled to a server computing device is provided. The method includes receiving a request to transfer funds from a payor account associated with an originating institution to a payee account associated with a receiving institution. The request includes money transfer data indicative of a payor's identifying information. The method also includes determining a sanction score based at least in part on the money transfer data, the sanction score indicative of the likelihood that the payor is on at least one sanctioned entity list. The method also includes transmitting the money transfer data and the sanction score to the receiving institution, and transmitting a response message to the originating institution, the response message indicating whether the receiving institution authorizes or denies the request to transfer the funds.