Abstract: Systems and methods for managing user data across multiple applications and devices are disclosed. An example method includes: detecting a user is conducting a transaction using a first application installed on a user device; determining that the user is requesting one or more payment options from a first merchant associated with the first application; determining that a global payment method is selected by the user; determining that the user device is a trusted device associated with the user; and in response to determining that the user device is a trusted device, providing the global payment method to the user in the first application on that same device or a different device.

Abstract: There are provided systems and methods for visual data processing of mimed images for authentication. Authentication may be required for a user and/or an account of the user, for example, to verify the identity of the user or allow the user to access and use the account of the user. As an additional factor to authentication, increased authentication may be accomplished through who and what the user is, such as through facial recognition and biometrics of the user. During authentication, the user may be presented with a set of images or icons, such as digital emojis, that convey and emotion or idea. The user may be asked to mimic the emojis during authentication, where the user's facial expression is recorded. To authenticate the user, the recorded data may be compared to past data through facial recognition processing and image analysis to find similarities.

Abstract: A virtual warehouse system may determine a product code associated with a request for an item generated by a user device. The system may search for the requested item with a virtual warehouse database based on the determined product code. The system may identify a lead inventory associated with the requested item based on searching for the requested item with the virtual warehouse database, where the lead inventory is out of stock of the requested item. The system may identify one or more stocked inventories with one or more stocked items that correspond with the requested item based on the search, where the one or more stocked items is identified without the one or more stocked items corresponding to the determined product code. The system may cause the user device to display one or more notifications associated with the one or more stocked inventories.

Abstract: Various systems, mediums, and methods may involve a routing system. For example, the routing system may determine a user request for an item, possibly generated by the user's device, such as a smartphone device. The routing system may search for the item with a lead inventory system associated with one or more networks. The routing system may identify that the lead inventory system is out or out of stock with respect to the requested item. The routing system may also route the user request to one or more stocked inventory systems, possibly holding the requested item in stock. As such, the routing system may identify at least one stocked inventory system capable of providing the requested item from the inventory.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a secure key based trust chain among several user devices are disclosed. An example method includes, obtaining a first request to authenticate a user on a first user device based on a user identifier; in response to the obtaining, transmitting to, a second user device, a second request to authenticate the user on the first user device. The second user device is a trusted user device on which the user has been authenticated. The method further includes, obtaining an indication that the user has approved the second request on the second user device without providing a password corresponding to the user identifier; and in response to obtaining the indication, authenticating the user on the first user device without requiring, from the user, the password corresponding to the user identifier.

Abstract: Systems and methods for transmitting user data among user devices u are disclosed. An example method includes: wirelessly detecting, using a trusted user device, presence of one or more user devices within a predefined proximity to the trusted user device. The trusted device stores a user credential associated with an application installed on the trusted user device. The method further includes: determining that the application is installed on a first user device in the one or more user devices; identifying a user indication to enable the user credential on the first user device; responsive to identifying the user indication, wirelessly transmitting the user credential from the trusted user device to the first user device; and enabling the user credential in the application installed on the first user device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for public ledger authentication include receiving a first previous authentication public ledger address and a first current authentication public ledger address from a user. A verified static user key is identified in a public ledger using the first previous authentication public ledger address. A second current authentication public ledger address is then provided to the user for use in the current authentication attempt. Authentication attempt information is determined that includes a number of authentication attempts by the user, and used in a hash operation with the verified static user key to generate a first user authentication key. A second user authentication key is retrieved from the public ledger that was sent from the first current authentication public ledger address to the second current authentication public ledger address in a transaction, and the user is authenticated if the second user authentication key matches the first user authentication key.

Abstract: Systems and methods for public ledger authentication includes receiving a first previous authentication public ledger address and a first current authentication public ledger address from a user. A verified static user key is identified in a public ledger using the first previous authentication public ledger address. A second current authentication public ledger address is then provided to the user for use in the current authentication attempt. Authentication attempt information is determined that includes a number of authentication attempts by the user, and used in a hash operation with the verified static user key to generate a first user authentication key. A second user authentication key is retrieved from the public ledger that was sent from the first current authentication public ledger address to the second current authentication public ledger address in a transaction, and the user is authenticated if the second user authentication key matches the first user authentication key.

Abstract: Methods and systems for a device identification system may be provided. The device identification system may determine an identity of a user device associated with a transaction. The identity may be determined by network address information, hard link information, soft link information, and/or other such information. The network address information may include IPv4 information, IPv6 information, a device ID, and/or other such information. The identity of the user device may be determined and a transaction conducted from the user device may be assigned a fraudulent transaction risk score according to the information. Transactions that are determined to be at a high risk of fraud may be reviewed or otherwise flagged and/or canceled.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing purchase recommendations include determining a shopping list including a plurality of items associated with a customer. The financial information that is associated with the customer is retrieved from a non-transitory memory. At least one selected item from the shopping list is determined based on the financial information. A purchase recommendation including the at least one selected item is generated. The purchase recommendation is provided for display on at least one customer device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing purchase abandonment conversion includes receiving, by a service provider device, first item information associated with a first item. The first item is associated with a first shopping cart abandoned by the customer at a first merchant. Second item information associated with a second item is received by the service provider device from a social network device associated with a first social network. The customer provides an indication of interest in the second item. A consolidated shopping cart that includes the first item and second item is generated. At least part of the consolidated shopping cart is provided for display on the at least one customer device.

Abstract: There are provided systems and methods for providing an interactive transaction dashboard. An exemplary system includes a first data store storing and a processing device in communication with the first data store. The processing device receives, over a network communication link, authentication information associated with a user device operated by the first user and transmits transaction data associated with a first transaction to be rendered in a graphical user interface provided by the user device, the graphical user interface visually depicting the first transaction as an icon positioned along a visual axis element representing a period of time. The processing device receives a command generated by an interaction of the first user with the icon and transmits secondary transaction data associated with the first transaction to be rendered in the graphical user interface, the secondary transaction data being responsive to the command.

Abstract: A method of organizing mobile content in a network environment is provided that includes providing pieces of mobile content on a database, selecting one of the pieces of mobile content, receiving a descriptor to be associated with the selected piece of mobile content from user activity, and associating the descriptor to the selected piece of mobile content.

Abstract: A method of providing a link to mobile content on a mobile device includes receiving a plurality of tags at the mobile device, each tag having at least one piece of mobile content associated therewith. The mobile content is in a format suitable for transmission over a wireless communication network. The method also includes scrolling the plurality of tags across a portion of a display screen of a mobile device.

Abstract: A method of organizing mobile content in a network environment is provided that includes providing pieces of mobile content on a database, selecting one of the pieces of mobile content, receiving a descriptor to be associated with the selected piece of mobile content from user activity, and associating the descriptor to the selected piece of mobile content.

Abstract: A method of providing a link to mobile content on a mobile device includes receiving a plurality of tags at the mobile device, each tag having at least one piece of mobile content associated therewith. The mobile content is in a format suitable for transmission over a wireless communication network. The method also includes scrolling the plurality of tags across a portion of a display screen of a mobile device.

Abstract: A method of organizing mobile content in a network environment is provided that includes providing pieces of mobile content on a database, selecting one of the pieces of mobile content, receiving a descriptor to be associated with the selected piece of mobile content from user activity, and associating the descriptor to the selected piece of mobile content.

Abstract: A method of providing a link to mobile content on a mobile device includes receiving a plurality of tags at the mobile device, each tag having at least one piece of mobile content associated therewith. The mobile content is in a format suitable for transmission over a wireless communication network. The method also includes scrolling the plurality of tags across a portion of a display screen of a mobile device.