Matthew James Wood

Title: Matthew James Wood: Inventor in Electronic Wallet Transactions

Introduction

Matthew James Wood is an inventor associated with Singapore and Visa International Service Association. His patent work addresses the use of electronic wallets in payment transactions. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Wood’s listed patent is “Method, system, and computer program product for processing transactions using electronic wallets.” It describes a computer-implemented method in which a payment application stores identifiers for payment devices and their corresponding electronic wallets. During a transaction, the application displays the available payment device identifiers, receives the user’s selection, identifies the wallet containing the selected device’s credentials, and facilitates the transfer of payment data between that wallet and the merchant system.

Career Highlights

The listed invention connects Wood’s patent activity with Visa International Service Association and focuses on selecting and using payment credentials held in electronic wallets. The patent describes a process intended to support payment transaction initiation through a user’s chosen payment device.

Collaborations

The provided information names Francois Hribovsek and Samuel Andrew Mason as Wood’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the listed patent or related work are not specified.

Conclusion

Matthew James Wood’s listed patent concerns a method for selecting electronic wallet credentials and facilitating payment data exchange with a merchant system, reflecting his documented work in payment technology.