Ebay, Incorporated

Paypal, Inc.

Mapmyid, Inc.

Other

Mapmyld, Inc.

Arunachalam Muthu

Kush Santosh

Akshat Keshan

Fakhruddin Hatim Chopdawala

Yeong-Ping Koh

Steven C Chan

John Lee

John Do-Kyoung Lee

In one embodiment, an intended recipient of money transmits a payment link created by the recipient to an intended sender of money, where the link contains a locator to a site of a payment provider, information about the recipient (e.g., phone number), and the amount of money to be sent. The link can be sent via email, text, IM, or other means. The sender then accesses the link, such as by clicking or tapping on the link, which launches a checkout or payment page for the sender on the payment provider site. The sender completes the payment page, and the payment is sent to the recipient by the payment provider.

Payment link

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for an address exchange system including a controller configured to provide an API configured to receive an identifier from a user and further configured not to receive a physical address from the user, wherein the user provides an item for shipment to the physical address. In response to receiving the identifier, the controller is further adapted to request the physical address from a data storage system wherein the data storage system stores an association between the identifier and the physical address and further stores one or more permission settings defining situations in which the physical address is to be provided in response to receipt of the identifier. In response to receipt of the identifier, the data storage system tests the permission settings to determine whether or not to provide the associated physical address.

Address exchange systems and methods

Product search results may be presented to a user via a map view, with merchants selling a selected product displayed on a map. A buy now button may be displayed for a merchant within the map view, allowing the user to execute a purchase transaction directly from the map view.

Buy now option from map view

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for an address exchange system including a controller configured to provide an API configured to receive an identifier from a user and further configured not to receive a physical address from the user, wherein the user provides an item for shipment to the physical address. In response to receiving the identifier, the controller is further adapted to calculate a maximum cost of the item, including one or more of a maximum sales tax and maximum shipping cost. The systems and method receive payment for the maximum cost and then refund the difference between the maximum cost and actual cost after the item has shipped.

Log-in information for a client device is stored. A search query is received from the client device and search results obtained, each search result identifying a transaction having a transaction provider. Transaction provider information is retrieved for one or more of the identified transaction providers from the search results, the transaction provider information including transaction instructions. A user interface screen is formed presenting the search results including a button associated with each search result, each button configured to, in response to selection of the button, initiate a transaction through the corresponding transaction provider, wherein the initiating includes executing the transaction instructions contained in the transaction provider information for the corresponding transaction provider, the initiation of the transaction further including the server device passing information regarding log-in information for a user of the client device, based on the first data structure, to the transaction provider.

Button log-in in a user interface

Address exchange system and methods

In one embodiment, an intended recipient of money transmits a payment link created by the recipient to an intended sender of money, where the link contains a locator to a site of a payment provider, information about the recipient (e.g., email address), and the amount of money to be sent. The link can be sent via email, text, IM, or other means. The sender then accesses the link, such as by clicking or tapping on the link, which launches a checkout or payment page for the sender on the payment provider site. The sender completes the payment page, and the payment is sent to the recipient by the payment provider.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Arunachalam Muthu