Mastercard International Incorporated

Benjamin Dessy

Corey M Hively

Mark N Savoye

Navjot S Sidhu

Kimberly Lewis Peyton

Alain Delperdange

Joost Vastenavondt

Dominique Steenbeek

Amyn Mohamed Dhala

Gregory Coburn

Davide Messina

Brad Dickinson

Karen Randell

Susan Rassbach

Tim Mattingly

Timothy Mattingly

Bradley Dickinson

Navjot Sidhu

Corey Hively

Amyn Dhala

A method for fraud control of a transaction account based on geolocation includes: storing, in an account database, an account profile including data related to a transaction account including a first profile rule associated with a first geographic area and a second profile rule associated with a second geographic area different from the first; receiving an authorization request for a first transaction involving a first payment card, the request including a first geographic location; receiving an authorization request for a second transaction involving a second payment card, the request including a second geographic location; determining validation for each authorization request, wherein each is determined to be valid if the geographic location is in a geographic area corresponding to the first geographic area or the second geographic area; and transmitting the determination of validation for each authorization request to a payment network for processing of the associated payment transaction.

Method and system for fraud control based on geolocation

A method for data integration in a unified platform includes a processing server that is configured to store account profiles for unified transaction and membership accounts, receive authentication requests from multiple entities, receive a transaction message for a payment transaction from another entity, identify an account profile associated with the authentication requests and payment transaction, process the payment transaction, perform authentication for each of the authentication requests, and electronically transmit results of the transaction processing and authentication to the appropriate entities, such that the processing server provides for a unified platform where data is integrated and used at a plurality of different merchants for a plurality of different services for consumer and merchant convenience.

Method and system for a unified platform and data integration in a group of related companies

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Ceroux, Belgium

Benjamin Dessy