United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Uipco, LLC

United States Automobile (usaa)

Bharat Prasad

Charles Lee Oakes, Iii

Reynaldo Medina, Iii

Minya Liang

Michael Frank Morris

Randy Ray Morlen

Gunjan Chandraprakash Vijayvergia

Thomas Bret Buckingham

Frank Kyle Major

Christine Marie Brown

Nolan Serrao

Vijay Jayapalan

Jeffrey Neal Pollack

Greg Alan Harpel

Snehal Desai

Jodi Jean Healy

Jennifer Hunt Erickson

Thomas Wayne Schwarz, Jr

Jeanie Graciela Lopez

Gabriel Glenn Gavia

Rod Gonzales

Troy Bartlette Huth

Ruthie D Lyle

Bradly Jay Billman

Michael Patrick Bueche, Jr

Joel S Hartshorn

Yevgeniy Viatcheslavovich Khmelev

Rickey Dale Burks

Jeff Pollack

John Weatherman Brady

Clint James Reynolds

Ralph Paige Mawyer, Jr

Ravi Durairaj

Michael Kyne

Joel T Camarano

Ramsey Devereaux

Gabriel Carlos Fernandez

Michael Joseph Gaeta

Eric David Schroeder

Michael J Allen

David Patrick Dixon

Kathleen L Swain

Spencer Read

Daniela M Wheeler

David S Franck

Teddy J Voutour

Steven James Schroeder

Paula Ann Whittington

Peter H McKenna

Karen Marie Moritz

Brady Carl Stephenson

Hudson Reid Jameson

Jose L Romero, Jr

Will Kerns Maney

Janelle Denice Dziuk

Debra Randall Casillas

Christopher Thomas Wilkinson

Noe Alberto Martinez

Sudarshan Rangarajan

Michael Wayne Lester

Sharon Kay Haverlah

John Shelton

Donald Nathaniel Holloway, Iii

Nolan White

Joseph Gregory Delong

Celena Dortch

Ashley Raine Philbrick

Manfred Amann

Justin Dax Haslam

Emily Margaret Gray

Michael J Maciolek

Robert Wiseman Simpson

Donnette Moncrief Brown

Nathan Lee Post

Bobby Lawrence Mohs

Brian Francisco Shipley

Daniel Christopher Bitsis, Jr

Meredith Beveridge

Richard Andrew Davey

Qunying Kou

Mark Paxman Warnick

Alexander B Nagelberg

Gopinath Rangan

Huihui Wu

Mitzi Ruiz

James Philip Hillman

Theresa Marie Matowitz

Robert Kenneth Dohner

Michael L Hertz

Arthur Quentin Smith

John Chandler Hopkins

Sean Carl Mitchem

Carlos J P Chavez

Carlos Jp Chavez

Kevin Kenneth Fiedler

John C Hopkins

William Daniel Farmer

Wayne Maurice Hartman

Seth E Ethington

Darrius Jones

Described herein are systems and methods for managing a fuel dispensing account associated with fuel dispensing transactions. Aspects of such systems and methods include receiving, from a user device associated with a primary user account, a fuel request to dispense requested fuel, wherein the fuel request is received by a receiver of a fuel dispensing device; and if authorization exists from the primary account for the fuel request, instructing the requested fuel to be dispensed from the fuel dispensing apparatus, or if authorization does not exist from the primary account, instructing the request to be refused by the fuel dispensing apparatus.

System and method for managing a fuel dispensing account

Systems and methods described herein facilitate the tracking of events relating to property. For example, in certain embodiments, a system includes a property event detection device (e.g., smart home device, sensor device, and so forth) configured to detect activity (e.g., motion, light, sound, and so forth) proximate the property. The system also includes a property event tracking system configured to receive data (e.g., images, videos, facial recognition, movement recognition, object tracking, sound signatures, wireless data streams, and so forth) relating to the activity from the property event detection device, to determine whether the activity relates to a property event (e.g., home service, and so forth) for the property, and to store data relating to the property event in a distributed ledger (e.g., blockchain network) upon determination that the activity relates to the property event for the property.

Property event tracking systems and methods

A system includes at least one processor and at least one non-transitory computer-readable media communicatively coupled to the at least one processor. In an embodiment, the at least one non-transitory computer-readable media stores instructions which, when executed, cause the processor to perform operations including receiving a request to insure an item of personal property. The operations also include determining ownership of the item based on information stored on a distributed ledger. The operations also include determining authenticity of the item based on the information stored on the distributed ledger. The operations also include determining a value of the item based on the information stored on the distributed ledger. The operations also include generating an insurance policy for the item based at least in part on the ownership, the authenticity, the value, or any combination thereof.

Systems and methods for managing financial transaction information

Aspects of distributed ledger technology are leveraged to verify subrogation settlements. In particular, two parties to a subrogation claim provide cryptographic hashes to a subrogation demand smart contract stored at an address on a blockchain. The subrogation demand smart contract determines that the parties have reached an agreement by determining that the cryptographic hashes match. A settlement amount from the subrogation claim may be appended to a set of settlement amounts to determine a net settlement amount to facilitate a single payment between the parties on a periodic basis, such as daily, to alleviate the need for the parties to send or receive a payment for each individual settlement amount.

Net settlement of subrogation claims using a distributed ledger

Disclosed herein is an environmental scanning tool that generates a digital model representing the surroundings of a user of an extended reality head-mounted display device. The environment is imaged in both a depth map and in visible light for some select objects of interest. The selected objects exist within the digital model at higher fidelity and resolution than the remaining portions of the model in order to manage the storage size of the digital model. In some cases, the objects of interest are selected, or their higher fidelity scans are directed, by a remote user. The digital model further includes time stamped updates of the environment such that users can view a state of the environment according to various timestamps.

Local physical environment modeling in extended reality environments

The APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR A PUBLISHING AND SUBSCRIBING PLATFORM OF DEPOSITING NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS (hereinafter 'PS-PLATFORM') provides a negotiable instrument data publish and subscribe framework, whereby financial institutions may exchange negotiable instrument deposit data and/or validation information within the publish and subscribe framework. In one embodiment, the PS-PLATFORM may register a financial institution as a subscriber and provide financial transaction information to the financial institution based on the subscription.

Apparatuses, methods and systems for a publishing and subscribing platform of depositing negotiable instruments

Systems and methods are provided for making purchases at a merchant point-of-sale (POS) device using a mobile device. Transaction information may be communicated from the POS device to the mobile device and an authorization from the purchaser to proceed with the transaction returned to the POS device from the mobile device. After authorization, the POS device may communicate the transaction information together with an identifier of the mobile device to a financial institution to process payment. The financial institution may confirm the transaction with the purchaser at the mobile device using the identifier of the mobile device. Upon receiving a confirmation response from the mobile device, the financial institution may then transfer funds from a purchaser account to a merchant account.

Systems and methods for payment at a point of sale

Techniques are described for managing internet-of-things (IoT) devices, such as managing the storage of data generated by the IoT devices, managing the access, to the data, by users, processes, and/or other entities, managing command and control of the devices, and so forth. In some implementations, an IoT platform is provided for IoT device management, and the IoT platform can be agnostic with respect to providers. For example, the IoT platform may provide one or more common interfaces that enable communications with IoT devices that are manufactured by different device providers. In some implementations, a distributed ledger system (DLS) is employed to facilitate IoT device management. For example, the DLS can act as a gateway and/or overall interface to control access of users, processes, devices, IoT device providers, and/or other entities to the IoT devices and/or to an IoT platform.

Device management and security through a distributed ledger system

A health data management method using non-fungible tokens may include receiving, via one processor, digital health data and encrypting or obscuring personal identifying information of the digital health data. The method may then involve using the digital health data with encrypted or obscured personal identifying information to generate a non-fungible token and providing the non-fungible tokens in a marketplace. The method may also involve accepting an offer from a purchaser for the non-fungible token via the marketplace and providing unobscured digital health data or an encryption key to the purchaser of the non-fungible token.

Non-fungible token transaction management systems and methods for digital health data

A non-fungible management system may generate non-fungible tokens based on credential data of a user. In one example, a non-fungible token can be generated responsive to receiving credential data for the user, whereby the credential data is received from a verified credentialing organization. Non-fungible tokens based on credential data can be held in a digital wallet of the user, used as a resume or record of achievement, and/or traded in a marketplace.

Non-fungible token transaction management systems and methods for user verification or credentialing

Embodiments described herein disclose methods and systems for managing a digital reputation of a user. The exemplary method can receive information about an item to be purchased by the user, determine in real-time or near real-time, based on one or more financial factors, a first digital reputation score indicative of an effect of the item on the user's digital reputation, determine an alternative item to be purchased instead of the item to be purchased, and determine a second digital reputation score based on the purchase of the alternative item.

Digital reputation management

An automated banking terminal for facilitating a financial transaction is provided. The automated banking terminal includes a processor, a display for presenting a set of customer menu options, and a communication interface. The automated banking terminal also includes expansion slots which have a mechanical interface and an electrical interface. Expansion modules may be connected to the processor through the expansion slots. An expansion module may be a cash dispensing module, a cash receiving and counting module, a check receiving module, a printer, a scanner, a biometric interface, a signature pad, an account card reader, or an account card programmer. The processor of the automated banking terminal is configured to detect the expansion module and determine additional menu options to supplement the customer menu options based on detecting the expansion module.

Interactive kiosk for branchless banking

An image of a negotiable instrument may be taken by a camera associated with a mobile device and provided from a user to a financial institution via the mobile device. The negotiable instrument may be deposited in a user's bank account based on the image. Any technique for sending the image to the financial institution may be used. The mobile device may process the image prior to sending the image to the financial institution. Additionally or alternatively, the financial institution may process the image.

Systems and methods for mobile deposit of negotiable instruments

An image of a check that is in the field of view of a camera is monitored prior to the image of the check being captured. The camera is associated with a mobile device. When the image of the check in the field of view passes monitoring criteria, an image may be taken by the camera and provided from the mobile device to a financial institution. The image capture may be performed automatically as soon as the image of the check is determined to pass the monitoring criteria. The check may be deposited in a user's bank account based on the image. Any technique for sending the image to the financial institution may be used. Feedback may be provided to the user of the camera regarding the image of the check in the field of view.

System and method for mobile check deposit enabling auto-capture functionality via video frame processing

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Bharat Prasad