Block, Inc.

Christopher Walker

Grant Gliner

Rishi Ahuja

Jae Won Park

Demitra Skipper

Rocky Medure

Techniques described herein are directed to generating group data objects and monitoring inputs associated with the group data objects to determine if attribute thresholds are satisfied. When satisfied, functionality may be enabled for the users associated with the group data objects. Additionally, when change to the group data object are detected, user interfaces associated with the group data object may be updated to provide real-time indications of information and functionality associated with the group data object.

Group data objects and associated functionality enablement

A payment service system receives a request from a user's device for an exchange between a first asset (e.g., a fiat currency) and a second asset (e.g., a cryptocurrency) via an agent, and identifies the agent based on context of the request. The system generates an interactive element, provides the interactive element to the user's device, and detects when the agent's device interacts with the interactive element on the user's device. The system verifies respective identities of the user and the agent based on the interaction. The system verifies that the first asset has been transferred between the user and the agent, and facilitates transfer of the second asset between an account associated with the user and an account associated with the agent and/or the payment service system.

Decentralized cryptographic asset exchange with secure interactive element

Techniques described herein are directed to storing group data objects that associate accounts and generating user interfaces associated with those group data objects. User input data may be received that is associated with the group member accounts and a determination may be made that the user input data is associated with the group data object in question. Elements of the user interface may be altered based on the user input data, and a command may be sent to a device associated with the group data object, where the command may cause a payment application to be displayed in a foreground of the device and may cause display of the element as altered.

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Christopher Walker