Capital One Services, LLC

Eric Medin

Joshua S Edwards

Abdelkader M'Hamed Benkreira

Adam Vukich

James Zarakas

Kelly Jo Brown

Carine Todmia

Jonathan Bodner

Jeffrey Carlyle Wieker

Abdelkader M'hamed Benkreira

Kaushal Wadhwani

Joshua Edwards

A card dispenser for dispensing a rewritable card is disclosed herein. The card dispenser may include a card feeder for receiving or dispensing a rewritable card. In addition, the card dispenser includes a roller assembly for moving the card from the card feeder to components within the card dispenser; a processor for receiving card data via a short-range wireless connection with a mobile device of a user, the card data including (i) a card identifier of a plurality of card identifiers associated with an account of the user and (ii) a unique derivation key for encrypting the card identifier; and a card writer for powering an electrophoretic display of the card, causing at least a portion of the card data to be rendered on the display, and stopping the powering of the display.

Card dispenser

In some implementations, a credential device may receive a request to generate a virtual credential from a user device associated with a first unique identifier, wherein the request includes a second unique identifier associated with a terminal to receive the virtual credential. The credential device may generate the virtual credential based on the request and a primary credential associated with the first unique identifier, wherein the virtual credential is associated with the primary credential and valid only for an entity associated with the terminal. The credential device may transmit information associated with the virtual credential to the terminal associated with the second unique identifier.

Secure contactless credential exchange

A system includes a processing system and a memory system. The processing system includes one or more processors. The memory system includes one or more computer-readable media that contain instructions that, when executed by the processing system, cause the processing system to perform operations. The operations include detecting a loading of a webpage including a document object model (DOM). The operations also include analyzing the DOM to identify a first element in the DOM. The operations also include determining, based on the first element, that the webpage is configured to accept payments. The operations also include receiving, from a provider server, a virtual token which corresponds to a user account. The operations also include injecting information from the virtual token into one or more account number fields on the webpage.

Systems and methods for automatically identifying a checkout webpage and injecting a virtual token

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Eric Medin