Cardinalcommerce Corporation

Other

Cameros Bay Capital, LLC

Gary Bender

Mark Andrew Carlson

Chandra S Balasubramanian

Francis M Sherwin

Michael A Keresman, Iii

Ed Katzin

Patrick Stan

Edward Katzin

Robert Rutherford

Stephen A Cox

A method for obscuring a value of a sensitive data element includes: (a) receiving the sensitive data element, the sensitive data element being received over a data communications network () at a hardware computing device () of a trusted tokenization service provider (); (b) generating a token corresponding to the received sensitive data element; (c) storing the token and sensitive data element in a memory device () such that they are correlated with one another; (d) providing the generated token to a first party () that uses the token in place of the sensitive data element in a request for authorization to complete a transaction, the request being sent from the first party (); (e) intercepting the request for authorization including the token; (f) using the token contained in the intercepted request to look-up and retrieve the correlated sensitive data element in the memory device (); (g) replacing the token contained in the request with the sensitive data element retrieved from the memory device (); and (h) forwarding the request containing the sensitive data element to a second party (and/or) which employs the sensitive data element to determine whether completion of the transaction should be authorized or declined.

System and method for tokenization

In one embodiment, a system and method is provided to intercept an approval routing at a check-out and before the submission over the legacy routing system and before the starting of associated timers. Data identifying a customer account is routed over a different system for additional functions. Upon completion of the routing over the different system, the customer account data is submitted to the merchant POS to start the legacy approval routing.

Proxy device for routing electronic messages

The disclosure details the implementation of apparatuses, methods, and systems for a Composite Content Generator. The disclosure teaches a Composite Content Generator, which provides a straightforward, unified, and transparent interface that presents users with the ability to customize publication purchases. Buyers of content may desire to customize their purchases in order to acquire certain sections of a work (e.g., select chapters from a travel book, select recipes from a cook book, choose certain subjects out of reference or medical journals, and specific sections of a periodical). In one embodiment, the Composite Content Generator allows buyers to view, select, and purchase portions of various works (e.g., such as books, periodicals, reference materials, and/or the like) and receive fulfillment of their purchase as a customized and modular composite publication.

Apparatuses, methods and systems for a composite multimedia content generator

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Gary Bender