Capital One Services, LLC

Jackson Cheek

Zainab Zaki

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for verifying physical presence of a mobile device as part of an electronic transaction. Tags may be generated and displayed on one or more display devices. Those tags, which may be time-limited, may be read by a mobile device to verify physical presence of the mobile device as a prerequisite to initiating, continuing with, or completing an electronic transaction, and/or as a decision point in how the electronic transaction is to be conducted.

Presence verification for electronic transactions

A computer-implemented method for executing a user instruction may include obtaining identification data of a user via a device associated with the user, wherein the identification data comprises at least a password, a user name, and biometric data of the user; determining, via the one or more processors, a login status based on the identification data; demonstrating, to the user, historical account data based on the login status, wherein the historical account data comprises at least historical biometric data associated with one or more historical logins; receiving, via the one or more processors, the user instruction based on the historical account data, wherein the user instruction comprises at least one of revoking a historical login, changing password, or signing out a historical device associated with a historical login of the one or more historical logins; and executing, via the one or more processors, the user instruction.

Methods and systems for executing a user instruction

A system for identifying suspicious logins. The system may include a memory storing executable instructions, and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include receiving a first user login from an electronic device, the first user login comprising login credentials; receiving a second user login from an electronic device, the second user login comprising login credentials; analyzing a plurality of device history characteristics, wherein at least one device history characteristic comprises a determination of a last financial transaction performed by an electronic device; determining, based on the analysis, that the first and second user logins originate from different electronic devices; identifying, based on the determination and the analysis, the second user login as a suspicious login; sending, to a user, a notification of the identified suspicious login; and modifying, based on the notification, security settings on an account of the user.

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Jackson Cheek