Clover Network, Inc.

Fiserv Incorporated

Jacob Whitaker Abrams

Jeffrey Blattman

Nagalakshmi Rajagopal

Vincent Durieux

Brian Jeremiah Murray

John Daniel Beatty

Michael Joseph Quinlan

Tamer Mohamed El Calamawy

Arvin Carl Robert Haywood

Sam Niansheng Qiu

Victor Pan

Eric David Fuhs

Siva Raja Sekhar Reddy Yeruva

Bambi Tsui

Seihee Chon

A system and method include determining, by a point of sale (POS) device, that new data is available at the POS device, in response to determining that new data is available, sending the new data to a cloud server, in response to determining that the new data is successfully transmitted to the cloud server, generating a synchronization request indicating availability of new data at the cloud server, identifying one or more kitchen display systems (KDS) to send the synchronization request to, and sending the synchronization request to each of the identified KDS. Each identified KDS retrieves the new data from the cloud server in response to receiving the synchronization request, and at least one of the KDS performs an action based on the new data in response to retrieving the new data. Each KDS follows a similar procedure when new data for the POS device is available at the KDS.

Kitchen display systems and methods

Systems and methods involving secure connections between security meshes are disclosed herein. One disclosed device includes a first security processor located within a first security mesh, a first casing having a connector and supporting the first security mesh and the applications processor, a second security processor located within a second security mesh, and a second casing connected to the first casing via the connector and supporting the second security mesh. The first security processor and second security processor are programmed to generate a unique pre-shared key independently on both the first security processor and the second security processor using an elliptic key exchange and establish a secure connection between the first security processor and the second security processor using the unique pre-shared key.

Point of sale device with secure connection between security meshes

A dual mode payment interface device having a touch display and alternatively operating in a first mode and a second mode and an associated dual mode system are disclosed. The first mode provides access to a merchant system interface (MSI) on the touch display and provides access to a customer system interface (CSI) on the touch display. The second mode provides access to a CSI on the touch display and does not provide access to the MSI on the touch display. The system also includes a merchant display device having a second touch display. The merchant display device provides access to the MSI on the second touch display. The system also includes a wire that provides a communicative connection between the dual mode payment interface device and the merchant display device. The second mode is enabled by the communicative connection.

Dual mode payment and display system

Methods and systems for providing an advanced hardware system for a self-service kiosk are disclosed herein. In specific embodiments of the invention, a payment interface device is provided. The device includes an integrated touch display, a means for receiving payment information, and a casing holding the integrated touch display and the means for receiving payment information. The device also includes an applications microprocessor and a secure microprocessor located within the casing. The applications microprocessor instantiates an operating system and stores instructions for execution by the operating system for operative communication with a peripheral bar code scanner and a peripheral display. The secure microprocessor stores instructions to encrypt payment information for the system and is in operative communication with the means for receiving payment information.

Advanced hardware system for self service checkout kiosk

A device and associated methods for entering a PIN via tapping are disclosed. The device can be configured to determine a number of taps provided by a PIN holder on a touch sensor in representation of a PIN digit and to store the number of taps as a digit in a sequence that represents the PIN. Indications for interaction with the device can be provided to PIN holders in the form of auditory cues. A visually impaired PIN holder may be able to complete a PIN entry process by following the indications for interaction, tapping on a touch sensor a number of times equal to the value of the digit of the PIN to be entered, and performing gestures mapped to commands for the device.

Hardware device for entering a pin via tapping on a touch screen display

Systems and methods for provisioning secure terminals for secure transactions are disclosed herein. A disclosed method includes generating a key using a key generator element on a secure terminal and sending a key validation request for the key from the secure terminal to a provisioning device. The method also includes parsing the key validation request and generating a key validation for the key and a trusted time stamp on the provisioning device. The method also includes sending, from the provisioning device, the key validation and the trusted time stamp to the secure terminal. The method also includes setting a clock on the secure terminal using the trusted time stamp and storing the key validation at the secure terminal.

Unified secure device provisioning

Hardware device for entering a PIN via tapping on a touch screen display

A computer-implemented method for an extensible point-of-sale device is disclosed. The method includes registering a third-party application to be notified of a transaction change on the point-of-sale device. The method also includes displaying a user interface to a user during a purchase transaction on a display of the point-of-sale device using one of a register module and a payment module. The method also includes receiving the transaction change via the user interface of the point-of-sale device. The method also includes broadcasting the transaction change to a set of registered applications that includes the third-party application. The method also includes taking an action that modifies the purchase transaction using the third-party application in response to the broadcasting.

Extensible point-of-sale platforms and associated methods

A dual mode payment interface device has a touch display and alternatively operates in a first mode and a second mode. The first mode provides access to a merchant system interface (MSI) on the touch display and provides access to a customer system interface (CSI) on the touch display. The second mode provides access to a CSI on the touch display and does not provide access to the MSI on the touch display. The system also includes a merchant display device having a second touch display. The merchant display device provides access to the MSI on the second touch display. The system also includes a wire that provides a communicative connection between the dual mode payment interface device and the merchant display device. The second mode is enabled by the communicative connection.

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San Mateo, CA, United States of America

Jacob Whitaker Abrams