Capital One Services, LLC

Jonathan Rider

James Montgomery

David Harrington

Anderson Osagie

Siraj Ali

Melissa A Crawford

A card accessory device including, among other things, one or more processors and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, are configured to cause the card accessory device to receive, from a terminal in communication with the card, one or more messages comprising a complete message indicative of successfully reading the card and a read error message indicative that there was an error in reading the card, identify one or more predetermined sequences based on the one or more messages, and perform via a rumble pack, one or more predetermined vibration sequences comprising a first vibration sequence associated with the complete message and a second vibration sequence associated with the read error message in a predetermined pattern.

Devices and methods for providing card transaction feedback for hearing or visual impaired

Various embodiments are generally directed to techniques for selecting a user experience design in a time-critical environment, such as based on the results of multiple classification processes while maintaining appropriate responsiveness, for instance. Some embodiments are particularly directed to selecting a website design experience based on results, or lack thereof, provided by a plurality of inference processes of varying accuracy within a predefined amount of time. For example, a page request, or indication thereof, may be received by an inference manager from a client device. In response to the page request, the inference manager may initiate one or more inference processes, and based on the response, or lack thereof, from each of the one or more inference process within a predetermine amount of time, the inference manager may provide an indication to an experience design selector. The experience design selector may then select, based on the indication, from a plurality user experience designs to provide to the client device in a page response.

Techniques for selecting a user experience design

Aspects described herein may provide a payment card having a base, a cavity positioned within the base, a wheel positioned within the cavity, a coupling component coupling the wheel to the base, a first microchip coupled to the wheel, and a second microchip coupled to the wheel. The first microchip may be associated with a first financial account and/or a first rewards offer and the second microchip may be associated with a second, different financial account and/or a second, different rewards offer. The wheel may be rotated to select between the first and second microchips, thereby allowing a financial transaction to be conducted using the selected microchip while reaping the benefits of the corresponding rewards offer.

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McLean, VA, United States of America

Jonathan Rider