Mastercard International Incorporated

Justin Thomas Katen

Jim Maus

Pete Kaulbach

Jerry J Davis

Prashant Sharma

Matthew Edward Hopkins

Eric Alger

Jenny Qian Zhang

Gregg Alan Hill

Joshua Joseph Baron

Richard David D'Erizans

Cynthia Elizabeth Pilling

John O'Neill

Scott W Anderson, Jr

Matthew R Cahalin

Ryan T Dunn

James B Schelker

Systems and methods for use in facilitating application interface (API) interactions are disclosed. One exemplary method includes receiving, by a computing device, a primary API request from a client. The primary API request includes a plurality of parameters in association with a plurality of values. The computing device identifies relationships between the parameters and a plurality of interfaces, and generates a plurality of secondary requests based on the primary API request and the identified relationships. The computing device further transmits each of the plurality of secondary requests to the plurality of interfaces and receives a plurality of secondary responses from the plurality of interfaces. The computing device then generates a primary response based on the secondary responses and transmits the primary response to the client.

Systems and methods for use in network service interface bundling

Systems and methods for use in facilitating application interface (API) interactions are disclosed. One exemplary method includes receiving, by a computing device, a primary API request from a client. The primary API request includes a plurality of parameters in association with a plurality of values. The computing device generates a plurality of secondary requests based on a configuration file and the primary API request. The configuration file defines a relationship between the parameters included in the primary request and parameters associated with a plurality of resource interfaces. The computing device transmits each of the plurality of secondary requests to the plurality of resource interfaces and receives a plurality of secondary responses from the plurality of resource interfaces. The computing device then generates a primary response based on the configuration file and the secondary responses and transmits the primary response to the client.

A computer system for authenticating user access to at least one computer application of a plurality of computer applications is provided. The computer system includes a memory device and a processor. The computer system is programmed to identify a security level from a plurality of security levels for each computer application within the plurality of computer applications. The plurality of security levels include at least a first-tier security level and a second-tier security level. The second-tier security level requires additional authentication information as compared to the first-tier security level. The computer system is also programmed to create a user account for a user within the memory device with the first-tier security level, and to determine that the user account requires the second-tier security level, and prompt the user to enter the additional authentication information. The computer system is also programmed to promote the user account to the second-tier security level.

System and method for graduated security in user authentication

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Foristell, MO, United States of America

Justin Thomas Katen