The Toronto-dominion Bank

Keith Sanjay Ajmani

Milos Dunjic

David Samuel Tax

Arthur Carroll Chow

Armon Rouhani

Arun Victor Jagga

Anthony Haituyen Nguyen

Martin Albert Lozon

Gregory Albert Kliewer

Ashkan Alavi-Harati

Kareem El-Onsi

Asad Joheb

Sara Hatherly

Lionel Johnson

Yubing Liu

Computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that dynamically implement and manage hash-based consent and permissioning protocols. By way of example, an apparatus may obtain consent data that identifies one or more elements of data accessible to an application program executed by a device. The apparatus may generate a consent document for the application program based on at least a portion of the consent data, and may compute a consent hash value representative of the consent document. The apparatus may also generate and transmit permissioning data that includes at least the consent hash value to the device. The permissioning data may, for example, include information that instructs the executed application program to store the consent hash value within a local memory of the device and to associate the consent hash value with an access token of the executed application program.

Dynamic implementation and management of hash-based consent and permissioning protocols

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, devices, apparatuses, and processes that dynamically implement and manage consent and permissioning protocols using container-based applications. By way of example, a device may receive, through a programmatic interface, a first request for an element of data generated by an executed application program. When the first request is consistent with consent data associated the executed application program, the device may obtain the requested data element and a digital signature applied to the requested data element by a computing system. Based on a verification of the applied digital signature, the device may generate and present a representation of the requested data element within a digital interface, along with an interface element that confirms the verification of the digital signature.

Dynamic management and implementation of consent and permissioning protocols using container-based applications

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that dynamically manage consent, permissioning, and trust between computing systems and unrelated, third-party applications operating within a computing environment. By way of example, the apparatus may receive a request for an element of data that includes an access token and first credential data associated with an application program. When the first credential data corresponds to second credential data associated with the application program, may determine that the requested data element is accessible to the application program and perform operations that validate the access token. Further, and based on the validation of the access token, that apparatus may obtain and encrypt the requested data element, and may transmit the encrypted data element to a device via the communications interface.

Managing third-party access to confidential data using dynamically generated application-specific credentials

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that dynamically manage consent, permissioning, and trust between computing systems that maintain confidential data and unrelated third-party applications. By way of example, an apparatus may obtain interaction data that identifies an interaction between an application program executed at a first computing system and a programmatic interface of a second computing system. Based on the interaction data, the apparatus may generate outcome data characterizing a probability that the requested access to the data element is inconsistent with an access permission granted to the executed application program, and may modify the access permission in accordance with the outcome data. The apparatus may also perform that generate permissioning data indicative of the modified access permission and that store the permissioning data within a locally accessible or cloud-based repository.

Dynamic management of consent and permissioning between executed applications and programmatic interfaces

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that manage cryptographically secure exchanges of data using a permissioned distributed ledger. For example, an apparatus obtains parameter values characterizing an exchange of data and transmits the parameter values to a first computing system, which executed instructions included within a distributed ledger. The executed additional instructions cause the first computing system to access rules data recorded onto the distributed ledger and establish a consistency between the parameter values and at least a portion of the accessed rules data. The apparatus receives, from the first computing system, confirmation data indicative of the established consistency, and based on the confirmation data, transmit a request to execute the data exchange in accordance with at least the portion of the parameter values to a second computing system.

Enforcing restrictions on cryptographically secure exchanges of data using permissioned distributed ledgers

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that monitor and reconcile indirectly initiated exchanges of data between network-connected devices and computing systems using a permissioned distributed ledger. For example, an apparatus may obtain and transmit first transaction information characterizing a data exchange to a first computing system. The first computing system may submit a portion of the first transaction information to a second computing system through a programmatic interface inaccessible to the apparatus, and the second computing system may execute the data exchange in accordance with at least the portion of the first transaction information. The apparatus may also obtain at least one element of a distributed ledger that includes encrypted second transaction information characterizing the execution of the data exchange, decrypt the encrypted second transaction data and perform operations that reconcile the first transaction information and the decrypted second transaction information.

Reconciliation of indirectly executed exchanges of data using permissioned distributed ledgers

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that manage cryptographically secure exchanges of data using a permissioned distributed ledger. For example, an apparatus may obtain parameter data and additional content associated with a data exchange. The apparatus may generate first data that includes at least a portion of the additional content accessible to a first computing system, and may generate second data that includes at least a portion of the parameter data. The apparatus may provide the first data to a peer computing system, which records encrypted information associated with the first data within an element of a distributed ledger accessible at the first computing system. The apparatus may also provide the second data to a second computing system, which executes the data exchange in accordance with at least the portion of the parameter data.

Managing cryptographically secure exchanges of data using permissioned distributed ledgers

The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that dynamically implement and manage hash-based consent and permissioning protocols. By way of example, an apparatus may obtain consent data that identifies one or more elements of data accessible to an application program executed by a device. The apparatus may generate a consent document for the application program based on at least a portion of the consent data, and may compute a consent hash value representative of the consent document. The apparatus may also generate and transmit permissioning data that includes at least the consent hash value to the device. The permissioning data may, for example, include information that instructs the executed application program to store the consent hash value within a local memory of the device and to associate the consent hash value with an access token of the executed application program.

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