Capital One Services, LLC

Matthew Carson

Ya Liu

Joshua S Edwards

Michael Bakr Mossoba

Abdelkader M'Hamed Benkreira

Michael Chen

Kevin Nieman

Seth Wilton Cottle

Kelly Ripple

Methods, systems, and devices for leveraging data already collected on a user in a secure and private manner, in particular to verify user credentials for third parties. The methods, systems, and devices innovate beyond traditional security and privacy platforms in computer systems by processing the data to create a useable metric for the purposes of the third parties, in which the useable metric preserves the security and privacy of the underlying data.

Methods and systems for leveraging existing user data to verify user credentials

A computer-implemented method for directing transaction rewards may comprise receiving, via a user device associated with a user, user preference data regarding a preferred merchant list including one or more merchants and reward criteria for each of the merchants, wherein the preferred merchant list defines a priority of the one or more merchants and the reward criteria defines a dynamic reward for each of the one or more merchants based on the priority on the preferred merchant list; receiving transaction information from a first merchant; determining, via one or more processors, if the first merchant is one of the one or more merchants on the preferred merchant list; and in response to determining the first merchant is on the preferred merchant list, determining, via one or more processors, a reward based on the transaction information; and transmitting, via the one or more processors, the reward to the first merchant.

Methods and systems for directing transaction rewards

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for updating identification information of a user with service providers. An embodiment operates by a computing device sending a first piece of identification information describing a user to a service provider requiring a credential to update a user profile unique to the user. Upon receiving an indication that the piece of identification information sufficiently describes the user, the computing device generates an identifier unique to the particular user to identify the user when the computing device communicates with the service provider. Thereafter, the computing device sends an instruction to the service provider to update their user profile with a second piece of identification information. With the request, the computing device sends the identifier unique to the user, which allows the service provider to bypass the user credential and update the user profile with the second piece of identification information.

Automatic identity management with third party service providers

A device may receive, from a user device, credentials for a transaction account associated with a user. The device may provide, to a merchant device, authorization information enabling access to an indication of an incentive status associated with the user and the transaction account, wherein the incentive status indicates whether an incentive is available for the user. The device may receive, from the merchant device, an incentive status request including the authorization information. The device may determine that the authorization information is valid and is associated with the transaction account. The device may determine a current incentive status for the incentive, wherein the current incentive status is based on a satisfaction of a condition associated with the transaction account. The device may provide, to the merchant device, the indication of the current incentive status for the incentive.

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Matthew Carson