Mastercard International Incorporated

Other

Michael D McCarthy

Edward Neil Livingston

Holger Kunkat

Maurice David Liscia

Ryan Watkins

Harjender Singh

Sachin Ahuja

Tomasz Blachowicz

Systems and methods are provided for use in implementing a common domain to provide recognition of users. One example computer-implemented method includes receiving a recognition token associated with a profile and setting, via a browser accessing a common domain, a cookie in the browser where the cookie includes a recognition token. The method also includes, in response to a request for a service, via a user, through the browser accessing an entity domain associated with an entity, accessing the common domain and accessing, via the browser accessing the common domain, the cookie and submitting the cookie to a common domain server. The method further includes receiving, from the common domain server, a federated ID token associated with the recognition token for the service and retrieving, via the browser, the profile associated with the user based on the federated ID token.

Systems and methods for use in imposing a common domain

Some embodiments may provide systems, methods and computer program code to facilitate a secure remote transaction and may include detecting an event identifying initiation of a checkout process involving a transaction between a consumer and a merchant, identifying a secure remote commerce system to use in facilitating the transaction, the secure remote commerce system storing a consumer profile including information identifying at least a first payment card of the consumer. In some embodiments, a checkout user interface displayed to the consumer is modified based on information from the consumer profile to display information associated with the at least one payment card. A checkout request from the consumer and a payload is obtained from the secure remote commerce system including information identifying the at least first payment card, the merchant and transaction details. The payload is used to complete a transaction authorization request with a payment network.

Systems and methods for secure remote commerce

Disclosed herein is a retractable leash device in which the leash cable, which is wound on a spring-loaded spool, is threaded through the handgrip area of the casing before it exits the casing at an area remote from the handgrip. The handgrip is provided with a spring-loaded braking plate, so that squeezing the handgrip causes the teeth on the braking plate to engage and stop the leash cable. The leash cable can be freely payed out or retracted until the handgrip is squeezed by the operator, which stops the motion of the cable.

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Denver, CO, United States of America

Michael D McCarthy