Mastercard International Incorporated

Mastercard International International

Peter Balsavias

Joan Lee Rohlfing

Jenna L Kanterman

Emma Goodyear

Caroline M Ginty

Emilie M Kroner

John Hutchison

Samantha L Jones

Patricia E Littler

Stephane Wyper

Kelley McDermott

Susan Skelsey

Kelley Mcdermott

A processor is programmed with instructions to receive coupon data from a program creator. The coupon data defines a coupon and/or coupon program. The processor creates a first unique coupon program ID for the coupon data and writes the first unique coupon program ID and the coupon data to a database table. The processor transmits the first unique coupon program ID to the program creator. The processor also receives, from a user computing device, a coupon request message. The coupon request message includes a second unique coupon program ID. The processor extracts the second unique coupon program ID, retrieves the first unique coupon program ID, and matches the second unique coupon program ID to the first unique coupon program ID. Based on the matching, the processor generates a digital coupon token and transmits the digital coupon token to the user computing device via the communications interface.

System and method for processing digital coupons

A computer system includes a processor, a communication interface, and a database. The communication interface is configured to receive, from a computing device, a coupon request message, wherein the message includes a first unique coupon program ID. The processor is programmed with computer-executable instructions that cause the processor to extract, from the coupon request message, the first unique coupon program ID. In addition, the processor matches the first unique coupon program ID to a second unique coupon program ID stored in the database. Furthermore, the processor generates, by a token service system, a digital coupon token. The digital coupon token is associated with the first and second unique coupon program IDs. Moreover, the processor is programmed to transmit the digital coupon token to the computing device.

Systems and methods are provided for use in testing a target application, including target applications for a payment network. One exemplary computer-implemented method includes deploying, to a computing device hosting a target application, an application monitor and executing a test script directed to the target application during a test interval, where the test script defines an input to the target application and at least one expected output when the target application receives said input. The method also includes identifying an observation when the output of the target application, in response to said input, is different than the at least one expected output and communicating an observation flag to the application monitor. The method further includes receiving forensic details associated with the computing device and generated within a predefined interval of the observation, and storing the forensic details associated with the observation.

Systems and methods for automating test scripts for applications that interface to payment networks

A method for contactless withdrawal at an automated teller machine includes: receiving, by a receiver of a computing device, a first signal indicating proximity to a first predetermined geographic location; displaying, by a display interfaced with the computing device, a prompt associated with the predetermined geographic location; receiving, by an input device interfaced with the computing device, one or more parameters and a credential selection; receiving, by the computing device, a second signal indicating proximity to a second predetermined geographic location; and transmitting, by a transmitter of the computing device, at least the one or more parameters and credentials associated with the credential selection to an automated teller machine located at the second predetermined geographic location.

Method and system for contactless withdrawal from an ATM

Systems and methods are provided for use in testing a target application, including target applications for a payment network. One exemplary method includes generating a test script for the target application, based on at least one requirement of the target application. The test script defines at least one input to the target application and associated with the at least one requirement. The exemplary method further includes binding, in response to a user input, at least one element of the target application to at least one input of the test script.

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Creve Coeur, MO, United States of America

Peter Balsavias