Visa International Service Association

Pinesh Roy

Raul Leyva

Christopher C Jones

Gavin Shenker

Eduardo Lopez

Phillip Lavender

Gayathri Venkat

Leila Movahedian

Janardana Sarma

Kyle Joseph Drechsler

Christopher Jones

Systems and methods are provided to enable a user to conduct a transaction using their credentials stored on a secure server computer (e.g., a computer associated with a partner such as another merchant) by merely presenting their authentication data at a physical location via an auxiliary device. An auxiliary device may be provided for interfacing with a partner's backend server (e.g., the secure server computer). In some embodiments, biometric authentication may provide a mechanism for a true seamless and potentially frictionless (in the case of modalities that do not require physical contact) interaction. Payment can occur without any need for a card, phone, wearable, or any other user device as long as the auxiliary device is able to recognize the user and retrieve a credential that can be linked to that user.

Techniques for token proximity transactions

A method is disclosed. The method includes transmitting, to a token service computer, a request message comprising a token requestor identifier associated with the token requestor and a service provider computer identifier associated with the service provider computer. The method also includes receiving a response message comprising the token and/or a cryptogram, generating an authorization request message comprising the token and the cryptogram, and transmitting the authorization request message to a processing computer in communication with a token service computer.

Token management system and method

Systems and methods are provided to enable a user to conduct a transaction using their credentials stored on a secure server computer (e.g., a computer associated with a partner such as another merchant) by merely presenting their authentication data at a physical location via an auxiliary device. An auxiliary device may be provided for interfacing with a partners backend server (e.g., the secure server computer). In some embodiments, biometric authentication may provide a mechanism for a true seamless and potentially frictionless (in the case of modalities that do not require physical contact) interaction. Payment can occur without any need for a card, phone, wearable, or any other user device as long as the auxiliary device is able to recognize the user and retrieve a credential that can be linked to that user.

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Foster City, CA, United States of America

Pinesh Roy