Mastercard International Incorporated

Mastercard International Incorpoated

Raman Narayanswamy

Przemek Praszczalek

Paul Musser

Antonia Stroeh

Andreas George Koutsoudis

Shashi Raghunandan

Henry William Andrew Gillen

Renee Ratay

Laura Therese Moll

Salah Malaika Goss

Alexandre Liege

A privacy-enhancing system, method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for securely identifying an individual over time without retaining sensitive biometric data. In one embodiment, the system includes a local identity server including an electronic processor, a communication interface, and a memory. The electronic processor is configured to initiate a personalization of a partner-specific identification vehicle that identifies the individual based at least in part on an individual global unique identifier associated with the individual, receive a request for a service from the individual via the communication interface, receive consent and registration information from the individual via the communication interface, generate an identity confirmation that confirms an identity of the individual, and output the identity confirmation via the communication interface. The individual global unique identifier is generated from information derived from the registration information and the individual global unique identifier is not indicative of personally identifiable information (PII) of the individual.

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for secure individual identification

Biometric tokenized networks. In one embodiment, a system includes a network and a server. The server includes a memory storing a biometric token vault, a communication interface, and an electronic processor. The electronic processor is configured to: receive a biometric token (i.e., identity token), a merchant identifier, and transaction details via the network, confirm a uniqueness of the biometric token with a second biometric token stored in the biometric token vault, generate a relationship identifier based on the merchant identifier and a global unique identifier linked to the second biometric token, and determine whether the relationship identifier is associated with a payment account reference, and output the merchant identifier, the transaction details, and a personal account number associated with the payment account reference to an issuer via the network in response to determining that the relationship identifier is associated with the payment account reference.

Biometric tokenized networks

Biometrically-linked electronic proof of health status of an individual. In one embodiment, an electronic device including a biometric capture circuitry, a memory, and an electronic processor. The biometric capture circuitry configured to capture one or more biometrics of the individual. The electronic processor is configured to receive the one or more biometrics of the individual that are captured by the biometric capture circuitry, generate a biometric token of the individual based on the one or more biometrics, receive information indicative of a health status of the individual, link the information indicative of the health status of the individual to the biometric token, and control the memory to store the biometric token and the information indicative of the health status of the individual that is linked to the biometric token.

Biometrically-linked electronic proof of health status of individual

Biometrically-enhanced verifiable credentials of an individual. In one embodiment, an electronic device including a biometric capture circuitry, a memory, and an electronic processor. The biometric capture circuitry configured to capture one or more biometrics of an individual. The memory storing a digital identity application. The electronic processor, when executing the digital identity application, is configured to receive the one or more biometrics of the individual that are captured by the biometric capture circuitry, generate a biometric token of the individual based on the one or more biometrics, receive identity information of the individual, generate biometrically-enhanced verifiable credentials including the identity information and the biometric token, and control the memory to store the biometrically-enhanced verifiable credentials.

Biometrically-enhanced verifiable credentials

A privacy-enhancing system, method, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for securely identifying or verifying an individual over time without retaining sensitive biometric data (e.g., biometric images or biometric templates) for the purpose of securely storing data regarding the individual.

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for secure biometrically-enhanced data exchanges and data storage

A system for maintaining individual immunization records. The system includes a tracking vehicle storing a first instance of a user record a terminal including an electronic processor and a memory. The electronic processor is configured to communicate with the tracking vehicle, obtain a second instance of the user record stored in the memory of the terminal and determine whether immunization data in the first instance or the second instance is more recent. When the first instance of the user record from the tracking vehicle includes more recent immunization data than the second instance of the user record stored in the memory, the electronic processor is configured to update the user record stored in the memory of the terminal with the more recent immunization data in the first instance of the user record of the tracking vehicle.

Growing community of inventors

Pelham, NH, United States of America

Raman Narayanswamy