Bank of America Corporation

Ravikiran Subramanya Rao

Sandeep Kumar Chauhan

Yash Sharma

Sneha Padiyar

Suman Matury

Durgesh Singh Yadav

Ravi Kumar Kesani

Chinmay S Barhale

Ramarao Gaddam

Sudarshan Veeramreddy

Geetika Lal

Anil Gajula

Santosh Kumar Miryala

Sree Krishna Vaishanavy Krishnaswamy Ravindran

Saurabh Arora

Koteswara Rao Venkata Magham

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods and computer program products for processing restriction-based interactions by performing multiple entity validations. The invention may identify initiation of a resource interaction at a point of interaction device by a user, cause the point of interaction device to perform a registered restriction check on the resource interaction to check for one or more registered restrictions, identify at least one registered restriction associated with the resource interaction based on performing the registered restriction check, perform consolidated multiple entity validations associated with the at least one registered restriction by communicating with multiple entities associated with processing the resource interaction, determine if the multiple entity validations are successful, and allow or deny the resource interaction based at least in part on determining if the multiple entity validations are successful.

System and method for processing restriction-based interactions by performing multiple entity validations

Embodiments of the present invention provide an intuitive platform for non-contact instructions regarding resource allocation. In this way, a user may utilize one or more specific gestures which are captured, analyzed, and responded to by the system of the invention in order to initiate or complete one or more resource activities such as a resource transfer, resource transfer split, or other resource action.

System and methods for detecting and implementing resource allocation in an electronic network based on non-contact instructions

Systems, computer program products, and methods is provided for preventing unauthorized access events in electronic systems. The systems, computer program products, and methods may be configured to receive, from a first automated teller machine, an alert message including information associated with a first unauthorized access event occurring at the first automated teller machine and determine, based on the information in the alert message, a location of the first automated teller machine. The systems, computer program products, and methods may be configured to identify a second automated teller machine proximate the location of the first automated teller machine and provide, to the second automated teller machine, one or more commands to be executed by the second automated teller machine to prevent a second unauthorized access event from occurring at the second automated teller machine.

Electronic system for predicting, detecting, and preventing unauthorized access events associated with electronic systems

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for predicting, detecting, and preventing unauthorized access events associated with electronic systems. The systems, computer program products, and methods may be configured to receive, from a first automated teller machine, an alert message including information associated with a first unauthorized access event occurring at the first automated teller machine and determine, based on the information in the alert message, a location of the first automated teller machine. The systems, computer program products, and methods may be configured to identify a second automated teller machine proximate the location of the first automated teller machine and provide, to the second automated teller machine, one or more commands to be executed by the second automated teller machine to prevent a second unauthorized access event from occurring at the second automated teller machine.

A system includes a first data center that includes a first computing device communicatively coupled to a first database. The first computing device is configured to determine data stored in the first database to be replicated to a second database communicatively coupled to a second computing device of a remote data center. The first computing device is further configured to determine whether a point-to-point data tunnel has been established across a broadband cellular network between the first computing device and the second computing device and to establish the point-to-point data tunnel across the broadband cellular network between the first computing device and the second computing device when it is determined that the point-to-point data tunnel has not been established. The first computing device is further configured to replicate the data to the second database by transmitting the data to the second computing device across the point-to-point data tunnel.

Data replication over low-latency network

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for triggering cross channel data caching on network nodes. Historical event data and live event data of a user may be monitored to determine an expected event that includes one or more expected channels. An expected period of time for the expected event may also be determined. Relevant user data may then be identified from one or more systems of record and cached or otherwise compressed. One or more nodes of a network associated with each of the one or more expected channels are then identified. The cached data is then transmitted to virtual data structures associated with each of the one or more nodes. The cached data is then generally maintained in these virtual data structures on the network for the expected period of time.

System for triggering cross channel data caching on network nodes

Aspects of the disclosure relate to an automatic teller machine (ATM) network. A computing device may monitor operations in the ATM network. The computing device may determine an ATM refill route for a cash truck based on the monitoring the ATM network and/or based on refill notifications sent by an ATM. An ATM may communicate with a second ATM to pre-stage a user transaction at the second ATM.

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Hyderabad Telangana, India

Ravikiran Subramanya Rao