Ipco 2012 Limited

Robert Boothby

Nilesh Upadhye

Sunil Peenikal

Sudarshan Thalenjeri

Andy Yardley

Provided herein is a method for delivering web content to a computer user where the computer user must provide data for verification. A control presented by a first web page provided by a requesting server of a requesting party may be selected to request a further web page where data may be entered that requires verification. The requesting server may redirect the computer user to a verifying server that may provide a second web page to fulfil the request for the further web page. The second web page may be presented as a foreground window positioned over a backdrop frame. The foreground window may be provided with fields for entering the data and the backdrop frame may be provided by the requesting party. The verifying server may verify data entered in the foreground window and may send the requesting server a notification as to whether the verification was successful.

Generation of web pages for verification of data

A method of generating a plurality of different one time tokens, the method including acquiring a first numerical value from a predetermined sequence of consecutive numerical values, applying format preserving encryption to the acquired first numerical value to generate a first numerical one time token; acquiring a second numerical value from the predetermined sequence of consecutive numerical values, the acquired second numerical value being different to the acquired first numerical value, and applying the format preserving encryption to the acquired second numerical value to generate a second numerical one time token.

Generating a plurality of one time tokens

Provided herein is a method of facilitating a transaction between a payer and a payee using a push payment. The payee sends a request for a payment identification code to a payment agent with payment information. The payment agent generates a unique payment identification code and stores the code along with the associated payment information, and sends the payment identification code to the payee who provides the code to the payer. The payer sends the payment identification code to a financial institution that forwards the code to the payment agent, which uses the code to retrieve the previously stored payment information, and sends the information to the financial institution who forwards the information to the payer. The payer may review information and send a request to pay message including the code to the financial institution, which then arranges for a push payment from the payer to the payee.

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Robert Boothby