Bank of America Corporation

Russell Kendall

Cameron Darnell Wadley

Willard H Waldron, Iii

Donald Joseph Cardinal

James Heddleson

Julie Kisselburg Johnson

Richard McKinnon

A combination OLED display is provided. The combination OLED display may include a first device. The first device may include a first OLED display. The combination OLED display may include a second device. The second device may include a second OLED display. The first OLED display may communicate with the second OLED display. The first OLED display and the second OLED display may be within a predetermined proximity of one another. The first OLED display and the second OLED display may be configured to display a contiguous application and/or image.

Combination organic light emitting diode ('OLED') device

A foldable circuit board that includes OLED display technology is provided. Apparatus may include embedded card reading technology (e.g., EMV, magnetic stripe, QR-Reader Technology) into a foldable OLEO-based mobile device. The mobile device may fold, to create a channel for swiping a purchasing instrument. Such a device may provide portable card reading technology and an ability to seamlessly transmit the captured information to a remote server/network for authorization. Such devices may avoid use of an external plug-in device to capture payment instrument information. Also, such devices may revive use of magnetically encoded information which is typically less-expensive-to-manufacture and provides a faster 'swipe' time to read the magnetically encoded information as compared to other technology such as EMV chips.

Foldable organic light emitting diode ('OLED') purchasing instrument reader

Aspects of the invention relate to a smart card that includes an OLED display. The smart card may store data associated with multiple purchasing instruments and utilize the OLED display to present sensitive data associated with a user selected purchasing instrument. In response to the selection, the smart card may transmit sensitive data associated with the selected purchasing instrument. The OLED display may allow the smart card to include a customizable face. The OLED display may present video, colors or any suitable text. For example, the OLED display may present a user's credit limit, rewards or spend categories. Such smart cards may be easily re-branded as a result of the smart card not being permanently tied to an embossed number. New sensitive data may be pushed to the smart card and thereby allow it to be used immediately based on the new sensitive data.

Organic light emitting diode ('OLED') universal plastic

Aspects of the invention relate to a smart check that includes an OLED display. The smart check may store data associated with multiple purchasing instruments and utilize the OLED display to present sensitive data associated with a user selected purchasing instrument. In response to the selection, the smart check may transmit sensitive data associated with the selected purchasing instrument. The smart check may receive power when it is inserted into a card reader. Inserting the smart check into the card reader may launch an application stored on the smart check. The smart check may store a value. The value may be converted into a currency associated with a location of the smart check.

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Russell Kendall