Google Inc.

Mastercard International Incorporated

Ryan Watkins

Kai P Johnson

Stephen Kuhn

Daniel L Lipton

Maurice David Liscia

Sachin Ahuja

Harjender Singh

Edward Neil Livingston

Michael D McCarthy

Holger Kunkat

Tomasz Blachowicz

Systems and methods are provided for use in implementing a common domain to provide recognition of users. One example computer-implemented method includes receiving a recognition token associated with a profile and setting, via a browser accessing a common domain, a cookie in the browser where the cookie includes a recognition token. The method also includes, in response to a request for a service, via a user, through the browser accessing an entity domain associated with an entity, accessing the common domain and accessing, via the browser accessing the common domain, the cookie and submitting the cookie to a common domain server. The method further includes receiving, from the common domain server, a federated ID token associated with the recognition token for the service and retrieving, via the browser, the profile associated with the user based on the federated ID token.

Systems and methods for use in imposing a common domain

Systems and methods are provided for facilitating network transactions. One exemplary method includes converting, by a communication device, a request from a remote payment initiator associated with a merchant into a message to a payment network, via a software development kit (SDK) executed by a web browser of the communication device. The request is associated with a transaction to a payment account and includes at least one of: a browser cookie, a payment account number associated with the payment account, a card ID for the payment account, and a payment ID for the transaction. And, the message includes the at least one of: the browser cookie, the payment account number, the card ID, and the payment ID.

Systems and methods for use in facilitating network transactions

Mobile devices, methods, and computer-program products are provided for prioritizing data sets. A transmission is received from a proximity broadcasting device. The transmission is a data packet that includes a unique identifier corresponding to the proximity broadcasting device. A proximity broadcasting system corresponding to the proximity broadcasting device is identified based on the unique identifier. At least one transaction data set corresponding to the proximity broadcasting system is selected from among a plurality of transaction data sets. The at least one transaction data set is prioritized above the remaining transaction data sets in a hierarchical order.

Mobile devices, methods, and computer program products for prioritizing data sets

Systems, methods, and computer program products are provided for providing a third party service via a wallet client. Service provider information is received from a service provider and stored in a wallet client database. Based on the service provider information, a wallet client is authenticated with a service provider system, a communication session is established, and a servicing environment is invoked.

Systems, methods, and computer program products for integrating third party services with a mobile wallet

Systems, methods, and computer program products are provided for using proximity sensing systems, such as Bluetooth low energy (LE) beacons, to uniquely identify remote computing systems, such as point of sale terminals. A mobile device includes an antenna, a baseband modem, and a contactless frontend, and is able to perform near-field communication transactions. The mobile device antenna receives radio communications from one or more Bluetooth LE beacons, the transmissions including data packets with a unique identifier. The mobile device calculates the signal strength of the one or more Bluetooth LE beacons at a time proximate to when a near-field communication transaction is initiated. The mobile device stores in its memory the data packet associated with the Bluetooth LE beacon broadcasting the strongest signal.

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Ryan Watkins