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Visa Intellectual Service Association

Sanjeev Sharma

Christian Aabye

Oleg Makhotin

Christian Flurscheim

Abhishek Guglani

Erick Wong

Hao Ngo

John F Sheets

Eduardo Lopez

Christopher David Jones

Bharatkumar Patel

Tai Lung Burnnet Or

Jarkko Oskari Sevanto

Jalpesh Chitalia

Thanigaivel Ashwin Raj

Kaushik Kaushi Subramanian

Upendra S Mardikar

Christopher C Jones

Kiushan Pirzadeh

Vishwanath Shastry

Minghua Xu

Chandra Srivastava

Brijendra Singh

Gayathri Venkat

Arvind Santhanaraman

Jose Luis Rios Trevino

Gerald Destremps

Thomas Bellenger

Dmitri Bannikov

Prasanth Yeddula

Mark Cline

Manjush Menon

Christopher Jones

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems and methods for authenticating a user device using an authenticating device that has previously been associated with a user and/or a credential. The user may initiate a transaction at the user device. An authenticating device associated with the transaction may be sent an authentication request corresponding to the user device. The user may indicate whether or not the user device is authenticated utilizing the authenticating device. If the user device is authenticated, the transaction may proceed. If the user device is not authenticated the transaction may be rejected.

System and method utilizing chain of trust

Unknown devices may be bound to an identity using a four step process that involves trusted relationships only between known partner entities and a known user attribute. The identity may be an account, such as a personal account number (PAN). The PAN may be abstracted using a token for use with the device. The unknown device may first be enrolled at a service to establish a cryptographically verifiable identity. A binding request for the enrolled device may be sent to an issuer of the PAN resulting in the issuer generating a challenge. After a successful authentication of the challenge at the token service provider, the binding of the token to the device is complete.

Enhanced consumer device validation

A merchant website includes a QR code button to initiate a payment transaction. The QR code button is selected by a consumer at checkout. If selected, a QR code is generated on a second computing device. The QR code is displayed on a second computing device and contains embedded data such as a token for a PAN stored in a memory of the second computing device and two cryptograms. A webcam in communication with the first computing device is used to scan the QR code. The data embedded in the QR code is passed from the second computing device to the merchant website via the first computing device and used to complete the payment transaction.

Methods and systems for E-commerce payment transactions

A computer-implemented method of communicating with a point of sale terminal. The method includes establishing wireless communication with a point of sale terminal using a first communication channel, and establishing communication with the point of sale terminal using a second communication channel. The method also includes transmitting a first section of communication data via the first communication channel; and transmitting a second section of the communication data using the second communication channel.

Multi-protocol data transfer

Methods and systems for e-commerce payment transactions

Systems and methods provide for communication of transaction data that is formatted according to a transaction type that is support by an access device. First transaction data may be formatted according to a first type of transaction supported by a first access device and second transaction data may be formatted according to a second type of transaction supported by a second access device. The first transaction data may be transmitted over a first communication link to the first access device and the second transaction data may be transmitted to the second access over a second communication link.

Cloud-based transactions methods and systems

Techniques for enhancing the security of a communication device when conducting a transaction using the communication device may include receiving a cryptogram generation key replenishment request that includes transaction log information derived from transaction data stored in a transaction log on a communication device, verifying that the transaction log information in the replenishment request is consistent with the previously received transaction information, and providing a new cryptogram generation key to the communication device in response to verifying the transaction log information in the replenishment request.

Techniques for conducting a transaction in a wireless communication system are described. The techniques may include detecting a transmission from a wireless communication device, determining that the transmission includes a transaction service identifier, and invoking a transaction application associated with the transaction service identifier. The techniques may also include receiving transaction information for a transaction associated with a transaction identifier mapped to the device identifier; and sending a transaction cryptogram from the transaction application to the wireless communication device to conduct the transaction.

Midrange contactless transactions

Embodiments of the invention are directed to methods, systems and devices for providing sensitive user data to a mobile device using an encryption key. For example, a mobile application on a mobile device may receive encrypted sensitive user data from a mobile application server, where the user sensitive data is encrypted with a key from a token server computer. The mobile application may then request that the encrypted payment information be sent to the token server. The mobile device may then receive a payment token associated with the payment information from the token server.

Remote server encrypted data provisioning system and methods

Systems and methods provide for communication of transaction data that is formatted according to a transaction type that is support by an access device. First transaction data may be formatted according to a first type of transaction supported by a first access device and second transaction data may be formatted according to a second type of transaction supported by a second access device. The first transaction data may be transmitted over a first wireless communication link to the first access device and the second transaction data may be transmitted to the second access over a second wireless communication link.

An enhanced data interface (EDI) for communications between an application operating on a communication device and an access device can provide enhanced verification between the communication device and access device. The communication process may include the access device sending a request for available applets to a communication device, and receiving a list of available applets from the communication device. The access device may select an untrusted applet identifier, and provide the selected untrusted applet identifier and an entity identifier associated with the access device to the communication device. The communication device can validate the access device as being authorized to access credentials associated with the selected untrusted applet identifier by comparing the entity identifier to a list of trusted entity identifiers, and provide credentials associated with the selected untrusted applet identifier to the access device.

Enhanced data interface for contactless communications

Techniques for conducting a transaction in a midrange wireless communication system are described. The techniques may include detecting a beacon transmission from a midrange wireless base station, determining that the beacon transmission includes a transaction service identifier, and invoking a transaction application associated with the transaction service identifier. The techniques may also include receiving transaction information for a transaction associated with a transaction identifier mapped to the device identifier; and sending a transaction cryptogram from the transaction application to the midrange wireless base station to conduct the transaction.

Embodiments of the invention are directed to apparatus and methods for providing motion-based communication mode selection on a mobile device. In some embodiments, a mobile device can compare a detected motion of the mobile device to a plurality of predetermined motions. Each of the plurality of predetermined motions being can be associated with a different communication mode of the mobile device. A communication mode associated with the detected motion can be identified by the mobile device based at least in part on the comparison, and the identified communication mode can correspond to a communication protocol. The mobile device can generate a data message in accordance with the communication protocol, and can provide this data message to a receiver device.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Sanjeev Sharma