Bank of America Corporation

Shashank Kumar Bajpai

Partha Sarathi Dhar

Michael D Fleischer

Benjamin Porter

Valerie Cozart

Marcey Donnelly

Swarn Deep

Huy Tran

Scott Beavers

Manivannan Perumalswami

Joyce Ashley

Mark Wheelwright

Jeff Hogue

Rose Brunner

Uma Sheela

Adam S Jones

Moran Ludwig

Navneet Tyagi

Daniel Lee Wadsworth

Edward G Connell

Hirenkumar R Patel

Amanda Jines

Kanaka Subramaniam Kunjithapatham

Alexander W Flynn

Venugopal Ramini

Adam Jones

Nisha Dahiya

Divya Nagarajan

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for authorizing devices using a decentralized node database. The present disclosure is configured to initiate an authorization request to a resource server, wherein the authorization request comprises encrypted client credentials, and wherein the client credentials are transmitted from a client device; assign roles to nodes, wherein the roles are assigned randomly to the nodes; validate, using the nodes, the client credentials; create a smart contract, wherein the smart contract comprises the authorization request and an authorization mechanism; generate a side chain, wherein the side chain comprises a hash code, the authorization request, and the authorization mechanism; validate, using the hash code, the client device; and generate an encryption key, wherein the client device uses the encryption key to access the resource server.

Systems and methods for authorizing devices using a decentralized node database

Aspects of the disclosure relate to dynamic model configuration and execution. A computing platform may receive first model data comprising first model execution configuration data and first model output configuration data. The computing platform may generate a first model based on the first model execution configuration data. The computing platform may distribute, to a plurality of computing platforms, the first model, the first model execution configuration data, and the first model output configuration data. The computing platform may receive a second request to execute one or more models from a third computing platform. The computing platform may receive, from the third computing platform, first model execution data. The computing platform may execute the first model based on the first model execution data and the first model execution configuration data to generate a first model output score.

Dynamic multi-platform model generation and deployment system

A process orchestration and dynamic data acquisition system may allow process flows to be flexible and to customer or product requirements based on rules obtained from a rule management system. The process orchestrator may be driven based on an updatable and dynamic set of business rules to allow for quick changes to the process flow. Through the business rules the process orchestrator retrieves and processes data necessary to the process based on a customer request and/or product or service provided. The process orchestrator provides dynamic data aggregation from both internal and external data sources, through calling re-useable processes instantiated by the process host system and continuously adapts the process flow to meet the unique needs of each request input and results returned from each dynamic process call.

Process orchestration and dynamic data acquisition system

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Shashank Kumar Bajpai