Mastercard International Incorporated

Shweta Khattar

Ankur Arora

Jaipal Singh Kumawat

Teja Chebrole

Sourabh Kumar Maheshwari

Amit Gupta

A system and a method for optimizing supply of rental vehicles, comprising receiving customer data associated with a plurality of customers from a plurality of sources; classifying the customers into a plurality of segments, based on said data, each segment being indicative of vehicle rental preferences of customers in the segment; determining whether any customers have already opted for a vehicle rental; determining the destination and source location of the customer and predicting likely vehicle demand for different vehicles based on said classification and said determination.

System and method for optimizing supply of rental vehicles

The present disclosure generally relates to an electronic system and method for management of cash in automated teller machines (ATMs). The system comprises a server operative within a financial network, the server including a processor and a memory configured to store computer-readable instructions. When the instructions are executed, the processor performs steps of the method, comprising: obtaining location data and historical data on cash withdrawals of each ATM of the financial network; identifying a group of ATMs within a predefined zone based on the location data; calculating an expected combined cash withdrawal amount of the group of ATMs for a subsequent time period based on the cash withdrawals historical data; and computing cash replenishment details for a subset of the group of ATMs based on the expected combined cash withdrawal amount, wherein the cash replenishment details aims to maintain a positive cash balance in the subset of ATMs during the subsequent time period.

Electronic system and method for ATM cash management

For each of multiple customers, a computer system constructs a customer preference model using transactional level data relating to purchases the customers have made using respective payment cards. The computer system has access to a database with merchant data, including profiles of merchants. Upon the customer contacting the computer system in respect of a specific product, the computer system (or an application running on a communication device of the customer which is able to access the customer's preference model and the database of merchant data) uses the customer preference model to match the customer to merchants who offer the product and who have profile matching the customer's preference model. The customer may provide details of his/her payment card identify the customer to the computer system.

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Shweta Khattar