Fiserv Incorporated

Other

Greenlight Financial Technology, Inc.

Reachable, Inc.

Timothy J Sheehan

Todd Christopher Barlok

Leah Phillips Kenyon

Richard Stafford

Christian Michael Bates

Melissa Murphy

Paul Samuel Stevens, Jr

A purchase approval platform may be provided. Embodiments of the present disclosure may receive, from a requestor, a purchase request comprising request details. The purchase request may then be provided to the decision maker. The decision maker may be enabled to approve or decline approval of the purchase request from the decision maker. Upon receiving an approval, the platform may receive checkout details associated with the purchase request. The platform may compare the checkout details to the request details. If the checkout details match the request details, the platform may enable a completion of a transaction associated with the purchase request.

Method, non-transitory computer-readable medium, and system for payment approval

Systems and methods that receive one or more images and based at least in part on the received images, identify information associated with a payment instrument. The information associated with the payment instrument may be stored in a payment instrument repository, such as an electronic wallet (eWallet), associated with a user. The eWallet may be accessed by the user to add, delete, or modify payment instruments and associated information in the eWallet. The eWallet may further be used by the use to initiate a financial transaction using one or more of the payment instruments associated with the eWallet.

Systems and methods for electronic payment instrument repository

A computer-implemented method for determining a connection ranking value between entities includes receiving private information from a user, and retrieving public information from publicly available sources. The method also includes matching the public information with the private information, generating a graph database with the public and private information, establishing at least one search criteria, and generating a connection ranking value between entities in the graph database based on the search criteria.

Systems and methods for ranking user defined targets in a universal graph database

Aperture sighting device for a firearm

The present invention is directed to a sighting device having an aperture with a series of visual reference points framing the aperture that are used in concert with a vertical front sight to quickly acquire and precisely aim a firearm at a target. The visual reference points framing the aperture are readily discernable to a shooter, even though the reference points and the aperture may be visually out of focus as the shooter concentrates on the target. The visual reference points framing the aperture are in the form of edges, angles, and vertices that take advantage of the human eye's natural acuity for angular geometric shapes as the shooter visually coordinates the position of the present invention with the vertical front sight and a target. The unobstructed field of view provided by the aperture portion of the present invention combined with readily discernable geometrically shaped visual reference points framing the aperture assist the shooter in precisely aiming a firearm, or other projectile propulsion device, at a target. In addition, rapid and accurate adjustments, or refinements, in the shooter's aim at a target are readily effected with the present invention.

Aperture gun sights

Gun sight

Aperture gun sight

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Sedona, AZ, United States of America

Timothy J Sheehan