Capital One Services, LLC

Develop for LLC

William Fowler Carroll, Ii

Bryant Alan Yee

Daniel John Marsch

Andrea Montealegre

Card

Provided are approaches for providing multiple user accounts in a same transaction card assembly. The transaction card assembly may include a first card including a first card first side opposite a first card second side, the first card first side including a first pair of magnetic stripes and the first card second side including a first pair of identification chips. The transaction card assembly may further include a second card coupled to the first card, the second card including a second card first side opposite a second card second side, the second card first side including a second pair of magnetic stripes, and the second card second side including a second pair of identification chips. The first and second cards are slidable relative to one another between multiple positions to selectively expose and cover each identification chip of the first and second pairs of identification chips.

Transaction card assembly

The disclosed embodiments provide a payment card. The payment card may have a first face and a second face opposite the first. Additionally, the payment card may comprise a first smart chip, the first smart chip having contacts that are electronically accessible from the first face of the card. The payment card may further comprise a first antenna coupled to the first smart chip, the first antenna providing near-field contactless access to the first smart chip and a second smart chip, the second smart chip having contacts that are electronically accessible from the second face of the card. Additionally, the payment card may comprise a second antenna coupled to the second smart chip, the second antenna providing near-field contactless access to the second smart chip and an RF block that electronically isolates the first antenna and the second antenna from each other.

Multi-faced payment card with partitioned dual smart chips and antennae

A customizable programmable card may comprise a set of visual indicators on a face of the card, wherein each one of the visual indicators indicates a functionality available for instantiation via the card; a short-range communication widget that comprises: a short range communication unit capable of transmitting data to a receiving entity; and a data store that comprises: a set of application identifiers, wherein each application identifier corresponds to one of the set of visual indicators; and, for each of the set of application identifiers, a corresponding set of application data to be used by a corresponding application associated with the application identifier, that causes the corresponding application to be instantiated on the receiving entity, wherein the corresponding set of application data are used as parameters for the instantiated corresponding application.

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Huntington, MD, United States of America

William Fowler Carroll, Ii