Distributed computing entity for detecting discrepancies between calculations performed by various processing instances

Abstract

A distributed transaction management computing system is configured for detecting transaction-specific data discrepancies that result from data calculations performed by different processing instances executing on geographically-distributed computing entities. The transaction-specific data discrepancies are identified via a network-accessible operations computing entity in electronic communication with a plurality of geographically-distributed edge computing entities. The operations computing entity defines at least two separate processing instances, wherein a first processing instance is configured to generate secondary data for individual transactions in the event that the edge computing entities do not themselves generate the transaction-specific secondary data; and wherein a second processing instance is configured to generate audit data for individual transactions. The operations computing entity compares the audit data and the secondary data for individual transactions to identify discrepancies therebetween that may arise from differences in data generation methodologies performed by the edge computing entities and the multiple operations computing entity processing instances.