Systems and methods for triggering location-based mobile device events using geo-fencing
AssigneeMastercard International Incorporated
InventorsShawn Mehrhoff, Madeline Mueller, Christopher T. Scholl
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AssigneeMastercard International Incorporated
InventorsShawn Mehrhoff, Madeline Mueller, Christopher T. Scholl
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A transportation controller (TC) computing system for monitoring a user computing device location and triggering location-based events using geo-fencing is provided. The TC computing system includes at least one TC computing device configured to register a customer with a transportation controller (TC) service using registration data received from a user computing device associated with the customer. The TC computing device is also configured to receive, in response to the user computing device detecting a first geo-fence, first travel data associated with a trip of the customer. The TC computing device is further configured to validate the trip using the first travel data, receive, in response to the user computing device detecting a second geo-fence, second travel data associated with the trip of the customer, and determine a first transaction amount for the trip based on the first travel data and the second travel data.
A transportation controller (TC) computing system for monitoring a user computing device location and triggering location-based events using geo-fencing, the TC computing system comprising at least one transportation controller (TC) computing device including at least one processor communicatively coupled to a database, the at least one processor configured to:
A computer-implemented method for monitoring a user computing device location and triggering location-based events using geo-fencing, the method implemented by at least one transportation controller (TC) computing device including at least one processor communication with a database, said method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon, wherein when executed by at least one transportation controller (TC) computing device including at least one processor in communication with a database, the computer-executable instructions cause the TC computing device to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.