Session-level read your writes consistency among digital data versions in a distributed network

A system comprising:

• at least one processor;
• and
• at least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions thereon that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the system to:
• receive, at a first server from a client computing device participating in a session, a write request to modify digital data;
• generate a session-level user token comprising a write-data version corresponding to the session;
• receive, during the session and at a second server via the client computing device participating in the session, a request to utilize the modified digital data, the request comprising the session-level user token;
• utilize the write-data version of the session-level user token to verify that a digital data repository of the second server reflects the modified digital data;
• provide a response to the client computing device during the session utilizing the modified digital data;
• and
• expire the session-level user token in response to determining that the session has ended or detecting satisfaction of a threshold update status of the digital data across a plurality of servers during the session.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, cause a computing device to:

• receive, at a first server from a client computing device participating in a session, a write request to modify digital data;
• generate a session-level user token comprising a write-data version corresponding to the session;
• receive, during the session and at a second server via the client computing device participating in the session, a request to utilize the modified digital data, the request comprising the session-level user token;
• utilize the write-data version of the session-level user token to verify that a digital data repository of the second server reflects the modified digital data;
• provide a response to the client computing device during the session utilizing the modified digital data;
• and
• expire the session-level user token in response to determining that the session has ended or detecting satisfaction of a threshold update status of the digital data across a plurality of servers during the session.