System and method for enabling multiple auxiliary use of an access token of a user by another entity to facilitate an action of the user

A method comprising:

• in response to detecting a token-owner-initiated request to use a single-use token for a transaction associated with a token owner user with a third-party entity, deactivating use of the single-use token by the token owner user for any other transaction and configuring the single-use token for multiple auxiliary uses by the third-party entity for the transaction such that (i) the third-party entity is added as an auxiliary entity that is approved to use the single-use token to complete the transaction associated with the token owner user, and (ii) the single-use token is configured with a resource amount as a resource amount usage threshold associated with the transaction and with a plural number of uses by the third-party entity as a usage count threshold associated with the transaction, wherein the transaction comprises multiple subparts;
• after granting a first third-party request of the third-party entity to use the single-use token for a first subpart of the transaction, receiving a second third-party request of the third-party entity to continue use of the single-use token for a second subpart of the transaction, the first subpart of the transaction corresponding to a first amount of resources, the second subpart corresponding to a second amount of resources;
• determining that a sum comprising the first amount and the second amount would not exceed the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token and a cumulative number of third-party requests of the third-party entity for the transaction would not exceed the usage count threshold;
• granting the second third-party request to use the single-use token based on the determination that the sum would not exceed the single-use token's resource amount usage threshold associated with the transaction and the cumulative number of third-party requests for the transaction would not exceed the single-use token's usage count threshold associated with the transaction;
• after granting the first and second third-party requests of the third-party entity, receiving at least one other third-party request of the third-party entity to use the single-use token for at least one other subpart of the transaction;
• in response to receiving the at least one other third-party request, processing at least one other resource amount of the at least one other third-party request against the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token;
• and
• in response to the at least one other third-party request cumulatively exceeding the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token, denying the at least one other third-party request.

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium comprising instructions that when executed by one or more processors, causes operations comprising:

• in response to detecting a token-owner-initiated request to use a single-use token for a transaction associated with a token owner user with a third-party entity, deactivating use of the single-use token by the token owner user for any other transaction and configuring the single-use token for multiple auxiliary uses by the third-party entity for the transaction such that (i) the third-party entity is added as an auxiliary entity that is approved to use the single-use token to complete the transaction associated with the token owner user, and (ii) the single-use token is configured with a resource amount as a resource amount usage threshold associated with the transaction and with a plural number of uses by the third-party entity as a usage count threshold associated with the transaction, wherein the transaction comprises multiple subparts;
• after granting a first third-party request of the third-party entity to use the single-use token for a first subpart of the transaction, receiving a second third-party request of the third-party entity to continue use of the single-use token for a second subpart of the transaction, the first subpart of the transaction corresponding to a first amount of resources, the second subpart corresponding to a second amount of resources;
• determining whether a sum comprising the first amount and the second amount would exceed the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token and whether a cumulative number of third-party requests of the third-party entity for the transaction would exceed the usage count threshold;
• granting the second third-party request to use the single-use token based on a determination that the sum would not exceed the single-use token's resource amount usage threshold associated with the transaction and the cumulative number of third-party requests for the transaction would not exceed the single-use token's usage count threshold associated with the transaction;
• after granting the first and second third-party requests of the third-party entity, receiving at least one other third-party request of the third-party entity to use the single-use token for at least one other subpart of the transaction;
• in response to receiving the at least one other third-party request, processing at least one other resource amount of the at least one other third-party request against the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token;
• and
• in response to the at least one other third-party request cumulatively exceeding the resource amount usage threshold of the single-use token, denying the at least one other third-party request.