Methods and systems for validating mobile devices of customers via third parties

A system comprising:

• memory configured to store computer-executable instructions;
• and
• one or more processing devices in communication with the memory, the one or more processing devices configured to execute the computer-executable instructions to perform operations comprising:
• detecting a communication corresponding to a connection event associated with a user device;
• receiving a first device fingerprint of the user device through a first communication path;
• comparing the first device fingerprint with a second device fingerprint received separately from the first device fingerprint;
• when the first device fingerprint matches the second device fingerprint, determining that an authentication status of the user device is verified;
• when the first device fingerprint does not match the second device fingerprint:
• requesting a first subscriber identification associated with the user device through a second communication path that is distinct from the first communication path;
• receiving the first subscriber identification associated with the user device;
• comparing the first subscriber identification with a second subscriber identification received separately from the first subscriber identification;
• when the first subscriber identification matches the second subscriber identification, determining that the authentication status of the user device is verified;
• and
• causing a transaction to be executed based at least in part on the authentication status being verified or to not be executed based at least in part on the authentication status being unverified;
• wherein each of the first device fingerprint and the second device fingerprint includes one or more of:
• a user location, a device name, a device type, a device location, a screen size, a network name, a capacity figure, an available capacity figure, an operating system name, an operating system version, a carrier identification, a model identification, a serial number, a mobile app installed, a contact, a cookie, a flash object, a browser plugin, a gyro status, a Bluetooth adapter, or a MAC address.

One or more machine-readable storage devices for storing machine-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processing devices, cause the one or more processing devices to perform operations comprising:

• detecting a communication corresponding to a connection event associated with a user device;
• receiving a first device fingerprint of the user device through a first communication path;
• comparing the first device fingerprint with a second device fingerprint received separately from the first device fingerprint;
• when the first device fingerprint matches the second device fingerprint, determining that an authentication status of the user device is verified;
• when the first device fingerprint does not match the second device fingerprint:
• requesting a first subscriber identification associated with the user device through a second communication path that is distinct from the first communication path;
• receiving the first subscriber identification associated with the user device;
• comparing the first subscriber identification with a second subscriber identification received separately from the first subscriber identification;
• when the first subscriber identification matches the second subscriber identification, determining that the authentication status of the user device is verified;
• and
• causing a transaction to be executed based at least in part on the authentication status being verified or to not be executed based at least in part on the authentication status being unverified;
• wherein each of the first device fingerprint and the second device fingerprint includes one or more of:
• a user location, a device name, a device type, a device location, a screen size, a network name, a capacity figure, an available capacity figure, an operating system name, an operating system version, a carrier identification, a model identification, a serial number, a mobile app installed, a contact, a cookie, a flash object, a browser plugin, a gyro status, a Bluetooth adapter, or a MAC address.