On-boarding server for authorizing an entity to effect electronic payments
AssigneeThe Toronto-Dominion Bank
InventorsRobert Hayhow, Jeffrey Aaron Ecker, Igor Elkhinovich, Keith Willard
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AssigneeThe Toronto-Dominion Bank
InventorsRobert Hayhow, Jeffrey Aaron Ecker, Igor Elkhinovich, Keith Willard
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An on-boarding server is configured to receive a data set and a manufacturer identifier from a communications device, validate an identity of an entity from the data set, and locate a first terminal cryptographic key associated with the manufacturer identifier in a terminal database. The on-boarding server is configured to confirm, using the located first terminal cryptographic key, that the manufacturer identifier received from the communications device was signed with a second terminal cryptographic key. The located first terminal cryptographic key and the second terminal cryptographic key are an asymmetric cryptographic key pair. The on-boarding server is configured to determine an acquirer server from the data set, and authorize the entity to effect electronic payments by providing the communications device with a merchant identifier and transmitting the merchant identifier to the acquirer server.
An on-boarding server comprising:
A method of authorizing an entity to receive electronic payment, comprising:
A non-transient computer-readable medium storing a terminal database and further storing processing instructions, which when executed by a processing unit of a computer, cause the processing unit to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.