Systems and methods for authentication of physical access tokens at access terminals
OwnerStanley Kevin Milesinventor
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In certain embodiments, a physical network access token at a network access terminal may be authenticated for modification of records at a remote server system. In some embodiments, a set of records and counterpart records having the same record identifiers and resource amounts may be stored independently on a physical token or user device and the remote server system. When a connection is established between an access terminal and the physical token (e.g., for authenticating a modification of record(s)), the access terminal may transmit input data to the token, which may use the input data with the records stored on the token to generate authentication data, which may be used by the remote server to authenticate a network action requested via the token.
A stored value card for facilitating authentication at a network access terminal for modification of network records at a remote server system to prevent malicious or unauthorized access to associated resources, the stored value card comprising:
A method comprising:
One or more non-transitory, computer-readable media comprising instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause operations comprising:
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