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US 12,423,675 B2Granted
Combination payment card and methods thereof
AssigneeWorldpay, LLC
InventorsBryan T. Bailey, Edward D. Paciolla
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Abstract
Systems and methods for processing payment transactions using combination payment cards. The combination payment card is associated with an open-loop account and one or more closed-loop accounts. Transaction information is received from a point-of-sale device. At least one of the closed-loop and open-loop account is debited.
Claims18
A method comprising:
- receiving, by one or more acquirer processors, an authorization request for an electronic transaction associated with a combination transaction vehicle from a point-of-sale device, wherein the authorization request includes account information;
- determining, by the one or more acquirer processors, that the authorization request identifies the combination transaction vehicle by cross-referencing the account information associated with the authorization request against a list of combination transaction vehicles, wherein the combination transaction vehicle is associated with an open-loop account and a closed-loop account;
- determining, by the one or more acquirer processors, whether to authorize the electronic transaction as an open-loop transaction, a closed-loop transaction, or a combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction, based on (i) association information between the electronic transaction, a merchant, the open-loop account, and the closed-loop account, and (ii) resource information in the open-loop account and the closed-loop account to complete the electronic transaction;
- authorizing, by the one or more acquirer processors, the electronic transaction as the combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction upon determining the electronic transaction is associated with the closed-loop account with insufficient account balance to cover the electronic transaction, and the open-loop account has sufficient funds to cover an amount of deficiency to complete the electronic transaction;
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- causing, by the one or more acquirer processors, a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the closed-loop transaction, and a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the open-loop transaction to cover the amount of deficiency in the closed-loop account.
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A device comprising:
- a memory configured to store instructions;
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- one or more acquirer processors configured to execute the instructions to perform operations comprising:
- receiving an authorization request for an electronic transaction associated with a combination transaction vehicle from a point-of-sale device, wherein the authorization request includes account information;
- determining that the authorization request identifies the combination transaction vehicle by cross-referencing the account information associated with the authorization request against a list of combination transaction vehicles, wherein the combination transaction vehicle is associated with an open-loop account and a closed-loop account;
- determining whether to authorize the electronic transaction as an open-loop transaction, a closed-loop transaction, or a combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction, based on (i) association information between the electronic transaction, a merchant, the open-loop account, and the closed-loop account, and (ii) resource information in the open-loop account and the closed-loop account to complete the electronic transaction;
- authorizing the electronic transaction as the combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction upon determining the electronic transaction is associated with the closed-loop account with insufficient account balance to cover the electronic transaction, and the open-loop account has sufficient funds to cover an amount of deficiency to complete the electronic transaction;
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- causing a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the closed-loop transaction, and a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the open-loop transaction to cover the amount of deficiency in the closed-loop account.
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A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon which, when executed by one or more acquirer processors, cause the one or more acquirer processors to perform operations comprising:
- receiving an authorization request for an electronic transaction associated with a combination transaction vehicle from a point-of-sale device, wherein the authorization request includes account information;
- determining that the authorization request identifies the combination transaction vehicle by cross-referencing the account information associated with the authorization request against a list of combination transaction vehicles, wherein the combination transaction vehicle is associated with an open-loop account and a closed-loop account;
- determining whether to authorize the electronic transaction as an open-loop transaction, a closed-loop transaction, or a combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction, based on (i) association information between the electronic transaction, a merchant, the open-loop account, and the closed-loop account, and (ii) resource information in the open-loop account and the closed-loop account to complete the electronic transaction;
- authorizing the electronic transaction as the combination of the open-loop transaction and the closed-loop transaction upon determining the electronic transaction is associated with the closed-loop account with insufficient account balance to cover the electronic transaction, and the open-loop account has sufficient funds to cover an amount of deficiency to complete the electronic transaction;
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- causing a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the closed-loop transaction, and a partial approval of the electronic transaction as the open-loop transaction to cover the amount of deficiency in the closed-loop account.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.