Authenticating activities of accounts

A system, comprising:

• a non-transitory memory;
• and
• one or more hardware processors coupled to the non-transitory memory and configured to read instructions from the non-transitory memory to cause the system to perform operations comprising:
• receiving location data from a Global Positioning System (GPS) unit of a vehicle of a user;
• detecting, based on the received location data, that the vehicle has moved from a first location to a second location;
• receiving a request from the user to conduct a type of transaction at the second location;
• determining, based on historical data associated with the user and the vehicle, that the user has historically made a plurality of requests to conduct the type of transaction when or after the vehicle has reached the second location from the first location, and that the plurality of requests to conduct the type of transaction has been historically granted in response to receiving a requested set of authentication credentials from the user;
• and
• automatically granting, in response to the determining, the request to conduct the type of transaction without receiving all of the requested set of authentication credentials from the user.

A method, comprising:

• monitoring, at least in part via one or more location sensors of an apparatus of a user, a movement of the user;
• detecting, based on the monitoring, that the user has moved from a first location to a second location;
• based on the detecting, determining a first activity of the user;
• accessing historical activity data associated with the user;
• determining, based on the historical activity data, that after engaging in the first activity previously, the user had been granted an access to an account of the user at least a first number of times, wherein a first set of authentication credentials was received from the user each time the access was granted to the user;
• and
• automatically granting, based on the determining the user had been granted an access to an account of the user at least a first number of times and to the user, a new access to the account of the user in response to receiving a second set of authentication credentials, the second set of authentication credentials containing a subset, but not all, of the first set of authentication credentials.