Methods and systems for utilizing hardware-secured receptacle devices
AssigneeAres Technologies, Inc.
InventorChristian T. Wentz
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Abstract
A system for using hardware-secured receptacle devices includes a transfer processing device configured to store transfer method data associated with user on at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device, receive user authentication credentials from a user, authenticate user identity as a function of the user authentication credentials, retrieve a transfer authorization from the at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device as a function of the transfer method data, generate a transfer as a function of the transfer authorization.
Claims20
A method of using hardware-secured receptacle devices, the method comprising:
- storing, by a transfer processing device, transfer method data associated with user on at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device;
- receiving, by the transfer processing device, user authentication credentials from a user;
- authenticating, by the transfer processing device, user identity as a function of the user authentication credentials;
- retrieving, by the transfer processing device, a transfer authorization from the at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device as a function of the transfer method data;
- and
- generating, by the transfer processing device, a transfer as a function of the transfer authorization.
The method of claim 17, wherein encryption further comprises encryption using a public key linked to transfer processing device.
The method of claim 17, wherein transfer method data is encrypted using a key linked to at least a verified device.
The method of claim 29, wherein the transfer authorization includes a secure timestamp.
A system for using hardware-secured receptacle devices, the system comprising a transfer processing device configured to:
- store transfer method data associated with user on at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device;
- receive user authentication credentials from a user;
- authenticate user identity as a function of the user authentication credentials;
- retrieve a transfer authorization from the at least a cryptographically secured receptacle device as a function of the transfer method data;
- and
- generate a transfer as a function of the transfer authorization.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.