Systems and methods for multi-factor authentication using device tracking and identity verification
AssigneeCapital One Services, LLC
InventorsJeffrey RULE, Kevin OSBORN, Wayne LUTZ
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AssigneeCapital One Services, LLC
InventorsJeffrey RULE, Kevin OSBORN, Wayne LUTZ
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Systems and methods are directed to a modified device configuration for disposing a NFC compatible user card within a NFC field of a user mobile device so as to enable continuous proximity monitoring based on a status of an NFC link established between the card and the mobile device. The modified device configuration may be utilized to implement card tracking functionality by using a mobile application, running on the mobile device, to generate a timestamp upon detection of change in a connectivity status of the NFC link to the card. The timestamp NFC connectivity data may then be paired with mobile device GPS coordinates, concurrently retrieved from one or more mobile GPS-based navigation applications, to facilitate card tracking functionality as well as multi-factor validation for electronic transactions initiated by the NFC compatible card and/or the mobile device.
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A system for implementing multi-factor transaction authentication, comprising:
A method for multi-factor transaction authentication, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-accessible medium containing executable instructions, wherein, when executed by a computer hardware arrangement comprising a processor, a near field communication (NFC) reader, and a structural element for storing a user card within a NFC range of the computer hardware arrangement, the instructions cause the computer hardware arrangement to perform procedures comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.