Dynamic item allocation using real-time data and feedback
AssigneeLionsoul Global Inc.
InventorsAlexey Bulavin, Jerome Edward Gudgeon
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AssigneeLionsoul Global Inc.
InventorsAlexey Bulavin, Jerome Edward Gudgeon
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A computer-implemented platform executes digital-item exchanges by dynamically selecting and interacting with third-party service providers. A service selection module continuously gathers real-time metrics (e.g., API response times, availability, price) and feedback metrics (e.g., error rates, user ratings) for each candidate provider and computes two core scores: an overall score, reflecting provider speed, reliability, and reputation, and a pair score, which further incorporates liquidity and price suitability for a specific digital-item pair. Providers are chosen based on the highest pair score for each exchange request, and if an exchange attempt fails, the module automatically recalculates pair scores and retries the request with the next-best provider, thereby ensuring resilience against performance changes.
A computer-implemented method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a computing system, cause the computing system to perform operations comprising:
A computing system comprising:
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