Remote image capture with centralized processing and storage
AssigneeCSP Holdings, Inc.
InventorClaudio R. Ballard
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AssigneeCSP Holdings, Inc.
InventorClaudio R. Ballard
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A system for remote data acquisition and centralized processing and storage is disclosed called the DataTreasury.TM. System. The DataTreasury.TM. System provides comprehensive support for the processing of documents and electronic data associated with different applications including sale, business, banking and general consumer transactions. The system retrieves transaction data such as credit card receipts checks in either electronic or paper form at one or more remote locations, encrypts the data, transmits the encrypted data to a central location, transforms the data to a usable form, performs identification verification using signature data and biometric data, generates informative reports from the data and transmits the informative reports to the remote location(s). The DataTreasury.TM. System has many advantageous features which work together to provide high performance, security, reliability, fault tolerance and low cost. First, the network architecture facilitates secure communication between the remote location(s) and the central processing facility. A dynamic address assignment algorithm performs load balancing among the system's servers for faster performance and higher utilization. Finally, a partitioning scheme improves the error correction process.
A system for central management, storage and report generation of remotely captured paper transactions from checks comprising:
A method for central management, storage and verification of remotely captured paper transactions from checks comprising the steps of:
A system for central management, storage and report generation of remotely captured paper transactions from checks comprising:
A method for central management, storage and verification of remotely captured paper transactions from checks comprising the steps of:
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