An information processing system includes a processor configured to cancel a first reservation of a place made by a first person for a time window in a case where a predetermined condition is met, and in a case where the first reservation has been cancelled, transmit information indicating that the place has become available to a second person who made a second reservation of the place for a time window different from the time window of the first reservation.

In order to improve efficiency of an operation of a cash handling system and reduce the labor required for the operation, a POS register receives an input of a cash-out amount, and an input of a charge amount. The POS register reads a debit card ID from a debit card, and transmits a settlement request including the debit card ID and a settlement amount to a management server. Upon receiving the settlement request, the management server withdraws the settlement amount from an account, and transmits a settlement permission to the POS register. Upon receiving the settlement permission from the management server, the POS register performs charge of electronic money, and transmits a dispensing instruction for the cash-out amount to a change machine. The change machine receives the dispensing instruction and dispenses cash.

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for generating title reports in standardized formats and providing an environment for exchanging the title reports. The system can receive property documents from a plurality of sources. The property documents can be appended with metadata so as to enable the system to order the property documents within a title report. In some examples, generated title reports can accessible within a cloud environment for requesting entities to access.

In some embodiments, systems, apparatuses and methods are provided herein useful to provide charge allocation for split tender transactions. In some embodiments, a system includes a payment rules database, a product database, a customer database, a network interface, and a control circuit. In some embodiments, the control circuit: retrieves payment instruments associated with a customer account; retrieves eligibility rules associated with the payment instruments; receives a list of products for purchase; determines an allocation order for the payment instruments; determines a charge allocation between the payment instruments; causes the charge allocation to be displayed via a user payment user interface on a user device; and processes a transaction using two or more of the payment instruments based on the charge allocation.

A usage rule specifies a number of tokens to access a vehicle. Authorization of a request to access the vehicle is based on receiving the number of tokens specified by the usage rule. The request is stored to an electronic ledger. Actuation of the vehicle is based on the request being authorized. An allocation rule specifies the number of tokens allocated to each of an entity and the vehicle based on the request. Allocation of tokens to the entity and the vehicle is based on the allocation rule.

A service computing device is provided for efficiently authenticating, verifying, and distributing subtasks or microtasks in a peer-to-peer network or distributed network. Also provided are computing devices with varying capabilities with respect to the performance of such tasks, such that enhancing efficiency in the authentication, verification, and/or distribution may enhance device efficiency and/or overall network efficiency. Processors or processor elements many be configured with differing capabilities to perform various types of the subtasks or microtasks such that proper distribution of such subtasks and microtasks may be required for completion of a complex task with enhanced efficiency. Probabilistic authentication or classification-based verification may be employed by the service computing device in performing its functions.

The concepts and technologies disclosed herein are a photography composition service. According to one aspect disclosed herein, a requester device can create, on behalf of a requester user, a request for a photograph to be captured by a provider user via a provider device. The request can specify a composition template to be used by the provider user to capture the photograph. The request can further specify an offer to the provider user in compensation for capturing the photograph. The requester device can provide the request to the provider device. The requester device can determine if the offer was accepted. In response to determining that the offer was accepted, the requester device can notify the requester user that the offer was accepted. The requester device can receive the photograph and fulfill the offer to the provider user in compensation for the provider user capturing the photograph.

Intelligent application of reserves to transactions are described. In an example, server(s) associated with a payment processing service receive, from a point-of-sale (POS) device operated by a merchant, transaction data associated with a payment transaction between the merchant and a customer. Based on a predictive model, the server(s) can determine a level of risk associated with the merchant and/or the payment transaction and can determine a portion of the transaction to withhold from a settlement amount of the payment transaction based at least in part on the level of risk. The portion can be deposited into a reserves account associated with the payment processing service to satisfy costs associated with chargeback requests.

Methods and apparatus provide digital media with spatial audio to a blockchain. The blockchain network executes a decentralized application (Dapp) with a user interface (UI) that enables a user to select audio for spatialization and uploading to the blockchain. The spatial audio transmits to the blockchain network to reduce processing and transmission of network data.

A user may purchase a subscription service online, which may be purchased as a gift for a gift recipient. At the end of the gifted subscription, the gift recipient may wish to continue the subscription without interruption. However, the subscription order may be stored in memory in association with the purchaser, and there may be no way to automatically link, in memory, the data in a gift subscription order and the data in a new subscription ordered by the gift recipient. In some embodiments, data associated with a subscription order includes a subscription transfer object, which stores subscription information specific to the subscription recipient and omits personal information associated with the purchaser. In some embodiments, a subscription identifier is issued to the recipient, which, when provided to the platform, allows the subscription transfer object to be transferred over to a new subscription for the recipient.