An example operation includes one or more of transferring, via a blockchain, a digital value from a sender to a receiver, the digital value representing an off-chain transfer of value, monitoring a message flow between the sender and the receiver, detecting a settlement of the off-chain transfer of value based on message content within messages of the message flow, and returning, via the blockchain, the transferred digital value from the receiver to the sender based on the detected settlement.

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for providing rapid approval of blockchain-based transactions. This includes approval of transactions prior to the transaction being written to the blockchain. A transaction system can register with a transaction manager, such as a cloud-based or cloud transaction manager, which can maintain a queue of pending transactions and provide approval for transactions in real-time or near real-time, while later verifying the pending transactions are written into the blockchain as expected. This allows the transaction system to securely confirm the transaction is approved prior to the transaction being written in the blockchain, based on a real-time or near real-time analysis of each customer's corresponding account and transactions.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to event processing. A computing platform may prefetch, prior to receipt of a purchase request, a plurality of pay to addresses (associated with an omnibus account, used to route funds from the omnibus account to a merchant account, and not associated with a particular merchant account when prefetched). The computing platform may receive, from a client, a request to make a purchase from a merchant, and may associate the client and the merchant with one of the prefetched pay to addresses/notify the client of the prefetched pay to address. The computing platform may monitor the prefetched pay to address for receipt of a predefined amount of cryptocurrency associated with the purchase. Upon detecting receipt of the predefined amount of cryptocurrency, the computing platform may transfer funds corresponding to the purchase from the omnibus account to an account for the merchant.

Systems and methods for trusted gaming transactions using blockchain technology, including creating a smart contract defining terms of a particular gaming transaction using a blockchain, activating the smart contract once a threshold amount of game tokens are purchased by participants, and providing a secure game token transferring interface and platform configured to utilize a blockchain protocol to verify ownership and authenticity of the game tokens prior to enabling transferring of the game token from one participant to another participant. A status of the event is monitored using the smart contract, and a payout is initiated to a digital wallet of one or more winning participants by the smart contract upon the occurrence or non-occurrence of a triggering event.

A pervasive advisor for major purchases and other expenditures may detect that a customer is contemplating a major purchase (e.g., through active listening). The advisor may assist the customer with the timing and manner of making the purchase in a way that is financially sensible in view of the customer's financial situation. A customer may be provided with dynamically-updated information in response to recent actions that may affect an approved loan amount and/or interest rate. Underwriting of a loan may be triggered based on the geo-location of the user. Financial advice may be provided to customers to help them meet their goals using information obtained from third party sources, such as purchase options based on particular goals. The pervasive advisor may thus intervene to assist with budgeting, financing, and timing of major expenditures based on the customer's location and on the customer's unique and changing circumstances.

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for recurring auxiliary resource distribution. The present invention may be configured to detect a trigger event associated with a plurality of sources, where the plurality of sources includes a standard source and an auxiliary source, and where the plurality of sources is associated with a user. The present invention may be configured to transform, using a resource transformation engine and based on the trigger event, a first amount of auxiliary resources in the auxiliary source to a second amount of standard resources, deduct the first amount of auxiliary resources from a first balance of the auxiliary source, and add the second amount of standard resources to a second balance of the standard source. The present invention may be configured to perform a resource distribution using the second amount of standard resources from the standard source.

Systems and methods may generally include sending an executable application, which when executed, automatically causes a monetary transfer. An example method may include performing, at a first user device, a handshake with a second user device, receiving, during the handshake, an operating capability of the second user device, and configuring, based on the operating capability of the second user device, an executable application, which when executed, automatically causes a monetary transfer to occur. The configured executable application may be sent to the second user device for execution.

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for providing rapid approval of blockchain-based transactions. This includes approval of transactions prior to the transaction being written to the blockchain. A transaction system can register with a transaction manager, such as a cloud-based or cloud transaction manager, which can maintain a queue of pending transactions and provide approval for transactions in real-time or near real-time, while later verifying the pending transactions are written into the blockchain as expected. This allows the transaction system to securely confirm the transaction is approved prior to the transaction being written in the blockchain, based on a real-time or near real-time analysis of each customer's corresponding account and transactions.

A computer-implemented method to participate in a token transfer process for transferring a first quantity of token from a sender node to a recipient node using a blockchain is disclosed. The token transfer process includes a plurality of participating nodes and execution of a set of indirect token transactions between multiple pairs of the participating nodes. The method is implemented at a participating node and includes: obtaining a subset of the set of indirect token transactions, the subset including only those transactions for which the participating node is either an input node or an output node, wherein the set of indirect token transactions is generated based on the first quantity of tokens and a predefined number of transaction rounds in the token transfer process; for each indirect token transaction in the subset, collaborating with a respective second participating node included in the indirect token transaction to generate a commitment channel for the indirect token transaction between the participating node and the second participating node; and collaborating with all other participating nodes in executing the indirect token transactions of the subset using the generated commitment channels.

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for probing and identifying unique transaction characteristics associated with digital resource exchange platforms. The system identifies the unique characteristics and stores them as digital resource exchange identifiers capable of being cross-referenced with real-time or stored transaction data from multiple transaction channels in order to intelligently identify transactions involving one or more entity resource accounts and digital resource exchanges. Various decisioning steps are described which may be automated following the identification of a transaction or entity resource account involving one or more digital resource exchanges.