Systems and methods for token-based cross-currency interoperability are disclosed. In one embodiment, in a first financial institution information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for conducting a token-based cross-currency transaction may include: (1) receiving, from a first party, a transaction initiation request for a transaction amount to a second party; (2) deducting the transaction amount from a fiat currency account for the first party; (3) creating a token amount of tokens for the transaction amount; (4) writing the token amount to a distributed ledger; and (5) transferring the token amount of tokens to a second financial institution for the second party.

Disclosed are systems and methods that utilize multiple single asset types and blockchain-based ledgers utilized by a custodian to issue a digital representation of assets held by the custodian. Trading entities place, with the custodian, respective assets that are represented on the ledgers. Genesis blocks on each blockchain-based ledger are signed by the exchange network which provides the initial trust and acts as a barricade against a rogue node from entering the network. Trading entities use the exchange network to agree on a price and enter into trades. The trades can include one asset type for another asset type. An atomic exchange is performed, and a trade is complete. Changes to token ownership are recorded on respective custodian ledgers automatically and redemption occurs upon request by a trading entity such that the ledger can be updated in actual currency and moved from the custodian to a trading entity account.

An apparatus may comprise a memory communicatively coupled to a processor. The memory may be configured to store a validation profile and service access provider information. The processor may be configured to generate a service token indicating service provider access information for a digital entity in a virtual environment; enable access to at least one service in the service provider via the service token; transmit the service token to the digital entity in the virtual environment; and share the access to the at least one service with the digital entity. Further, the processor may be configured to monitor a value of a token parameter associated with the digital entity in the virtual environment and, in response to determining that the value of the token parameter is outside a predefined threshold range, disable the access to the at least one service in the service provider via the service token.

A virtual payment system for paying for goods, services and content ordered over an internetwork comprising a commerce gateway component and a credit processing server component (53) is disclosed. Buyers and sellers becomes registered participants by applying for virtual payment buyer and seller accounts. Once an account is established, a digital certificate is stored on the registered participant's computer. A buyer can then order a product, i.e., goods, services or content from a seller and charge it to the virtual payment account. When the product is shipped, the seller notifies the commerce gateway component, which in turn notifies the credit processing server, which applies the charges to the buyer's virtual payment account. The buyer can settle the charges using a prepaid account, a credit account, or by using reward points earned through use of the virtual payment card. A buyer may create sub-accounts.

A method for authorization of a blockchain transaction includes: storing account profiles, each profile including an account identifier, fiat amount, and blockchain amount; receiving a transaction message, the transaction message being formatted based on transaction message standards and including a first data element that includes a specific account identifier and a second data element reserved for private use that includes a network identifier and transaction amount; identifying a specific account profile that includes the specific account identifier; identifying a risk value based on the transaction amount and at least one of: the fiat amount and blockchain amount; determining authorization of a transaction based on the identified risk value; modifying the transaction message based on the authorization determination; and transmitting the modified transaction message.

A smart payment device is issued to a user; the device is capable of both offline and online transactions and has a total available balance split. The split is between an available offline balance and an available online balance. It is determined whether the user has entered a primarily offline environment or will imminently enter a primarily offline environment. If this is so, the total available balance split is redistributed to favor offline transactions.

A payment system receives a purchase request from a client device identifying products or services from a vendor. An authentication server stories payment information in association with various device identifiers. The payment system obtains a device identifier associated with the client device and transmits a request to the authentication server, which determines whether payment information associated with the device identifier is stored. If the authentication server stores payment information associated with the device identifier, the authentication sever transmits a confirmation to the payment system. The payment system sends a payment confirmation to a vendor system associated with the vendor in response to receiving the confirmation. Additionally, the payment system sends a purchase confirmation to the client device in response to receiving the confirmation.

A security application may provide a secure digital currency for a blockchain while maintaining anonymity and security from unauthorized third parties. One example may include one of accessing a retailer site from a device, selecting one or more items for purchase, transmitting a payment option to the retailer site for the selected one or more items, receiving a payment request message from the retailer site comprising a unique identifier linked to one or more incentives, creating a payment confirmation message comprising the unique identifier and the one or more incentives, and transmitting the payment confirmation.

A method, electronic device, and non-transitory computer readable medium for transmitting information is provided. The method includes creating a card network account for each card network of a plurality of card networks. The method also includes associating with a digital card the created card network accounts and providing to at least one of the card network accounts an account balance of the digital card. Additionally, the method includes receiving, from a mobile device, a selection of the digital card to conduct a transaction at a location. The method also includes providing a suggested card network, determined from the plurality of card networks, to the mobile device, to conduct the transaction. The suggested card network is based in part on which card networks accepted at the location. The method also includes updating the account balance of the digital card on completion of the transaction.

A cash management system utilizes a cloud computing model wherein a cloud of one or more servers may be locally networked or may be geographically dispersed and accessed by the client device over the Internet. The client device is a cash management safe. More than one safe may be employed in a system. Metrics, control functions, and interactions normally handled by an autonomous safe are shunted directly to a cloud server on the network. Usage data, currency validations, coin validations, security entries, etc. are communicated to the cloud server. The cloud server(s), based on database information and software settings, can transmit configuration, updates and information to remote safes. The information transmitted may include user configuration, access rules, currency configuration, alert configuration, and software and firmware updates. The cloud server based cash management system allows the entire cash management of an enterprise to be provided as a service to that enterprise.