Various aspects of the disclosure relate to automated generation and electronic delivery of digital representations of guaranteed financial instruments. A check generation service platform may process personal financial instrument images, along with user account information, to generate electronic representations of guaranteed financial products. Delivery of the guaranteed financial product may be performed as an electronic message comprising one or more of a bar code, a QR code, or an electronic token, and an electronic image that may be executed by a third-party computing platform.

A financial institution computing system associated with a financial institution includes an account management circuit. The account management circuit is configured to receive, by the network interface, a customer request to establish a checking account at the financial institution, create first and second checking accounts for the customer, the first checking account having a payment card associated therewith, the second checking account not having any payment cards associated therewith, receive, by the network interface, information regarding a funding amount for the first and second payment accounts, receive, by the network interface, information regarding a first expense of the customer, and fund the second account with a first portion of the funding amount based on the information regarding the first expense.

A mobile device includes a display device; a processor; and a memory device configured to store instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to: present, by the display device, a user interface to a user of the mobile device for accessing a mobile online banking application; upon accessing the mobile online banking application, provide, by the display device, an option to a create a mobile wallet; responsive to receiving an indication to create the mobile wallet, provide, by the display device, a list of accounts held by the user; and receive a selection of at least one account from the list accounts to provision the at least one account to the mobile wallet for use in future mobile wallet transactions such that the at least one account from the list of accounts is auto-provisioned to the mobile wallet.

Systems and methods for managing concurrent secure elements on a mobile device to coordinate with an application or “app” running on the mobile device and an appropriate communications protocol for conducting transactions using the mobile device include: informing, by the processor, the reader device of a preferred app and a communication protocol usable by the preferred app; receiving, by the processor, information about which apps and communication protocols are supported by a reader for processing a transaction; locating, by the processor, a secure element supporting an app and a communication protocol supported by the reader; channeling the communication protocol for the specific configuration of the app and the supporting secure element; activating the secure element that supports the app; and processing, with the activated secure element, using the supported app and communication channel, the transaction with the reader.

The present application discloses an information processing method. The method includes: acquiring a resource package parameter determined by a sender client; invoking an interface with a second server, and acquiring a current conversion rate that is between the first-type resource and a second-type resource and is issued by the second server; calculating a quantity of second-type resources equal in value to the first quantity of first-type resources according to the conversion rate, and using the quantity as a second quantity; deducting the second quantity of second-type resources from a second-type resource account of the sender client, and generating at least one resource package, a sum of quantities corresponding to the at least one resource package being equal to the first quantity; and distributing the at least one resource package to at least one receiver client by using the link information.

The present disclosure describes making a payment transaction between a customer and a merchant using a payment card of the customer including: transmitting details of the payment transaction from a mobile device to a remote server; capturing at least one image of the payment card using the mobile device of the merchant; transmitting the at least one image of the payment card to the remote server; identifying, by the remote server, the merchant and the payment card captured in the at least one image; and implementing the payment transaction between bank accounts of the customer and the merchant.

Systems and methods for converting consumer coins, cash, and/or other forms of value for use with mobile commerce platforms implemented on, for example, smart phones, PDAs, and other mobile devices. In one embodiment, a method for implementing a mobile commerce account on a mobile device includes receiving coins and/or other funds from a user at a consumer-operated kiosk. The method can further include counting the coins and/or other funds to determine a value, and then communicating at least a portion of the value from the kiosk to the hand-held mobile device for deposit in the mobile commerce account.

A computer-implemented method included receiving a first request to verify a first requested transfer of funds from a first account to a first merchant prior to the first merchant receiving an acceptance of the first requested transfer of funds; identifying a first instance of an application program installed on a first mobile wireless device as being associated with the first account; causing, in response to receiving the first request, a first notification of the first requested transfer of funds to be presented on the first mobile wireless device via the first instance of the application program; determining that the first requested transfer of funds is not approved by a user of the account based on a first message received from the first instance of the application program or a failure to receive a message from the first instance of the application program within a predetermined period of time; and causing use of the first account to be disabled in response to the determination that the first requested transfer of funds is not approved by a user of the account.

A mobile device includes at least one processor, a memory and computer-executable instructions stored thereon. The mobile device is structured to determine first geolocation information indicative of a location of the mobile device and determine, based on the first geolocation information, that the mobile device is located within a predetermined geographic region from a plurality of merchant locations. The mobile device generates an electronic alert message regarding the plurality of merchant locations and displays the electronic alert message to the user. The mobile device determines a user selection of a payment card via a mobile wallet application running on the mobile device. Second geolocation information regarding a location of the mobile device is determined. A code generate a code for a purchase transaction is generated. The code includes the second geolocation information, tokenized payment card information, and a merchant identifier.

A computing device may include a provider application and data defining perceptible elements that provide users with various functionalities in more easily consumable stages. The application may determine that the user is at a first level of sophistication based on user activities and/or circumstances, and present a first set of perceptible elements in response thereto to provide a first set of functionalities. The application may then determine the user is at a second, higher level of sophistication based on subsequent activities and/or circumstances, and present a second set of perceptible elements to provide a second set of functionalities that includes at least one new functionality not provided via the first set of perceptible elements. Applications can be less resource intensive by evolving to strategically tailor available functionality to the circumstances and needs of particular users.