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Double recognizing method by means of telephone number and identification code for online credit card transactions over the internet

The present invention relates to a “double recognizing method by means of telephone number and identification code for online credit card transactions over the internet,” in which the credit card holder not only registers a “self-chosen code” by himself / herself for VBV (Verified By VISA) or MSC (MasterCard SecureCode) network identity verification but also registers another set of “telephone number and identification code” by himself / herself for serving as an exclusive personal double identity recognizing information for online credit card transactions. The credit card issuing bank registers and stores the set of “telephone number and identification code” on a double recognizing database after checking truth of the related identity certificate provided by the credit card holder. When the credit card issuing bank handles the online credit card transaction of the credit card holder over the network, the credit card issuing bank not only proceeds the check on the “self-chosen code” used in the original VBV or MSC verification system but also performs the double check on the “telephone number and identification code” used in the telecommunications transceiving processor platform of the internal credit card double recognizing computer system, for example by sending out a short message to the credit card holder for requesting him / her to immediately reply by another short message to his / her “telephone number and identification code.”
Owner:LIN CHUNG YU

Method and apparatus for verifying a financial instrument

An apparatus and method for verifying a customer's legitimacy to use a payment instrument based on access to financial account information provided by the instrument issuer is disclosed. A seller accepts details about goods and services to be delivered, and information about a payment instrument to be used in a purchase by a customer. More specifically, a merchant accepts information about a financial account from the customer including the account's billing address and the account's telephone number associated with the billing address. The merchant obtains a verified billing address from the financial institution holding the financial account by using an address verification system (AVS) and a verified physical address by performing a reverse telephone number query against a reverse telephone number database. The merchant then compares the verified billing address to the verified physical address. For further security the merchant can call either the telephone number provided by the customer or the numbers obtained from the reverse look up or AVS. The number may be called with an interactive voice system and ask questions about the transaction to verify that the customer has indeed made the transaction. Regardless of whether the telephone number provided by the “customer” is at the billing address or not, if a person commits fraud they gave a phone number where they can be reached and that phone number provides a link to the frauder which makes it easier to locate and prosecute them. Just the presence of such a link will deter some frauders.
Owner:KAGI
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