23 results about "Base exchange" patented technology

A secure method for exchanging entities via a blockchain is presented. The method comprises receiving, from a user over a communications network, an invitation to perform an exchange of entities; generating a redeem script comprising metadata; hashing the redeem script to generate a redeem script hash; sending the first script and the first script hash on a distributed hash table (DHT); and generating an invitation transaction comprising an output associated with an encrypted digital asset, and a hash of a script comprising an indication of entities to be exchanged, conditions for the exchange, and a public cryptographic key associated with the user.

Embodiments include a method of performing math based currency (“MBC”) exchanges. One method includes receiving an exchange request, from a customer computer system, a remote exchange request for an amount. The method further includes exchanging, on a published blockchain, an amount of MBC equal to the amount to an MBC account of the online merchant and updating a pooled account database. The method further includes updating an overlay ledger to modify an MBC balance of the MBC account held by the customer and broadcasting the remote exchange to a plurality of MBC verification nodes for verification.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for determining credential-less exchanges over a network using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for performing a value-based exchange, the exchange request including a Universally Unique Temporary Key (UUEK) and identifying an object. The techniques may include identifying a user and a tool for servicing the exchange request based on the UUEK. The techniques may include determining valid and invalid objects of the exchange request based on the user and providing an exchange authorization request indicating the valid objects to a member platform associated with the tool. The techniques may include receiving an exchange authorization response that indicates whether the exchange request is approved by the member platform and responding to the exchange request with an exchange response reflecting the exchange authorization response and the invalid objects.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

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Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for facilitating a credential-less exchange over a network using a plurality of identifier mappings and member interfaces. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange. The exchange request is indicative of an UUEK and one or more transaction attributes. The technique include identifying an exchange identifier based at least in part on the UUEK, wherein the exchange identifier corresponds to an exchange data object that comprises an instrument identifier for a service provider instrument of a member platform. The techniques include providing an exchange authorization request to the member platform, receiving an exchange authorization response that is indicative of at least one of a transaction approval or a transaction denial; and providing an exchange response based at least in part on the exchange authorization response.

The invention relates to a QOS (Quality of Service) strategy selection and queue scheduling method of a base switching network, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of: firstly, after network equipment receives a data frame, executing a QOS strategy selection operation by the network equipment, selecting a priority mapping table corresponding to the data frame from five different priority mapping tables, querying in a priority mapping table corresponding to the data frame to obtain a priority ID of the data frame; then, the network equipment queries a priority ID queue mapping table based on the priority ID of the data frame to obtain an output queue ID, and inserts the data frame into an output queue corresponding to the output queue ID; and finally, the network equipment transmits the output queue with the data frames to receiving equipment at an output port through a weighted polling scheduling (WRR) algorithm. According to the method and the device, a plurality of priority mapping tables are preset, so that the QOS model can process the data frames in various formats, and the types of compatible and supported data traffic are expanded.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for determining a vouchless exchange using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The technique may include receiving an exchange request for performing a value-based exchange, the exchange request including a generic unique temporary key (UUEK) and identifying one or more objects. The technique may include identifying a tool for the service exchange request and a member policy corresponding to the tool based on the UUEK. The technique may include determining a valid object and an invalid object based on a member policy, and providing an exchange authorization request indicating the valid object to a member platform associated with the tool. The technique may include an exchange authorization response indicating whether the exchange request has been approved, and responding to the exchange request using an exchange response reflecting the exchange authorization response and an invalid object.

Various systems and methods for allocating computing resources, such as matching engines or order books, to participants within a cloud-based trading exchange are described. In some embodiments, the systems and methods dynamically allocate cloud-based instances (e.g., instances at different locations) of matching engines to trading sessions of assets. Such dynamic allocation can avoid, prevent, or mitigate participants gaining an advantage based on their geographic or physical location relative to the geographic location (or locations) of the instances of the matching engines. Further, such allocation of resources can be performed using randomization or other allocation techniques.

The continuous preparation apparatus and process for glucosamine sulfate or phosphate compounds described in this invention comprises at least three chromatographic separation units connected in a specific manner to form a continuously operable closed-loop system. Each separation unit is connected via pipelines to a chromatographic column, a delivery pump, a switching valve, and a feed tank. The switching valve controls the flow direction of the feed liquid, solution, water, and waste liquid, creating a dual-function system capable of operating independently or in conjunction with other separation units. This invention utilizes a real-time dynamic axial compression column, significantly reducing the dead volume at the column head, thereby improving both separation efficiency and the concentration of glucosamine sulfate or glucosamine phosphate solutions. The alternating use of alkali and acid, along with a matching preparation process, activates weak base exchange groups to achieve exchange capacity similar to strong base exchange groups, while also promptly removing impurities adsorbed on the packing material, thus improving product quality. The entire process is a closed-loop, continuous operation via pipelines, facilitating automated control.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for determining a vouchless exchange over a network using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The technique may include receiving an exchange request for performing a value-based exchange, the exchange request including a generic unique temporary key (UUEK) and identifying an object. The technique may include identifying a user for a service exchange request and a tool based on the UUEK. The technique may include determining valid and invalid objects of the exchange request based on a user, and providing an exchange authorization request indicating the valid objects to a member platform associated with the tool. The technique may include receiving an exchange authorization response indicating whether an exchange request is approved by a member platform, and responding to the exchange request with an exchange response reflecting the exchange authorization response and an invalid object.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for facilitating cross-network credential-free exchanges using multiple identifier mappings, member interfaces, and security code element groups customized for ephemeral keys. These techniques may include receiving a secure interaction request and issuing or enabling a previously issued universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) in response to the secure interaction request. These techniques may include authenticating a user, a tool, or the UUEK, and in response, storing a security event for the user, the tool, or the UUEK, and providing a secure interaction response indicating the security event. These techniques may include subsequently receiving an exchange request for performing a value-based exchange using the UUEK, and facilitating the exchange request based at least in part on the security event.

Embodiments include a method of performing math based currency (“MBC”) exchanges. One method includes receiving an exchange request, from a customer computer system, a remote exchange request for an amount. The method further includes exchanging, on a published blockchain, an amount of MBC equal to the amount to an MBC account of the online merchant and updating a pooled account database. The method further includes updating an overlay ledger to modify an MBC balance of the MBC account held by the customer and broadcasting the remote exchange to a plurality of MBC verification nodes for verification.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for facilitating voucher-free exchange over a network using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The techniques may include receiving a swap request to perform a value-based swap. The exchange request indicates the UUEK and one or more transaction attributes. The technique includes identifying an exchange identifier based at least in part on the UUEK, where the exchange identifier corresponds to an exchange data object that includes a tool identifier for a service provider tool of the member platform. The techniques include providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform, receiving an exchange authorization response indicating at least one of a transaction grant or a transaction rejection; and providing a swap response based at least in part on the swap grant response.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for modifying a value of a credential-less exchange in near real time using a plurality of identifier mappings, member interfaces, and exchange modifiers. The techniques may include receiving an exchange request for executing a value-based exchange that is indicative of a universally unique ephemeral key (UUEK) and one or more request attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange data object based on the UUEK and identifying a user exchange modifier for the exchange request based on the exchange data object and the request attributes. The techniques include generating a modified exchange value for the exchange request based on the user exchange modifier and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform with the modified exchange value.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for facilitating credentialless exchange on a network using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The techniques can include receiving an exchange request to perform a value-based exchange. The exchange request indicates a UUEK and one or more transaction attributes. The techniques include identifying an exchange identifier based at least in part on the UUEK, where the exchange identifier corresponds to an exchange data object that includes a tool identifier for a service provider tool of a member platform. The techniques include providing an exchange authorization request to the member platform, receiving an exchange authorization response indicating at least one of a transaction approval or a transaction denial; and providing an exchange response based at least in part on the exchange authorization response.

The invention provides a cross-border business-based exchange rate dynamic acquisition method and a cross-border business-based exchange rate dynamic acquisition device, and the method relates to a business end, a scheduling end, a data end and a bank open platform. The data end generates an acquisition instruction according to the task processing request and sends the acquisition instruction to the bank open platform; when the data end receives the exchange rates of the day corresponding to all the foreign exchanges sent by the bank open platform, the data end carries out persistence processing on the exchange rates of the day corresponding to all the foreign exchanges to obtain exchange rate data corresponding to all the foreign exchanges; and when the data end receives an exchange rate acquisition request sent by the service end, the data end acquires target exchange rate data from the exchange rate data corresponding to each foreign exchange according to the exchange rate acquisition request, and sends the target exchange rate data to the service end.

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques for determining credentialless exchanges using multiple identifier mappings and member interfaces. The techniques can include receiving an exchange request to perform a value-based exchange, the exchange request including a universally unique temporary key (UUEK) and identifying one or more objects. The techniques can include identifying, based on the UUEK, a tool to service the exchange request and a member policy corresponding to the tool. The techniques can include determining, based on the member policy, valid objects and invalid objects, and providing an exchange authorization request to a member platform associated with the tool indicating the valid objects. The techniques can include an exchange authorization response indicating whether the exchange request has been approved, and responding to the exchange request with an exchange response reflecting the exchange authorization response and the invalid objects.