Cross-Device Application Transmission After Balance Verification
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Solution Overview
Problem
Devices face increased processing and memory resource usage, as well as signaling overhead, due to attempts to execute data transactions across devices when a stored balance is insufficient or authorization is lacking.
Innovation Solution
A device outputs a message indicating an insufficient balance or unauthorized access before transmitting an application instance, requesting balance updates or authorization, and only shares the instance if the balance is sufficient and authorization is granted.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a device transmits an application instance to another device without verifying balance sufficiency or authorization, then the application can be accessed across devices, but processing and memory resources are wasted on unsuccessful transactions
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary verification of balance sufficiency and device authorization before transmitting the application instance. The first device checks whether the second device is authorized to access the payment service and whether the balance meets the threshold, and only then transmits the application instance. This prevents wasted processing and memory resources on devices that cannot successfully execute transactions.
2Productivity
If a device attempts data transactions with insufficient balance, then transaction execution is attempted, but signaling overhead increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary verification of balance sufficiency against a threshold value before attempting data transactions. The first device determines whether the payment service balance satisfies the threshold and only transmits the application instance when the balance is sufficient. This prevents unnecessary signaling overhead from failed transaction attempts while maintaining the ability to execute valid transactions.
3Ease of operation
If a device transmits application instances without balance verification, then device connectivity is maintained, but computational resources are unnecessarily consumed
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary verification of balance sufficiency and device authorization before transmitting the application instance. This simple gatekeeping mechanism maintains device connectivity and application accessibility while preventing unnecessary computational resource consumption on devices that cannot successfully execute transactions or lack proper authorization.
Data Source
AI summary
In aspects of data transaction application transmission across devices, a first client device can obtain a request to transmit, for display at a second client device, an instance of an application associated with a data transaction. The first client device can output, for display at the first client device, a message indicating a stored balance associated with a payment service fails to satisfy a threshold value associated with the data transaction. The first client device can transmit, to the second client device and in response to a determination that the stored balance is updated to satisfy the threshold value, the instance of the application associated with the data transaction. The second client device can receive, from the first client device, the instance of an application. The second client device can output, for display at the second client device, the instance of the application.