Location-Token Banking Arrangement With Soft Credit Checks
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional loan programs involve manual underwriting and hard credit checks, which are inefficient, impact credit scores negatively, and lack secure transaction methods.
Innovation Solution
Implementing automated soft credit checks and virtual payment cards stored in electronic wallets, using unique tokens for each geographic location to facilitate secure and efficient banking arrangements.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If manual underwriting is used, then credit decision accuracy is improved, but processing time and operational complexity increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces manual underwriting processes with automated credit decision systems that use algorithms to evaluate creditworthiness. The system automatically processes credit applications, evaluates financial data, and makes lending decisions without human intervention, thereby reducing processing time while maintaining decision accuracy through sophisticated automated evaluation models.
Solution Approach 2:
The system changes the parameters of credit evaluation by transitioning from manual assessment to automated data-driven evaluation. It uses multiple data parameters including credit score, income verification, asset evaluation, and transaction history to automatically determine creditworthiness, enabling faster processing while maintaining comprehensive assessment accuracy.
2Measurement precision
If hard credit checks are performed, then creditworthiness assessment is improved, but credit score impact worsens
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses virtual payment cards that create a copy or representation of the customer's credit identity. Instead of directly accessing and reporting hard credit inquiries to credit bureaus, the system uses virtual card technology to facilitate transactions while maintaining a separate, protected credit identity, thereby assessing creditworthiness without the harmful impact of traditional hard credit checks on credit scores.
Solution Approach 2:
The system introduces virtual payment cards as an intermediary between the lender and the credit reporting system. The virtual card acts as a mediator that enables credit transactions without directly triggering hard credit inquiries that would be reported to credit bureaus, thus protecting the customer's credit score while still allowing thorough creditworthiness assessment through alternative data evaluation.
3Reliability
If physical payment cards are used, then transaction security is improved, but transaction complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces physical payment cards with virtual payment cards that exist only in electronic form. These virtual cards are stored in electronic wallets and transmitted digitally during transactions, eliminating the complexity of physical card handling, loss prevention, and card recycling while maintaining equivalent security through encryption and digital authentication protocols.
Solution Approach 2:
The system substitutes the mechanical physical card-based payment system with an electronic digital payment system. Virtual payment cards use electronic encryption, tokenization, and digital authentication mechanisms to secure transactions, replacing the physical mechanics of card swiping, insertion, and handling with automated electronic processes that reduce transaction complexity while enhancing security.
Data Source
AI summary
Systems, methods, and computer readable media for generating a one-time banking arrangement for use with an entity at a unique geographic location are disclosed. The systems and methods may involve receiving a unique token; receiving a first information associated with a requestor; performing, using the first information associated with the requestor, a first inquiry; generating a variety of arrangement options; receiving an input from the requestor; performing a second inquiry; and generating a one-time arrangement based on the input from the requestor and the second inquiry. Methods for obtaining and using a one-time arrangement with an entity at a unique geographic location are also disclosed. The methods may involve providing a unique token; providing an information associated with a requestor; receiving a variety of arrangement options; providing an input; receiving a one-time arrangement; and using the one-time arrangement to make a purchase with the entity at the unique geographic location.


