Early Warning Services, LLC

Described herein is an identity network for authenticating a user for a relying party and providing access to the user's credit report. The identity network may receive an unlock request for the digital identity and credit report of a user from a relying party. In response, the identity network may provide an identity provider link for accessing the identity provider application. The user may login to the identity provider application and provide consent for obtaining the user's credit report. The identity provider provides the identity network with verification of the digital identity of the user and the consent response from the user. The identity network can request access from a credit reporting agency and receive a credit report key in response. The identity network can provide the credit report key to the relying party, which can use the key to access the user's credit report from the credit reporting agency.

A method including receiving, at a payment-messaging system from a biller financial institution, a request comprising a public consumer token of a consumer. The consumer provided the public consumer token to a biller system of a biller for a bill payment by the consumer to the biller. The biller system provided the public consumer token to the biller financial institution. The biller financial institution maintains a biller account of the biller. The acts also can include determining a risk metric representing a risk of using the public consumer token for the bill payment. The acts additionally can include sending the risk metric from the payment-messaging system to the biller financial institution. The biller financial institution sends the risk metric to the biller system to allow the biller to determine whether to assume liability for the bill payment. The acts further can include receiving, at the payment-messaging system from the biller financial institution, an authorization message for the bill payment. The authorization message was provided to the biller financial institution by the biller system. The acts additionally can include sending the authorization message for the bill payment to a consumer financial institution, to cause the consumer financial institution to send a real-time payment message through the payment-messaging system to the biller financial institution to make funds available in real-time in the biller account for the bill payment. Other embodiments are described.

A method, performable by a data broker, of securely transferring data without passwords may include registering an entity using a FIDO authentication process. The method may include associating, based on a receipt of first access token generated by a data provider using a first OIDC authorization process, the data provider with the entity. The method may include generating a second access token, using a second OIDC authorization process, associated with a data recipient. The method may include receiving a request to transfer requested data from the data provider to the data recipient. The request may include the second access token. The method may include transmitting the first long-lived token to the data provider for receiving the requested data. The method may include transmitting the requested data to the data recipient.

A method for sharing digital identity data, the method comprising, using the identity network, receiving an indication of consent from a user device to share a plurality of identity attributes with a relying party, wherein the plurality of identity attributes are associated with a user of the user device, generating an internal authorization code after receiving the consent, providing the internal authorization code to the user device, receiving the internal authorization code from the relying party, in response to receiving the internal authorization code, providing an internal access token to the relying party, receiving the internal access token from the relying party, and in response to receiving the access token, providing the plurality of identity attributes to the relying party.

Systems and methods are provided for implementing reciprocal data sharing in a data exchange system. Limitations may be placed on the amount of data an exchange member may access based on the amount of data contributed. The system may include determining a data contribution associated with a first member of the data exchange, determining a data access limit for the first member based on the data contribution, and providing data to the first member when the first member has not exceeded the data access limit. In some embodiments, there may be separate data access limits for each member of the data exchange, so that a first member may have different access limits when accessing data from a second member, data from a third member, and data from a fourth member. Further, the system may limit a requester to a type of data that corresponds to the type of data contributed.

A system includes a processor and a memory accessible to the processor. The memory stores instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to determine a privacy policy score for one of an application and a website and provide the privacy policy score to a device.

A method, performable by a data broker, of securely transferring data without passwords may include registering an entity using a FIDO authentication process. The method may include associating, based on a receipt of first access token generated by a data provider using a first OIDC authorization process, the data provider with the entity. The method may include generating a second access token, using a second OIDC authorization process, associated with a data recipient. The method may include receiving a request to transfer requested data from the data provider to the data recipient. The request may include the second access token. The method may include transmitting the first long-lived token to the data provider for receiving the requested data. The method may include transmitting the requested data to the data recipient.

Methods of selecting an identity provider using an identity attribute sharing system may include accessing, by a user device, a page of a relying party. The methods may include receiving, by the user device, a selection to utilize an identity network to share a number of identity attributes with the relying party. The methods may include displaying, by the user device, a plurality of identity providers enrolled for use with the identity attribute sharing system. The methods may include receiving, by the user device, a selection of one of the plurality of identity providers. The methods may include providing access to a page of a selected identity provider.

A method of determining a fraud network comprising: receiving address information regarding a first address; determining, using an address risk machine learning model, a first address risk score associated with the first address; identifying a first entity associated with the first address based on the first address risk score; determining at least one of a second address and a second entity associated with the first entity; and generating a fraud network profile including the first address, and the at least one of the second address and second entity.

A computer-implemented method including receiving, at a system and from a mobile device being used by a consumer to pay for one or more items to be purchased from a merchant by the consumer for a payment amount, a request comprising a merchant identifier associated with the merchant. The method also can include determining, at the system and using the merchant account database, first information comprising a merchant account identifier for a merchant account of the merchant maintained by the merchant financial institution. The method also can include sending the first information from the system to the consumer financial institution. The method also can include receiving in real-time over a network, at the system and from the consumer financial institution, payment information regarding a payment to the merchant account from a consumer account of the consumer at the consumer financial institution to pay the merchant the payment amount for the one or more items. The method also can include sending in real-time over the network, from the system to the merchant, a notification of the payment from the consumer to the merchant. The merchant does not receive an account number of the consumer account of the consumer. The consumer does not receive an account number of the merchant account of the merchant.