WO2005111876A1 - Procede anti-fraude pour carte de credit - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an anti-theft brush method for a credit card, and more particularly to a technology for changing the credit and payment contained in a general credit card by using a real-time interactive function of a network.
- a new channel of close interaction between the credit card issuing bank and the cardholder has been created.
- the authorized computer of the card issuing bank only needs to repair the program and operate under the credit limit, following the instructions issued by the cardholder on the usage limit.
- each credit card contains a large amount of credit from the bank to the cardholder.
- the cardholder takes his credit card to go out every day, just like bringing a large wallet into and out of it. Why not Make the rogue covet? So pickpocketing, skimming, and stealing information to make fake cards, do everything, the goal is to look at every credit card, the large amount of cash contained in it.
- the card-issuing bank bears 24 or 48 hours of stolen credits, and even completely exempts the cardholder to attract consumers to spend with the card.
- This cut-throat competition is just a pass-through of risk and does not reduce the risk of any theft. Rather, it increases insurance premiums and increases the risk of special stores, leading to cardholders not paying attention to security issues.
- the issuing bank's database is encrypted, and the firewall is strengthened.
- Some card-issuing agencies require consumers to fill in a special password or a digital ID when they consume online, in order to strengthen the identification ability during consumption authorization.
- the card-issuing bank strengthened online authorization monitoring and strengthened real-time screening and filtering functions.
- Programmable IC chip credit card Please refer to a programmable credit card transaction card disclosed in US Patent No. 5,955,961.
- the maximum credit line refers to the current credit line granted by the card-issuing bank to the cardholder. This line is based on the financial situation of each applicant and gives a different amount of total credit line.
- Operating credit (Operating Credi t Line).
- This name is a creative term as defined in the present invention. It refers to the cardholder's arbitrary credit division by the issuing bank to the cardholder (for example, one tenth).
- the small amount applicable to the cardholder's consumption in the last two to three days to a week is the highest amount set by the cardholder at the time.
- the authorization operation does not take the original total credit line as the basis for authorization, but instead uses the available balance of this very small usage line designated by the cardholder as the upper limit of consumption authorization. Although this amount is small, it is more than enough for daily consumption without any hindrance.
- Available balance (Usable Cret). This name is a creative term defined in the present invention, and refers to the remaining available balance of the above-mentioned usage quota after a certain consumption. Originally, the total credit line of a credit card was fully usable. Only under the new operation mode of the consumption authorization of the present invention, the balance of the total credit line can be divided into two parts: a usable balance and an unusable balance. Under the management of the cardholder, the non-usable part will be converted into usable in batches Status.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an anti-theft brush method for a credit card.
- the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:
- a credit card anti-theft brush method includes the following method steps:
- the card-issuing bank issues a total credit line to the cardholder and establishes a cardholder credit management webpage for the cardholder;
- step b The cardholder enters the cardholder's credit management webpage of step a. According to the total credit line issued by the card issuing bank or the remaining total credit line, the credit card's available amount is released in batches to the credit card. Set the applicable consumption limit for consumption authorization; c. Consumption authorization computer of the card issuing bank to recalculate whether the cardholder's current total credit limit is exhausted; if it is exhausted, the cardholder cannot continue to use the credit card; After that, the issuing authorization computer of the issuing bank then executes subsequent consumption authorization operations based on the limit of the use quota set by the cardholder in step b. Or the available balance of this use quota; and
- the cardholder may perform step b. again and reset the usable amount of the cardholder's credit card.
- the cardholder credit management webpage established by the card issuing bank for cardholders has the function of providing cardholders to manage personal credits, including: it can display the cardholder's current total credit balance; it can provide cardholder settings applicable Limit consumption authorized usage quota; and available balance showing cardholder's current usage quota. Alternatively, it can also show the issuing bank to the card The total credit line issued by a person.
- Cardholders can access the card-issuing bank's card holders anytime and anywhere through online tools such as desktop computers (PCs), personal digital assistants (PDAs), notebook computers, or Internet mobile phones.
- PCs desktop computers
- PDAs personal digital assistants
- notebook computers or Internet mobile phones.
- the human credit management webpage will not be hindered or restricted by time and space.
- the present invention can also be set up to access the cardholder's credit management webpage with the agreed account number and password; and the cardholder can request as needed , Change the new password by yourself to increase security.
- the agreed account number and password may be one or more groups of ordinary account numbers and passwords, or may be a digital key (digi ta l ID), or multiple combinations of a composite digital key and an ordinary password.
- the present invention can also be set such that the card-issuing bank will combine one or more groups of account numbers and passwords, and specifically requires the cardholder to log in to the credit management webpage and issue instructions after one or more verifications.
- the present invention can also be set up as a card issuer, which can restrict the cardholder to use a specific additional password to access the card issuer's website, to log in to the credit management webpage and issue instructions.
- a dedicated phone number for a mobile phone or desk phone can be considered a specific additional password.
- the cardholder may choose to authorize the card-issuing bank to set the usable amount of the credit card as the applicable consumption limit for authorized consumption.
- the available amount of the person's credit card can be automatically backfilled to the limit consumption authorization previously set by the cardholder; the other is that after the cardholder presses, the available amount of the cardholder's credit card will accumulate as unpressed The sum of the available balance before the credit backfill button and the limit consumption authorization usage limit set by the cardholder.
- the present invention can provide the cardholder to immediately use the network to access the cardholder's credit management webpage, and modify the credit card's limit consumption authorization usage limit to zero. To prevent theft brush.
- the credit card anti-theft brush method of the present invention is applicable to a range of credit cards, including credit cards invented by international credit card processing agencies, for example, VISA card, Master Card, JCB card, AMERICAN EXPRESS card, Diners Club card, Carte Blanche card, Enroute card , Di scover card, etc., and includes credit cards issued by domestic joint credit card processing centers, or financial cards that also have the nature of credit cards, for example, financial debit cards, cash advance cards, debit cards, etc.
- the present invention hopes to use the real-time interactive function of the network to reduce the total credit line issued by the card-issuing bank into a small and applicable limit consumption authorization limit (Operating Credi t Line). How much is the authorized consumption amount of the limit consumption, the authorized computer of the card issuing bank is based on the limit consumption authorization set by the cardholder, which can be used as the credit card's available amount for the cardholder's consumption. However, the cardholder can use the network to instruct the computer at the appropriate time according to the consumption situation, and then fill the balance of its use. It can also further expand or reduce the use quota according to certain needs, thereby further achieving the following effects:
- the present invention releases the total credit line of the card-issuing bank into a credit card in batches, which changes the usable amount of the credit card.
- the invention can provide the card issuing bank to launch a new service on the bank website, and provide each cardholder with an exclusive cardholder credit management webpage, which can allow the cardholder to set an applicable consumption limit for consumption authorization, so that When the cardholder consumes, the bank's authorized computer executes the consumption authorization according to the limit consumption authorization usage limit set by the cardholder. After a few days, when the available balance of the usage quota drops to a small amount, the cardholder returns to this dedicated cardholder credit management webpage and passes a credit backfill button on the webpage. After the cardholder presses, The available balance of the cardholder's current usage quota will be automatically backfilled to the previous setting Set the authorized consumption limit for consumption.
- the available balance of the cardholder's current usage quota will be automatically accumulated into the available balance of the current usage quota and the cardholder before the credit backfill button is pressed The total amount of consumption authorization set by the person.
- the cardholder After the balance of the usage quota is filled up or accumulated, the cardholder can safely spend within the set range, and the total credit balance of the cardholder will be reduced accordingly. Such repeated use and backfilling cannot be used again until the total credit line is exhausted. Of course, after the payment of the monthly bill, the total credit line was restored.
- the cardholder sets the applicable limit of consumption authorization on the dedicated cardholder credit management webpage provided by the card-issuing bank (Operating Credi t Line), which is based on the total credit line issued by the card-issuing bank and is divided randomly. (For example, one-tenth of the total credit amount) is entirely determined by the cardholder. This action will reduce the available cash contained in this carry-on credit card to a level that is sufficient for spending these days.
- the card-issuing bank Operating Credi t Line
- the innovative model of the present invention guides the overall society to reduce the cost of stealing society at a very low cost. From then on, credit card issuers no longer need to invest in high-cost advanced technology for card anti-theft and anti-counterfeiting. Consumers are always concerned about their spending balance, and the criminal incentives of gangsters are greatly reduced. The whole society will move forward: no road, no sentence, no sentence Datong Realm.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of an anti-theft brushing method for an innovative credit card according to the present invention, and a use flow of consumer personal credit management.
- FIG. 2 is a mock-up of a personal credit management webpage after consumption by a credit card holder of the present invention. At this point, the available balance set by the cardholder is $ 58.
- Figure 3 is the change in the sample of the personal credit management webpage of the credit card holder of the present invention after the cardholder presses the "credit backfill” button; the available balance of the cardholder is backfilled from $ 58 to the originally set limit consumption
- the authorized use quota is $ 2000, an increase of $ 1942, and the corresponding total credit balance has been reduced from $ 13709 to $ 11767.
- the authority to authorize the computer is increased to $ 2000.
- Fig. 4 is another embodiment of the present invention.
- a consumer 10 logs onto the network and enters a card-issuing bank website 15; if this consumer 10 is not a card member 20 of the bank, he needs to log in as a new member 21 Fill in and submit the credit card application form 22, and you can also submit the completed credit card application form 22 by mail, and wait for the issuing bank to issue a total credit line 23 to allow cardholders to spend within this range.
- the bank cardmembers 20 accountable agreed personal account and password to login cardholder credit management page 30, first of all look at the total credit line And the total available balance is currently 35, then check to see if there are any special large purchases today, and the cardholder can adjust and set the personal limit consumption authorization use limit (Operating Credi t Line) 45, which is today
- the amount of cash that the cardholder 20 wants to take out which is the total credit line issued by the card-issuing bank, which is arbitrarily divided by the cardholder, is entirely determined by the cardholder; the cardholder sets this limit for consumption authorization
- it is usually appropriate to use one-tenth to one-twentieth of the total credit line because such a setting not only fully reduces the available cash exposed by this credit card, but also provides short-term daily consumption. It is still more than enough.
- the computer management system of the issuing bank automatically fills the balance of the credit card's usage limit from zero to the set value of the personal limit consumption authorization usage limit of 45, and His total credit available balance will be reduced accordingly; If the cardholder 20 is an old member, after clicking the "Credit Backfill” button 50, the computer management system of the issuing bank will automatically fill the credit card balance to the previous setting of the cardholder 20
- the fixed personal limit consumption authorization uses a set value of 45.
- the available balance of the credit card usage limit was reduced to a low level of 65, as shown in Figure 2.
- the available balance of the usage limit set by the cardholder 20 is only $ 58, and the cardholder at this time 20
- a specific account and password or a specific additional password such as a dedicated phone number, or after one or more verifications, log in to the personalized cardholder credit management.
- the available balance of the cardholder's credit card can be backfilled from $ 58 to the previously set limit consumption
- the authorized use limit is $ 2000, or, as shown in another embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the available balance of the cardholder's credit card becomes the remaining available balance of $ 58 and the set limit consumption authorization use limit of $ 2,000. $ 2058. Repeat the consumption and backfill process in this way until the total credit limit issued by the card issuer is exhausted, so that it can no longer be used. Of course, after paying the monthly bill, the total available balance can be restored again.
- the credit card anti-theft method of the present invention is a brand new and unprecedented consumption authorization model for the card issuing bank, and is a brand new and unprecedented credit card usage model for consumers.
- This innovative credit card The anti-theft brush method has built a world of peace and harmony with less disputes at an unprecedented low cost.
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