View source for US Patent Application 18102027. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INSERTING DATA INTO AN INTERNET BROWSER FORM simplified abstract

=SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INSERTING DATA INTO AN INTERNET BROWSER FORM=


==Organization Name==

[[Capital One Services, LLC]]


==Inventor(s)==

[[Vu Nguyen of Pittsburg CA (US)]]

[[David Gabriele of Chicago IL (US)]]

[[Jonatan Y. Rodriguez of San Francisco CA (US)]]

[[Adam Vukich of Alexandria VA (US)]]

[[Abdelkader Benkreira of New York NY (US)]]

[[Joshua Edwards of Philadelphia PA (US)]]

==SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INSERTING DATA INTO AN INTERNET BROWSER FORM - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18102027 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INSERTING DATA INTO AN INTERNET BROWSER FORM

==Simplified Explanation==

This patent application describes a system and method for automatically filling in payment information on web forms without user interaction. Here are the key points:

* The system identifies when a user visits a merchant's website and detects a payment form on the webpage.
* It then uses a payment request API to query the merchant's system for any saved payment credentials associated with the user.
* If the merchant's system does not have the saved payment credentials, the system checks the browser's saved payment credentials.
* The system generates virtual payment information based on the browser's saved credentials.
* This virtual payment information is then automatically inserted into the corresponding fields of the payment form, without requiring the user to enter any additional information.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media for inserting payment information into payment forms without user interaction. A system can identify that a user has navigated to a web page operated by a merchant computer system for a merchant and identify a payment form within the web page. The system can then execute a payment request API which generates a query for saved payment credentials for the user from the merchant computer system. When the merchant computer system indicates it does not have the saved payment credentials for the user, the system can identify browser-saved payment credentials stored in the Internet browser, then generate a virtual payment information associated with the browser-saved payment credentials. The virtual payment information can then be inserted into corresponding fields of the payment form without the user entering any additional information.