JPMorgan Chase Patent: Transaction Lifecycle Tracing, Apr 23
Summary
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. has filed US Patent Application US20260111891A1 for a method and system ensuring reliability of a customer journey on a platform. The invention involves generating trace objects via a domain event library, where each trace object contains an event identification field and a parent ID field, enabling analysis of transaction data for potential issues. When a potential issue is detected, the system flags the transaction data for further review. The patent application was published on April 23, 2026, with a filing date of October 18, 2024, and application number 18920139.
“generating, via a domain event library, a trace object for tracing information associated with the transaction data, wherein the trace object includes a first field for an event identification (ID) and a second field for a parent ID”
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JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. has been granted a published patent application for a transaction reliability monitoring system. The method involves receiving transaction data, generating trace objects via a domain event library that include both an event identification field and a parent ID field, and analyzing these trace objects to detect potential issues in transaction data. When an issue is identified, the system flags the transaction.
Financial institutions utilizing comparable transaction monitoring architectures should review this patent disclosure when assessing their own reliability tracking systems. The trace object structure described—using event ID and parent ID relationships—may represent a technical approach to customer journey reliability that could inform product development or competitive analysis in the banking technology space.
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METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR TRACING TRANSACTION LIFECYCLES
Application US20260111891A1 Kind: A1 Apr 23, 2026
Assignee
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Inventors
Shailesh SINGH, Igor VASILCOVSKY, Mohit KHANDEKAR, Nicholas P STUMPOS, Aravind SUNDARAJ, Taylor HAVERKAMP, Amalesh PRADHAN
Abstract
A method and a system for ensuring reliability of a customer journey with a platform are provided. The method includes: receiving transaction data associated with at least one event; generating, via a domain event library, a trace object for tracing information associated with the transaction data, wherein the trace object includes a first field for an event identification (ID) and a second field for a parent ID; analyzing the trace object to determine whether there is at least one potential issue relating to the transaction data; and when a determination is made that there is at least one potential issue, flagging the transaction data.
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G06Q 20/401
Filing Date
2024-10-18
Application No.
18920139
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