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Server device for controlling a transaction, first entity and second entity

  • US 8,332,323 B2
  • Filed: 11/30/2010
  • Issued: 12/11/2012
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/30/2008
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A server device for controlling a transaction between the first entity and the second entity, comprising:

  • a receiver for receiving a first message from the first entity, the first message comprising first information related to the transaction, and a second message from the second entity, the second message comprising second information related to the transaction;

    a matcher for checking whether the first information in the first message and the second information in the second message comprise a predetermined relation to each other; and

    an output interface for authorizing the transaction, when the first information and the second information comprise a predetermined relation and for rejecting the transaction, when the first information and the second information do not comprise the predetermined relation to each other,wherein the matcher is adapted to perform a check whether a time difference between a reception or generation of the first message and a reception or generation of the second message or a time difference between a generation of an identification code in the first entity and a transmission or reception of the first message or the second message is greater than a predetermined amount of time or not,wherein the output interface is operative to reject a transaction, when the predetermined amount of time is exceeded,wherein each of the first message and the second message comprises a time stamp indicating a generation or a transmission time, and wherein the matcher is operative to perform the check based on the time stamps of the first message and the second message, orwherein the second message comprises a time code generated by the first entity, and wherein the matcher is operative to perform the check by comparing the time code generated by the first entity to a reception time of the second message.

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