System and method for offering unsecured consumer credit transactions

• US 20040225545A1
• Filed: 05/08/2003
• Published: 11/11/2004
• Est. Priority Date: 05/08/2003
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: e2Interactive Incorporated
• Original Assignee: e2Interactive Incorporated
• Inventors: Brooks, Jason, Turner, James E., Brooks, Lee
• Application Number:
  US10/434,129
• Publication Number:
  US 20040225545A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/8
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 40/02 Banking, e.g. interest calculation or account maintenance credit or loans G06Q40/03
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 40/03 Credit; Loans; Processing thereof

Abstract

A payday loan system is provided. An employee is issued a stored value card. The employee'"'"'s wages are direct deposited to the stored value card. The holders of the stored value card are provided with advances on future wages. The payroll cycle is tracked so that collection is triggered on the pay date. The stored value card account is accessed for the purpose of collecting repayment of the advance. After an employer makes a regular payroll deposit, the amount of the advance is collected.

Claims

1. An electronic payroll system comprising:

issuing a stored value card;

direct depositing wages to the stored value card; and

providing holders of the stored value card with advances on future wages.

2. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including an employer administering the system.

3. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including a third party administering the system.

4. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including a third party providing issuance of the stored value card.

5. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including a third party providing processing of the stored value card.

6. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including a third party providing a direct deposit system.

7. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including a third party providing a payroll advance loan.

8. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including sending wages to an employee'"'"'s stored value card via automated clearinghouse direct deposit process.

9. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including accessing stored value card funds through automated teller machines.

10. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including using the stored value card as a debit card for merchant transactions.

11. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including depositing the advance directly onto the stored value card.

12. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including advancing the funds as a check.

13. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including accessing on the next pay period the stored value card account for the purpose of collecting repayment of the advance.

14. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including collecting immediately after an employer makes a regular payroll deposit.

15. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including scheduling collection based on the date payroll is deposited.

16. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of previous wages, industry information, customer history and combinations thereof.

17. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of employee turnover, payroll schedule, average wage and combinations thereof.

18. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including automatically tracking a payroll cycle so that collection is triggered on a next payroll.

19. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including monitoring for pattern identification of a fraudulent transaction.

20. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including projecting daily and weekly loan activity for cash flow management.

21. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including interfacing via the Internet.

22. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including interfacing via a telephone.

23. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including running an advance request through a set of criteria.

24. The electronic payroll system of claim 1 further including running an advance request through a set of fraud identification parameters.

25. A payday loan system comprising:

issuing an employee a stored value card;

direct depositing the employee'"'"'s wages to the stored value card;

providing the employee with an advance on future wages; and

accessing on or after a pay period the stored value card for the purpose of collecting repayment of the advance.

26. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including an employer administering the system.

27. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including a third party administering the system.

28. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including a third party providing issuance of the stored value card.

29. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including a third party providing processing of the stored value card.

30. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including a third party providing a direct deposit system.

31. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including a third party providing the advance.

32. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including sending wages to the stored value card via automated clearinghouse direct deposit process.

33. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including accessing stored value card funds through an automated teller machine.

34. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including using the stored value card as a debit card.

35. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including depositing the advance directly onto the stored value card.

36. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including advancing the funds as a check.

37. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including scheduling collection based on the date payroll is deposited.

38. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of previous wages, industry information, customer history and combinations thereof.

39. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of employee turnover, payroll schedule, average wage and combinations thereof.

40. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including automatically tracking a payroll cycle so that collection is triggered on a next payroll.

41. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including monitoring for pattern identification of a fraudulent transaction.

42. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including projecting daily and weekly loan activity for cash flow management.

43. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including interfacing via the Internet.

44. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including interfacing via a telephone.

45. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including running an advance request through a set of criteria.

46. The payday loan system of claim 25 further including running an advance request through a set of fraud identification parameters.

47. A payday loan system comprising:

direct depositing wages to an account;

providing employees with advances on future wages;

automatically tracking a payroll cycle so that collection is triggered;

accessing the account for the purpose of collecting repayment of the advance; and

collecting after an employer makes a regular payroll deposit.

48. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including an employer administering the system.

49. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including a third party administering the system.

50. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including a third party providing a direct deposit system.

51. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including a third party providing the advance.

52. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including advancing the funds as a check.

53. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including utilizing a stored value card as the account.

54. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including a third party providing issuance of the stored value card.

55. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including a third party providing processing of stored value cards.

56. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including sending wages to an employee'"'"'s stored value card via automated clearinghouse direct deposit process.

57. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including accessing stored value card funds through automated teller machines.

58. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including using the stored value card as a debit card for merchant transactions.

59. The payday loan system of claim 53 further including depositing the advance directly onto the stored value card.

60. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including scheduling collection based on the date payroll is deposited.

61. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of previous wages, industry information, customer history and combinations thereof.

62. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including defining a credit limit based on factors selected from the group comprised of employee turnover, payroll schedule, average wage and combinations thereof.

63. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including monitoring for pattern identification of a fraudulent transaction.

64. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including projecting daily and weekly loan activity for cash flow management.

65. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including interfacing via the Internet.

66. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including interfacing via a telephone.

67. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including running an advance request through a set of criteria.

68. The payday loan system of claim 47 further including running an advance request through a set of fraud identification parameters.