Network-level user validation for network-based exchanges that leverages universally unique ephemeral key to eliminate use of persistent credentials
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In some examples, the exchange identifier 510 may be externally represented by a UUEK 524. By way of example, to facilitate credential-less exchanges, the exchange platform 102 may issue one or more UUEKs 524 to one or more member platforms. As described herein, the UUEKs 524 may eliminate the reliance on traditional, persistent credentials 514 by identifying aspects of a value exchange through previously mapped data entities.
In some embodiments, a UUEK 524 is an external representation of an exchange identifier 510 that may be issued (e.g., in place of the exchange identifier 510) to an external entity, such as a user, partner platform, and/or service provider platform, and/or the like, to initiate a value-based exchange using the exchange platform 102. To do so, the UUEK 524 may be generated and issued by the exchange platform 102 to the external entity. Each UUEK 524 may include a plurality of values (e.g., up to fifty characters and/or more that may or may not be case sensitive) that represent one or more aspects of a value-based exchange. For example, the plurality of values may be indicative of an exchange identifier 510, a partition (e.g., identifying the recipient of the UUEK 524, etc.), an identifier type, and/or one or more flags. By way of example, an UUEK 524 may include a partner-specific UUEK and/or a service provider-specific UUEK. The partner-specific UUEK may be correlated to a partner-specific exchange data object and may include a partner partition 506, whereas a service provider-specific UUEK may be correlated to a service provider-specific exchange data object and may include a service provider partition 504, as described herein
