Systems and methods to provide user verification in a shared user environment via a device-specific display

1. A system for generating payment authentication entry interfaces for shared user environments, the system comprising:

a data storage device storing instructions for generating a shared augmented reality payment authentication entry interface in an electronic storage medium; and

a processor configured to execute the instructions to perform a method including:

determining, by an augmented reality processor, that a first proximity value of a first consumer device associated with a first user and a second proximity value of a second consumer device associated with a second user are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, based on first location data of the first consumer device and second location data of the second consumer device;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, a first request for a first payment authorization of one or more first products;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, a second request for a second payment authorization of one or more second products;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the first consumer device, a first augmented reality interface based on the first request for the first payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the second consumer device, a second augmented reality interface based on the second request for the second payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, wherein a display configuration of the second augmented reality interface is different from a display configuration of the first augmented reality interface, and wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface comprises a first unique randomized display of input characters, and wherein the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface comprises a second unique randomized display of the input characters;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, first payment credentials data input into the first augmented reality interface; and

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, second payment credentials data input into the second augmented reality interface.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the first consumer device is a separate device from the second consumer device.

3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface and the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface each depict the input characters positioned in randomized placements using an augmented reality environment.

4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the method further includes:

applying, by the augmented reality processor, one or more animations to the input characters, wherein the one or more animations include movements of the input characters within the augmented reality environment.

5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the first augmented reality interface and the second augmented reality interface each comprise a unique augmented reality display or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order in a physical environment, or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order projected onto a physical object.

6. The system of claim 1 , wherein the first payment credentials data and the second payment credentials data are input via a user-interaction with the first augmented reality interface and the second augmented reality interface, respectively, wherein the user interaction includes one of: a gesture, drag and drop motion, a grabbing motion, a wave, a click, or a point.

7. The system of claim 6 , wherein the first payment credentials data are stored by the first consumer device and the second payment credentials data are stored by the second consumer device.

8. The system of claim 1 , wherein the first payment credentials data and the second payment credentials data each comprise a form of user personal identification.

9. A computer-implemented method for generating payment authentication entry interfaces for shared user environments, the method comprising:

determining, by an augmented reality processor, that a first proximity value of a first consumer device associated with a first user and a second proximity value of a second consumer device associated with a second user are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, based on first location data of the first consumer device and second location data of the second consumer device;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, a first request for a first payment authorization of one or more first products;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, a second request for a second payment authorization of one or more second products;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the first consumer device, a first augmented reality interface based on the first request for the first payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the second consumer device, a second augmented reality interface based on the second request for the second payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, wherein a display configuration of the second augmented reality interface is different from a display configuration of the first augmented reality interface, and wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface comprises a first unique randomized display of input characters, and wherein the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface comprises a second unique randomized display of the input characters;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, first payment credentials data input into the first augmented reality interface; and

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, second payment credentials data input into the second augmented reality interface.

10. The method of claim 9 , wherein the first consumer device is a separate device from the second consumer device.

11. The method of claim 9 , wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface and the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface each depict the input characters positioned in randomized placements using in an augmented reality environment.

12. The method of claim 11 , wherein the first augmented reality interface and the second augmented reality interface each comprise a unique augmented reality display or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order in a physical environment, or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order projected onto a physical object.

13. The method of claim 11 , further comprising:

applying, by the augmented reality processor, one or more animations to the input characters, wherein the one or more animations include movements of the input characters within the augmented reality environment.

14. The method of claim 9 , wherein the first payment credentials data and the second payment credentials data are input via a user-interaction with the first augmented reality interface and the second augmented reality interface, respectively, wherein the user interaction includes one of: a gesture, drag and drop motion, a grabbing motion, a wave, a click, or a point.

15. The method of claim 14 , wherein the first payment credentials data are stored by the first consumer device and the second payment credentials data are stored by the second consumer device.

16. The method of claim 9 , wherein the first payment credentials data and the second payment credentials data each comprise a form of user personal identification.

17. A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a server, cause the server to perform a method for generating payment authentication entry interfaces for shared user environments, the method including:

determining, by an augmented reality processor, that a first proximity value of a first consumer device associated with a first user and a second proximity value of a second consumer device associated with a second user are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, based on first location data of the first consumer device and second location data of the second consumer device;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, a first request for a first payment authorization of one or more first products;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, a second request for a second payment authorization of one or more second products;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the first consumer device, a first augmented reality interface based on the first request for the first payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value;

transmitting, by the augmented reality processor and to the second consumer device, a second augmented reality interface based on the second request for the second payment authorization and based on determining that the first proximity value of the first consumer device and the second proximity value of the second consumer device are each less than or equal to a proximity threshold value, wherein a display configuration of the second augmented reality interface is different from a display configuration of the first augmented reality interface, and wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface comprises a first unique randomized display of input characters, and wherein the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface comprises a second unique randomized display of the input characters;

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the first consumer device, first payment credentials data input into the first augmented reality interface; and

receiving, by the augmented reality processor and from the second consumer device, second payment credentials data input into the second augmented reality interface.

18. The non-transitory machine-readable storage medium of claim 17 , wherein the first consumer device is a separate device from the second consumer device.

19. The non-transitory machine-readable storage medium of claim 17 , wherein the display configuration of the first augmented reality interface and the display configuration of the second augmented reality interface each depict the input characters positioned in randomized placements using an augmented reality environment.

20. The non-transitory machine-readable storage medium of claim 17 , wherein the first augmented reality interface and the second augmented reality interface each comprise a unique augmented reality display or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order in a physical environment, or a unique augmented reality overlay of the input characters positioned in a randomized order projected onto a physical object.