Meta trademark filing hints at plans for crypto payments platform
The five applications suggest the social media firm may use its namesake in a payments processing platform called Meta Pay. Social media giant Facebook's parent company, Meta, may be planning to launch a payments platform with support for cryptocurrency. According to records submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, or USPTO, on May 13, Meta filed five applications for its namesake to be used in a platform called Meta Pay. The filings included Meta’s name for use in a “online social networking service for investors allowing financial trades and exchange of digital....
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Meta Platforms Inc., formerly Facebook, has filed five trademark applications for “Meta Pay.” The filings cover a wide range of cryptocurrency services. The company is renaming Facebook Pay to Meta Pay.
Trademark Applications for Meta Pay
Meta Platforms Inc., formerly Facebook, filed five trademark applications for “Meta Pay” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) last week.
Trademark attorney Josh Gerben tweeted explaining Wednesday that, in his opinion, Meta’s applications indicate the company is planning to....
Meta published the application for registration on Jan. 25 and is currently awaiting opposition prior to INPI approval. Meta, the world’s biggest social media platform, has filed a trademark registration with the Brazilian authorities to design, develop and provision hardware and software for various Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto-related services. Meta recently rebranded from Facebook as a move to better align with the Metaverse developments despite regulatory hurdles faced during its numerous previous attempts to enter the crypto space.Accelerating this effort, Meta filed a trademark....
Meta Inc., formerly Facebook, has filed eight trademark applications relating to a wide range of crypto services and the metaverse. They include cryptocurrencies, crypto trading, blockchain software, crypto wallets, and crypto exchanges. Meta’s Trademark Filings Cover a Range of Crypto Services and the Metaverse Facebook owner Meta has filed eight new trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its logo covering a range of crypto-related products and services. A USPTO-licensed trademark attorney, Mike Kondoudis, tweeted Wednesday explaining....
Following a slew of well known brands filing trademarks for metaverse related products and virtual goods, the American fast food firm founded in 1940, McDonald’s, has filed for ten trademark applications that describe plans to offer virtual restaurants and other digital-based products.
10 McDonald’s Trademark Filings Discovered Mention Digital-Based Products Like Food and Beverages, Operable Virtual Restaurants
McDonald’s, home of the Happy Meal and the world’s largest restaurant chain by revenue, has filed for ten trademark applications, according to....
It appears the trademark applications cover just about every aspect of the Web3 metaverse. Meta, formerly Facebook, has filed eight trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, or USPTO, relating to blockchain technology and its proposed metaverse. The applications and their fields of interest are as follows, organized by serial number:97320155: Online social networking and dating services, including a specific branch tailored for networking between cryptocurrency investors.97320153: Design and development of computer hardware and software relating to Web3,....