Bank of America Files A Patent That Could Revolutionize Wire Transfers
The Bank of America Tower in New York City. Bank of America has filed a patent with the US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) for a system of wire transfers using cryptocurrency. Published 17th September, the patent describes a system in which funds are sent between accounts using cryptocurrency technology. The word "blockchain" or "block chain" does not appear in the patent. Thomas Edward Durbin and James Gregory Ronca, authors of the filing, state: "Enterprises handle a large number of foreign wire transfer requests on a daily basis. As technology advances, foreign transactions have....
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Bank of America (BoA) has filed a patent application titled "System and Method for Wire Transfers Using Cryptocurrency ." The application was filed in March and published on September 17 by the U. S. Patents and Trademarks Office. The BoA filing describes an alternative to traditional wire transfers. The funds are first transferred to a cryptocurrency exchange, then converted to a cryptocurrency such as bitcoin, then sent to another exchange, and finally converted into another currency for the recipient. In other words, BoA wants to patent the concept of using a cryptocurrency as a....
The US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) has published a patent filed by US financial services giant Bank of America that seeks to protect a system for wire transfers using cryptocurrency technology. The patent, filed on 17th March, 2014, and published 17th September, seeks to protect a system by which electronic funds could be sent between customer accounts using the underlying blockchain of a given cryptocurrency as the rails for payment. The system described, for example, would enable customer funds to be converted at a cryptocurrency exchange and then sent to a second cryptocurrency....
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