Platform and method for transfer of digital tokens representing a bank's promise to pay bank account stored or credit value

a technology of digital tokens and bank accounts, applied in the field of financial bank transactions, can solve problems such as no way, value withdrawal, and promise nullification

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-09-05
SILVERMAN KENNETH J
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Benefits of technology

The technical effect that this invention allows bankers to directly use tokens from one's own store or website instead of paying up with cash when they want them through an online merchant system like PayPal®. This saves money on paper usage by reducing costs associated with purchasing physical cards used at stores.

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This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to providing a secure system for delivering money remotely without compromising their owners trustworthiness. Current methods involve physical delivery of assets like coins or notes, while newer technologies allow us to send them digital values over internet connections rather than physically carrying it around.

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[0044]The present invention includes a vehicle (platform), method, bank and device for ‘Transfer’ of ‘Tokens’ using the words ‘promise’, ‘transfer’, ‘token’ and ‘platform’ as defined herein.

[0045]A bank is defined as any entity maintaining segregated or comingled currency or credit accounts for individuals, companies, merchants or other entities (Clients or Customers).

[0046]A promise is any obligation, a bank has to a Promisee to pay upon demand by the Promisee, some exact real-world currency value as described in the promise. A promise has certain features:

[0047]Any current Promisee, and only the current Promisee, may easily transfer his rights to a new Promisee in a manner where nobody may reverse the transfer.

[0048]The promise, comprising its obligation for the Promisor (bank) to pay to the Promisee on demand, the ability to transfer the party that is the Promisee, should be backed by a reserve of the exact real currency that is promised, held by the Promisor until some Promisee dem

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A method and system for electronically transferring value from a bank debit account, bank direct line of credit account or bank credit card account is presented, where an electronic representation of a promise is created and the Promisee is transferred, thereby transferring value. In one embodiment, a bank issues one or more digital representations of a promissory note in the form of a digital tokens in response to an action performed by the holder (i.e., Promisee) of a promissory note via an electronic platform. The Promisee can be transferred to a third party recipient, thereby transferring value. Actual funds are transferred only internally within the bank of origin.

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Owner SILVERMAN KENNETH J
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