Resumen de: DE102025117723A1
Offenbart wird ein Verfahren zur Durchführung einer Transaktion mit einem digitalen Token oder einer digitalen Währung zwischen einer sendenden Partei und einer empfangenden Partei ohne bestehende Netzwerkverbindung. Zumindest die sendende Partei verfügt über eine vertrauenswürdige Ausführungsumgebung (TEE). Die TEE verfügt über eine vorbestimmte Anzahl von Stammzertifikaten, die von einer vertrauenswürdigen Partei signiert wurden und sowohl die Authentizität der TEE-Hardware als auch der auf der TEE laufenden Software attestieren. Die TEE verwaltet ein Blockchain-Konto, dessen privater Schlüssel ausschließlich in der TEE gespeichert ist. Der digitale Token oder die digitale Währung wurde vor der Transaktion auf das Blockchain-Konto der TEE übertragen. Die TEE bereitet die Transaktion vor und signiert sie. Die empfangende Partei führt eine erweiterte Fernattestierung durch, um die Authentizität der TEE der sendenden Partei und ihrer Software anhand lokal gespeicherter Informationen über die Stammzertifikate zu verifizieren. Nach erfolgreicher Fernattestierung überträgt die TEE der sendenden Partei die Transaktion an die empfangende Partei. Die empfangende Partei empfängt die Transaktion und speichert sie lokal so, dass entweder die sendende Partei oder die empfangende Partei die Transaktion zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt in der Blockchain registrieren kann. Der gesamte Offline-Transaktionsablauf wird von der TEE gesteuert. Alle beteiligten TEEs befolgen dass
Resumen de: EP4838834A2
0001 Methods and devices for propagating blocks in a blockchain network. At a mining node, while hashing a first block header of a first candidate block, the mining node sends, to other mining nodes, a first message specifying transactions and their order in a first ordered set of transactions contained in the first candidate block. The mining also receives a second message specifying transactions and their order in a second ordered set of transactions contained in a second candidate block being mined by a second mining node. If the mining node succeeds in mining the candidate block it notifies other mining nodes by providing them with a coinbase transaction, hash value, and timestamp. If another mining node is successful, then the mining node receives information from the other mining node from which, in conjunction with the second message, it can assemble the second candidate block and validate it.
Resumen de: EP4838422A1
0001 Technical Field: 0002 The invention relates to computer-implemented artificial intelligence (AI) systems configured for deterministic compliance enforcement, proactive human oversight, ontology-driven semantic contextualization, symbolic rule verification, and blockchain-based audit logging in regulated industry applications. 0003 Background Art: 0004 Current AI systems (e.g., Large Language Models-LLMs) lack deterministic compliance at token generation level, leading to operational and regulatory risks. Additionally, existing systems lack real-time compliance verification, structured proactive human oversight, and robust auditability. 0005 Technical Problem Addressed: 0006 The technical challenges addressed by the invention include non-deterministic regulatory compliance, insufficient real-time compliance verification, lack of proactive compliance controls, inadequate transparency, and suboptimal computational efficiency in regulatory-compliant generative AI workflows. 0007 Summary of the Invention (Technical Solution and Effects): 0008 The invention provides an integrated technical system ("COGNICA") comprising ontology-driven semantic knowledge retrieval, deterministic finite automata (DFA)-based compliance enforcement at token level, symbolic rule-based compliance verification, proactive anomaly detection, proactive human-before-the-loop oversight, immutable blockchain-based audit logging, and cryptographically secure forced data forgetting. 0
Resumen de: US20260350559A1
0000 A computer-implemented method for managing decentralized business funding may include receiving, via a decentralized application (dApp), a funding proposal from a business entity, the funding proposal including a requested funding amount, funding terms, and intended use of funds; verifying, using a smart contract stored on a blockchain network, that the business entity possesses a verified non-fungible token (NFT) identity including on-chain compliance and performance data; publishing the funding proposal to an investor-facing interface, wherein the proposal is accessible to users based on tiered NFT membership levels; receiving investment commitments from one or more investors via the decentralized application; storing each investment commitment immutably on the blockchain network; executing a smart contract to enforce a binding agreement between the business entity and the investors upon reaching a predetermined funding threshold; and distributing, upon fulfillment of proposal milestones, return payments to the investors using a blockchain-native token.
Resumen de: WO2026231158A1
A hybrid blockchain-based system for real-time, privacy-preserving consent management in a distributed node infrastructure creates immutable consent hashes that are stored on-chain for tamper-proof tracking, while encrypted sensitive data is stored off-chain. Smart contracts are used for dynamic consent control and automated enforcement; zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to verify consent status without revealing personal information; decentralized identifiers (DIDs) for decentralized identity authentication; immutable blockchain records to create a tamper-proof, auditable consent history; and real-time propagation of consent changes across data partners. Unlike centralized systems, the invention in certain embodiments uses a distributed ledger to store immutable consent records. The decentralized nature of the ledger ensures that there is no single point of failure for the system, and enhances trust and transparency.
Resumen de: WO2026229767A1
A blockchain-based framework for managing transferable obligations via digitally-encoded negative-value tokens. The system introduces the General Liability Token (GLT), whose balances are mutable, divisible, and aggregable within wallets to settle multiple obligations along upstream/downstream flows. Each wallet also maintains a non-transferable Unspendable Statistical Token (UST) updated per transaction; smart contracts read UST to recalibrate GLT balances and enforce dormancy and recovery (recursive liability tracing). An optional AI layer flags anomalous patterns for escalation. The framework supports implementations including VAT Input Credit Tokens (VICT) and Government Tax Tokens (GTT), enabling tokenized input-credit transfer and consumption-tax flows without reliance on cash refunds or centralized reconciliation. All lifecycle operations (issuance, split/merge, transfer, burning, dormancy, recovery) are executed on a permissioned blockchain, providing auditable, scalable, and fraud-resistant compliance infrastructure applicable beyond taxation to other obligation-management domains.
Resumen de: US20260352487A1
The present technology includes systems and methods for low-latency, stateful interactions between two parties in a blockchain environment by shifting execution of application logic off-chain while preserving security and verifiability. An off-chain communication channel is established in association with an on-chain smart contract, allowing the parties to exchange a sequence of cryptographically authenticated state updates that collectively represent a current interaction state. A respective update is validated through coordinated cryptographic operations between the parties, forming a verifiable chain of state transitions. The disclosed approach reduces on-chain transaction overhead while maintaining trust, enabling applications such as interactive gaming, streaming services, and incremental payment systems.
Resumen de: US20260350597A1
Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A first user device for a blockchain network may communicate first signaling to initiate an import session for a blockchain wallet associated with a device-based passkey associated with a second user device, where the first signaling may include a random secret. The first user device may receive an indication that the import session is associated with the second user device and may generate a new passkey associated with the first user device. The first user device may transmit second signaling including an encrypted credential identifier associated with the new passkey, where the encrypted credential identifier may be encrypted based on the random secret. The second user device may sign a blockchain transaction authorizing access to the blockchain wallet using the new passkey, and the first user device may access the blockchain wallet using the new passkey.
Resumen de: US20260350590A1
A system may be configured to unify the processes for authenticating a user to access an application and establishing a connection to a blockchain network. By unifying these processes, the system can reduce the friction of separate authentication and blockchain connection workflows, particularly for users who are unfamiliar with blockchain concepts such as selecting a wallet provider, managing cryptographic keys, approving connection requests, and digitally signing messages. The system may leverage a user-controlled trust data wallet (e.g., a digital wallet application) on their mobile device. The digital wallet may facilitate obtaining and storing verifiable credentials from a trusted issuer, authenticating the user with the application, establishing a blockchain connection, and approving blockchain transactions (e.g., initiated with or by the application).
Resumen de: US20260351076A1
Systems and methods that determine if an activity of a user in association with a first gaming establishment qualifies as a potential fraudulent financial transaction. Responsive to the determination being that the activity of the user qualifies as the potential fraudulent financial transaction, the systems and methods cause data associated with the activity to be written in a block of a permissioned blockchain.
Resumen de: US20260352499A1
0000 A computer-implemented method of obtaining application-related data, wherein the method is performed by a first party and comprises: determining a first multicast network address associated with a first application; and obtaining, using the first multicast address, one or more respective blockchain transactions and/or one or more respective proof of inclusions, each respective proof of inclusion associated with a respective blockchain transaction, wherein each respective blockchain transaction comprises respective data related to the first application.
Resumen de: US20260350563A1
0000 According to a present invention embodiment, a system acquires, for a value, an item for a user from a computerized platform of the computer environment. A first blockchain transaction is conducted to indicate acquisition of the item on a blockchain. Blockchain tokens are assigned to the item. An initial valuation of the blockchain tokens corresponds to a portion of the value and a valuation of the blockchain tokens fluctuates over time. A second blockchain transaction is conducted to indicate return of the item on the blockchain. Transfer of the blockchain tokens is controlled based on return of the item. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for transferring items in a computer environment in substantially the same manner described above.
Resumen de: US20260350726A1
A method for multi-entity account settlement using blockchain-enabled system is disclosed. The method includes receiving input data from participating entities. The method also includes encrypting input data and uploading encrypted data to blockchain network. The method includes performing on-chain aggregation and standardization of encrypted data to create verifiable ledger of inter-entity obligations. The method also includes initializing each entity and obligation as unmatched for first settlement cycle. The method further includes iteratively constructing settlement chains by selecting a first unmatched entity and an outgoing unmatched obligation; and extending the chain by continuously identifying and adding sequential unmatched obligations between selected entities until the chain is closed or finalized. The method includes determining minimum common settlement amount across all obligations and automatically executing settlement by reducing each obligation in chain by determined amount. The method further includes repeating steps from chain construction to settlement until no further chains can be formed.
Resumen de: US20260352500A1
0000 Embodiments utilise Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) to provide improved techniques for generating, processing, controlling, transferring and/or implementing blockchain-based tokens and other assets. Such tokens may include, but are not limited to, non-fungible tokens (NFTs). In one possible embodiment, an SVD-based digital asset is created by applying SVD to one or more existing digital asset(s) e.g. image(s). In an alternative approach, the SVD-based digital asset can be created from an artificially constructed SVD rather than based on any existing digital asset(s). Embodiments are also provided for secure, encrypted transmission of digital assets and tokens between parties, and for improved storage and processing of such assets and tokens, in particular when storing/processing on a blockchain ledger.
Resumen de: US20260350172A1
0000 A computer-implemented method for booting a device using a portable boot loader device, wherein the portable boot loader device comprises a boot loader and operating system files, wherein a blockchain comprises a boot loader transaction, wherein the boot loader transaction comprises an output locked to a master public key, and wherein the boot loader transaction comprises a first signature signing the boot loader and a second signature signing the operating system files, and wherein the method comprises: obtaining the boot loader transaction; verifying the first signature using the master public key; verifying the second signature using the master public key; and loading the operating system files using the boot loader.
Resumen de: US20260350595A1
System, method, and computer program products are provided for key-value commitments from accumulators and vector commitments. The system includes at least one processor, configured to generate an accumulator commitment for a plurality of key-value pairs of a block in a blockchain network, the accumulator commitment cryptographically adding each key-value commitment of the block; obtain a new transaction for the block; determine a membership proof or non-membership proof to verify at least one accumulated value from one or more previous transactions; and authenticate the new transaction based on at least one proof to verify membership or non-membership based on the at least one accumulated value.
Resumen de: US20260350698A1
0000 A crypto ETP is administered by a portfolio modeling computer/(PMC), a fund administration computer/(FAC), an order taking platform computer/(OTP), a custodian computer/(CC), and a paying agent settlement computer/(PASC). The PMC defines the ETP and captures data for a cryptocurrency index. The CC tracks Underlying Assets held by the ETP, and sends the data to the FAC, which calculates the NAV of the Underlying Assets to generate a Portfolio Composite File/(PCF) sent to the OTP. The OTP receives and validates/confirms with the CC, orders for creations and redemptions of the ETP from Authorized Parties/(APs), in exchange for the Underlying Assets and/or cryptocurrency. The PASC provides settlement on the Exchange in cryptocurrency by: receiving confirmation from the CC of transfer of underlyings, ETPs or cryptocurrency from the APs to a blockchain wallet associated with the PCM; and issuing units of the ETPs, underlyings or cryptocurrency to the APs.
Resumen de: US20260350588A1
To manage information regarding a beneficiary of a consideration for rights on a blockchain. A program for causing a computer to function as: an issuance information generation unit that generates information for issuing a divisible token that includes information regarding a benefit ratio of a consideration and operates on a blockchain; and a division information generation unit that generates information for issuing the token divided on the basis of distribution information of the consideration based on an agreement to a beneficiary of the consideration.
Resumen de: US20260350598A1
Various aspects of the subject technology relate to systems, methods, and machine-readable media for cross-chain communication in a blockchain platform. Various aspects may include accepting, at a first blockchain, a first transaction including a message and a message payload. Aspects may also include validating, at the first blockchain, the message by signing the message using signature keys of one or more validators in a first set of validators of the first blockchain. Aspects may also include generating an aggregate signature based on the signature keys of the one or more validators in a first set of validators. Aspects may also include submitting a second transaction on to a second blockchain, the second transaction including the message and the aggregate signature. Aspects may include validating, at the second blockchain, the second transaction based on a shared registry.
Resumen de: US20260350587A1
0000 A computerized method for non-fungible token authentication includes creating an asset non-fungible token (NFT) associated with a physical asset, storing, in a partner wallet, a link between the asset NFT and a tag attached to the physical asset, wherein the tag includes at least one of a radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag or a near-field communication tag, initiating a transfer of the asset NFT to a user, receiving confirmation of wireless communication between a mobile computing device of the user and the tag attached to the physical asset, and transferring the asset NFT into a user wallet in response to confirmation of wireless communication between a mobile computing device of the user and the tag attached to the physical asset.
Resumen de: US20260350229A1
A computer-implemented method, system, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for authentication and access control. A verifier generates a challenge message and receives a digital signature over the challenge message from an entity. The verifier recovers a Bitcoin public key and a corresponding Bitcoin address mathematically from the digital signature without the Bitcoin public key having been transmitted by the entity. The verifier determines an authentication anchor associated with the entity, the authentication anchor comprising a Bitcoin address or locking script or a designated unspent transaction output, and queries Bitcoin blockchain data to determine whether a revocation condition associated with the authentication anchor has occurred. Access is authorized only when the digital signature is valid and the authentication anchor is unrevoked. Embodiments include hierarchical delegation, multi-signature anchors, continuous session monitoring, and registry-based identification.
Resumen de: US20260350632A1
A method executed by a computing device includes determining specific terms associated with a trademark contingent instrument for a contingency-action token (CAT) for an object distributed ledger. The method further includes establishing CAT content to include the specific terms and further CAT content to produce the CAT. The method further includes using a securely passing process to generate a new block affiliated with the CAT via a blockchain of the object distributed ledger, where the new block includes the CAT content.
Resumen de: US20260350586A1
0000 Methods, systems, and devices for data management are described. A first user device for a blockchain network may communicate first signaling to initiate an import session for a blockchain wallet associated with a device-based passkey associated with a second user device, where the first signaling may include a random secret. The first user device may receive an indication that the import session is associated with the second user device and may generate a new passkey associated with the first user device. The first user device may transmit second signaling including an encrypted credential identifier associated with the new passkey, where the encrypted credential identifier may be encrypted based on the random secret. The second user device may sign a blockchain transaction authorizing access to the blockchain wallet using the new passkey, and the first user device may access the blockchain wallet using the new passkey.
Resumen de: US20260350627A1
0000 Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a method for sharing relevant content on a blockchain. The method includes determining, using an artificial intelligence retrieval technique, whether encrypted content recorded on the blockchain includes information that is relevant to a query generated based on data that is descriptive of the encrypted content. In response to determining the encrypted content includes information that is relevant to the query, the method includes providing the information and the query as inputs to a generative artificial intelligence model configured to determine whether the information satisfies criteria generated based on the data that is descriptive of the encrypted content. In response to determining the encrypted content does not include information that is relevant to the query, the method includes cancelling a blockchain transaction involving a first user that generated the query and a second user that authored the encrypted content.
Nº publicación: US20260352451A1 05/11/2026
Solicitante:
BICKERSTAFF III GEORGE WILLIAM [US]
Bickerstaff, III George William
Resumen de: US20260352451A1
0000 A quantum-resistant system manages the key and model lifecycle of an artificial intelligence model within a trusted execution environment (TEE). A key management engine generates, seals, rotates, and revokes post-quantum keys bound to a hardware-rooted measurement. A secure model update module applies attested changes linking a prior state to a new state. A verifiable fine-tuning module binds, as a single signed unit, digests of training data, gradients, and resulting weights to the measurement. A tamper-evident provenance ledger records the operations and may anchor digests to a public blockchain. The system may mint a self-sovereign agent identity for consumption by a separate orchestration subsystem. Keys, updates, and evidence exist unencrypted only within the TEE and are tamper-evidently bound to the measurement, so an operator cannot alter or suppress them without invalidating the attestation.