Posts Tagged: Bank of America patents
BoA innovations cover security for financial transactions, wearable payment devices, cryptocurrency
Many of the patents we noticed in our recent survey of BofA technologies are related to enhanced security methods for financial transactions, such as the innovation protected …
The Top 10 Patents Issued in 2015
2015 was a truly remarkable year for innovation and we saw major trends in self-driving cars, wearable technologies, digital wallets and much more. I hope you will enjoy …
Bank of America patents mobile banking programs and video ATM terminals
Mobile devices were the subject of a pair of recently issued Bank of America patents recently. It was at least a little intriguing, however, that the invention …
Top 10 Patents for 2014
Today, we’re picking the best inventions for which corporations from the Companies We Follow series have actually earned patent rights from the U.S. Patent and …
I Thought Banks Didn’t Like Financial Software Patents?
The big banks have backed Schumer for years, which makes sense since he is the senior Senator from the States of New York, which is where all …
Bank of America Patents: From Customer Loyalty to Cybersecurity and Social Networking
In this edition, we found a number of patent applications filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to protect technologies for customer loyalty rewards programs, …
Big Banks Get Software Patents Despite Alice
There are plenty of patents being issued to these giants of the banking industry which protect methods of processing transactions or performing other services through computer technologies. …
Major Banks Innovating to Increase Consumer Security
Today, we’ve profiled an assortment of patent applications and issued patents coming out of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that are assigned to Citigroup …
Bank of America Seeks Patent on ATM with a USB Port
Our featured patent application today discusses the operation of an automatic teller machine, or ATM, that includes a universal serial bus (USB) port. This USB port would …
