Resumen de: US20260312803A1
0000 A method and system and computer program product for subscribing to action plans including a processing device for receiving an encrypted action plan summary transaction message including one or more fields from an analyst node in a blockchain network and generating an encrypted action plan summary transaction in a blockchain including the content of the encrypted action plan summary transaction message. The processing device may transmit the encrypted action plan summary transaction to the blockchain network. The processing device may transmit an encrypted action plan summary notice to the blockchain network alerting the nodes of the blockchain network to the encrypted action plan summary transaction.
Resumen de: US20260312813A1
0000 A unified framework is disclosed for creating a Verified Web that integrates blockchain domain resolution, cryptographic proofs, and Verified AI Agents. The system merges trust-scored resolution APIs (“Unruggable Resolve”) with a cross-chain data gateway (“Unruggable Gateways”) to retrieve data from multiple blockchains and off-chain sources. Cryptographic proofs anchor domain records, user credentials, and AI Agent workflows, ensuring tamper-resistant authenticity while preventing malicious resolver switching. The framework accommodates local or cloud-based Large Language Models (LLMs), enabling clients to dynamically assemble Verified AI Agents from verifiably sourced metadata. By mitigating AI-generated misinformation and supporting unstoppable name resolution, the solution fosters a robust ecosystem of decentralized, multi-chain applications, strengthening trust, security, and interoperability across evolving blockchain and AI landscapes.
Resumen de: US20260311270A1
A system for generating and managing a unified property identifier and lifecycle record is disclosed. The system comprises a data ingestion module for receiving property data, including parcel identifiers and deed records. An artificial intelligence (AI) validation engine verifies the authenticity and completeness of the received data. A generation module creates a unique, blockchain-anchored universal property identifier based on the validated data. A physical tag with a machine-readable element is issued, which, when scanned, resolves to a digital property record. A smart contract platform deployed on a blockchain records property lifecycle events, such as permits and repairs, and dynamically updates a property score. The system also includes interfaces for transmitting validated data packets to counterparties, updating ownership information while preserving historical records, and enabling the creation and management of fractional ownership tokens cryptographically linked to the universal property identifier.
Resumen de: US20260311566A1
A blockchain-based system is disclosed for facilitating wagering, rewards, and financial interactions within competitive sports environments, specifically pickleball. The system includes a native digital token and a plurality of smart contracts configured to automate match-based wagering, reward distribution, and transaction settlement based on verified match outcomes. A decentralized ledger records token transfers, player performance metrics, and achievement data. The system further includes an incentive framework providing performance-based recognitions and token rewards, and a tokenomics model governing issuance, allocation, and governance. The platform integrates with real-world sporting events and supports peer-to-peer transactions, tournament participation, and digital asset exchanges. By combining athletic performance with decentralized financial mechanisms, the system enables transparent, automated, and trustless monetization of competitive play within a secure blockchain infrastructure.
Resumen de: AU2025210772A1
Abstract A biometric compliance system integrates continuous physiological monitoring with blockchain-based enforcement through a biological artificial intelligence layer. The system comprises a neuroadaptive input module receiving multi-modal biometric data, which is processed by the biological artificial intelligence layer to compute composite physiological state values and generate compliance control signals. The biological artificial intelligence layer includes biometric analysis, compliance logic, and orchestration modules that coordinate system-wide operations. A cryptographic security module provides secure communications, while a distributed ledger interface records compliance events on a blockchain. A token management module dynamically adjusts access privileges of blockchain-based tokens in response to compliance control signals. All sensitive compliance operations execute within a hardware security module's isolated processing environment. This architecture enables real- time, adaptive compliance enforcement that responds to continuous changes in operator physiological state, replacing static authentication with dynamic, context-aware governance suitable for high-security and regulated environments. Abstract A biometric compliance system integrates continuous physiological monitoring with blockchain-based enforcement through a biological artificial intelligence layer. The system comprises a neuroadaptive input module receiving multi-modal biometric data, which is p
Resumen de: US20260311858A1
The present invention provides systems and methods for exchanging health data. A health data exchange platform includes health data from a plurality of data sources. The health data exchange platform preferably utilizes blockchain technology. The health data exchange platform includes both buyers of health data and suppliers of health data. The health data exchange platform includes a phenotype network system including at least one server, a user profile database, a report database, a permissions database, a geographic incident database, and a medical community database. The health data exchange platform further includes a personalized avatar to make a supplement recommendation plan tailored to a specific user.
Resumen de: EP4819020A1
A blockchain based system and method for managing transaction to transfer ownership of vehicles. The system is configured to establish a smart contract between a first user and a second user. The smart contract comprises terms to manage transaction to transfer ownership of vehicle. The system is further configured to execute the smart contract between the first user and the second user. The system is further configured to provide a payment code to transfer payment between the first user and the second user. The system is further configured to instantly transfer ownership of the vehicle on completion of transfer of payment amount. The system is further configured to create a digital certificate comprising information related to the transaction of payment amount and transfer of ownership between the first user and the second user.
Resumen de: GB2705336A
A method and apparatus (10) for insurance claim processing, the apparatus comprises a blockchain network (12) configured to store claim-related data in an immutable ledger (14) and smart contracts (16) embedded within the blockchain network. The smart contracts are configured to automate at least the submission, validation, and payment processing of insurance claims based on predefined criteria. The apparatus may further comprise fraud detection algorithms defining fraud detection criteria. The fraud detection algorithms may be integrated with the smart contracts and utilise real-time data analysis and machine learning models to identify fraudulent activities. The fraud detection algorithms may be configured to trigger specific actions within the smart contracts, such as halting payment processing or flagging claims for manual review. The real-time data analysis may include cross-referencing with external databases which may provide industry-standard pricing or historical claim data. figure 1
Resumen de: WO2025117079A1
A computer can monitor network traffic on a blockchain computing network. The computer can determine a current level of network congestion on the blockchain computing network. The computer can execute a first machine learning model that predicts a timeseries of future transaction costs based on historical data and the current level network congestion level of the blockchain computing network. The computer can also execute a second machine learning model to predict a timeseries of future transaction sizes and UTXO types for the distributed ledger-based account based on historical transaction data. The computer can select one or more UTXOs to use to complete the transaction of the transaction request. The computer can append a block instance containing an identification of the selected one or more UTXOs to the blockchain to complete the transaction.
Resumen de: EP4819582A1
This application provides a blockchain validation service management method and system. A blockchain includes a plurality of blockchain nodes. The blockchain validation service management system includes a plurality of shared nodes and a plurality of dedicated nodes. The shared nodes and the dedicated nodes are used as blockchain nodes. The shared nodes store synchronization data of the blockchain. The method includes: receiving a user node creation request from a first user, and creating at least one dedicated node based on data of a first shared node in the plurality of shared nodes, where the at least one dedicated node is used as a user node of the first user; receiving first data from a validation computing application of the first user; generating second data based on the first data, where the second data includes the first data, an identifier of the first user, and an identifier of the user node; and sending the second data to the plurality of blockchain nodes. The method and system can significantly improve validity of the user node in the blockchain.
Resumen de: EP4818936A1
The subject matter discloses a method 200, 300, 400 and a device 102 for providing access to an asset 104. The method 300 comprises receiving an access request from a user device wherein the access request comprises a digital signature encrypted with a private key. The method 300 comprises verifying the digital signature using a public key stored in a blockchain, sending a request to a smart contract on the blockchain to verify the access request of the user device on successful verification of the digital signature, receiving a verification result from the smart contract. The method 300 comprises providing the access to the asset if the verification result indicates that the access request meets the conditions in the smart contract, and denying the access to the asset if the verification result indicates that the access request does not meet the conditions in the smart contract.
Resumen de: EP4818935A1
The subject matter discloses a method 200, 300, 400 and a device 102 for providing access to an asset 104. The method 300 comprises receiving an access request from a user device wherein the access request comprises a digital signature encrypted with a private key. The method 300 comprises verifying the digital signature using a public key stored in a blockchain, sending a request to a smart contract on the blockchain to verify the access request of the user device on successful verification of the digital signature, receiving a verification result from the smart contract. The method 300 comprises providing the access to the asset if the verification result indicates that the access request meets the conditions in the smart contract, and denying the access to the asset if the verification result indicates that the access request does not meet the conditions in the smart contract.
Resumen de: US20260303352A1
Presented are computing systems for transferring digital assets between virtual platforms, methods for making/using such systems, and digital assets imported/exported by such systems. A method for controlling transfer of digital assets includes storing a fungible digital asset on a digital platform in association with a personal account of a user. A server computer of the digital platform receives a user request to transfer the fungible digital asset to another digital platform; in response, the fungible digital asset is converted to a non-fungible digital asset by generating a cryptographic (crypto) token, assigning the crypto token to the digital asset, and recording the crypto token on a blockchain ledger. The newly minted digital asset is transferred to an intermediate computing node and associated with another personal account of the user. The non-fungible digital asset is then transferred to the requested digital platform and associated with yet another personal account of the user.
Resumen de: US20260303347A1
A method executed by a computing device includes selecting a contingency-action token (CAT) of an object distributed ledger that meets minimum CAT requirements. The method further includes determining to select the CAT based on an evaluation of the CAT with regards to an evaluation profile. When selecting the CAT the method further includes facilitating taking control of the selected CAT of a blockchain of the object distributed ledger and updating the selected CAT utilizing the secure exchange posting information for the CAT to produce an updated CAT. The method further includes causing generation of a new block affiliated with the updated CAT via another blockchain of another object distributed ledger for a secure exchange, where the new block includes the updated CAT.
Resumen de: US20260303381A1
0000 A system for a verifying a transaction in a sharded blockchain network. The system comprises a plurality of worker shards that allows the system to scale the transaction processing power with the increase in the number of worker shards. The plurality of worker shards that allow multiple committees of nodes to process incoming transactions in parallel. A data shard coordinates the commitment of blocks to ensure that the highest block in a chain is accurately committed.
Resumen de: US20260303379A1
0000 A computer-implemented method of determining whether blockchain nodes have a synchronised view of a blockchain, wherein the method is performed by a first blockchain node and comprises: sending i) a first block height corresponding to a most recent block of the blockchain stored by the first blockchain node and ii) a first timestamp corresponding to a current time held by the first blockchain node, to a second blockchain node; receiving i) a second block height corresponding to a most recent block of the blockchain stored by the second blockchain node, and ii) a second timestamp corresponding to a current time held by the second blockchain node, from the second blockchain node; and determining whether the first and second blockchain nodes have a synchronised view of the blockchain based on the first and second block heights and the first and second timestamps.
Resumen de: US20260300957A1
0000 Techniques are described herein for generating, encoding, and processing blockchain tokens as real estate in an augmented or virtual reality ecosystem. In some embodiments, the techniques include an encoding schema that encodes physical location coordinates to the unique identifier of a blockchain token. For example, the location coordinates may include the latitude and longitude of a physical space on earth. Blockchain tokens that have unique token identifiers represented by encoded geospatial information are referred to herein as location-encoded blockchain tokens. By encoding the physical location coordinates of a geographic location, the token owner or renter may populate the geographic space with curated content.
Resumen de: US20260303386A1
Data backups are performed in multiple blockchain environments. Digital pictures, movies, computer files, apps, and any other electronic data may be automatically backed-up, or duplicated, to multiple blockchain networks. First, an electronic data is written to a first blockchain network. A second, different, blockchain network is automatically selected based on many factors and/or parameters. Then, the electronic data is written to the second blockchain network. Still more duplicate copies of the electronic data may be redundantly written to third, fourth, and more blockchain networks. Any of the blockchain networks may send a confirmation that confirms the duplicate copy was written. One or more cryptographic proofs may be generated to prove the duplicate copies were stored to the multiple blockchain networks.
Resumen de: WO2026201724A1
It is provided a method for reducing latency when using an in-game asset. The method comprises detecting an in-game event by a game server. The in-game event indicating that a player playing at a game client has earned the in-game asset. The method further comprises updating a game server database to record the player's ownership of the in-game asset. The method further comprises issuing the in-game asset from the game server to the game client. The in-game asset is directly usable by the player upon its reception by the game client. The method further comprises generating a record on a blockchain, the blockchain record indicating the player's ownership of the in-game asset.
Resumen de: WO2026202788A1
A system (100) with a processor and memory storing instructions for generating, managing, and synchronizing educational timetables with integrated verification and blockchain-based immutability is disclosed. The system includes a timetable module that uses AI/ML models to create and validate timetables, identifying conflicts through a Predictive Time Table Validation Engine. A time series database stores timetables and synchronization profiles, while a pointer system ensures calendar synchronization. Blockchain integration immutably store timetable, academic calendars, and events. An event verification system uses sensors and facial recognition for real-time validation. A graph data structure module links confirmed events with educational subsystems, storing relevant metadata. The system further includes a substitution system and a syllabus tracking system to monitor progress and generate adaptive timetable recommendations. A smart TV interface displays real-time educational content.
Resumen de: WO2026202183A1
In order to secure generation of a blockchain by peers in a communication network, a preparatory phase is carried out with simulations, with and without cyber-attacks, in the context of generation of test blockchains. Each peer independently collects (303) information relating to events occurring in the context of exchanges in the communication network occurring during the simulations, the information being labelled and grouped into batches of multiple successive cycles. At least one model is trained (308), independently for each peer, using the batches as input data and one of the labels of each batch as classification output datum. In a subsequent use phase, said trained model provides a classification relating to detection of a cyber-attack.
Resumen de: WO2026202715A1
The present disclosure provides a system (102) and method (200) for blockchain-based access control and artificial intelligence-assisted de-identification of data. The system (100) includes a processor (104) that enables receiving data from one or more sources, analyzing the data using an AI module (115) to identify sensitive attributes, and applying masking, encryption, or tokenization for de-identification. The AI module (115) dynamically updates de-identification policies based on compliance requirements. The system records metadata, transformation logs, and cryptographic hash values onto a blockchain network, ensuring transparency and immutability. Access control is managed through blockchain-based smart contracts that define permission rules and access levels. Additionally, an automated smart licensing framework facilitates regulatory approvals and compliance enforcement across industries. The AI module (115) is continuously refined using federated learning and advanced cryptographic techniques to enhance security and regulatory adherence. The system ensures secure data sharing while preserving privacy and compliance in a decentralized environment.
Resumen de: US20260300890A1
Techniques to generate high fidelity digital twins are disclosed. A business process is specified with a received document, including a graphical diagram. The business process document is parsed, and a mathematical twin comprised of a categorical wiring diagram is generated using a monoidal category. A digital twin is then generated from the categorical wiring diagram by mapping the category into a type system overlaid on a programming language; a relational database schema generated from taking attributes passed in the wiring diagram and applying a normalizing algorithm, and a system to persist changes to the database using a projection protocol and a distributed ledger such as a blockchain. In some embodiments, accounting debit/credit semantics are selected for the relational database schema.
Resumen de: US20260300968A1
According to several embodiments of the present disclosure, a block generation method performed by a computing device including at least one processor is disclosed. The block generation method may include: obtaining a first transaction from a node in which a transaction included in a blockchain network has occurred; and when the first transaction is obtained, generating a first block for recording the first transaction based on whether any one of preset conditions is satisfied. The preset conditions may include: a first condition that is satisfied when receiving the first transaction causes the number of transactions not recorded in a block to reach a preset number; and a second condition that is satisfied when an acquisition time of a second transaction acquired earliest among the transactions not recorded in a block reaches a preset time.
Nº publicación: US20260300941A1 01/10/2026
Solicitante:
DENOTO ADAM [US]
Denoto Adam
Resumen de: US20260300941A1
A quantum-resilient decentralized social media system is disclosed. The system includes a mobile application that enables users to create and interact with content, manage cryptocurrency assets, utilize artificial intelligence tools, and participate in decentralized governance. An API gateway provides quantum-resistant secure communication with a server-side services module comprising a social media engine, an artificial intelligence engine, a finance and trading module, a quantum security module, and a governance module. A distributed node network implements a three-dimensional spherical blockchain architecture to immutably record social activity, financial transactions, governance actions, and security validations. In some embodiments, methods are provided for initializing user accounts using cryptographic wallets and post-quantum keys, for generating and monetizing content through blockchain storage and micro-payment distribution, and for executing automated cryptocurrency trading using an AI-driven trading bot with results recorded on the blockchain.