US Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent to Bank of America (BofA) for what may add up to a digital currency trade for corporate customers.
Initially documented on June 16, 2014, Bank of America’s patent on a “digital money change framework” involves a stage to oversee trade rates between different monetary standards, exchange solicitations, and client accounts.
In BofA’s framework, the client would have one record and there would be two buoy accounts related with an “undertaking.” The buoy accounts are intended to deal with transformation starting with one digital currency then onto the next; clients influence a store of the money they to plan to change over or offer into a buoy account and the second buoy account is supported with the identical swapping scale for new target cash. For this situation, clients will be organizations, as the administration is planned for undertakings rather than singular customers.
As per the patent, “Endeavors may deal with an expansive number of money related exchanges once a day. As innovation propels, money related exchanges including cryptographic money have turned out to be more typical. For a few ventures, it might be alluring to trade monetary standards and cryptographic forms of money.”
BofA’s framework will likewise make utilization of a “hazard score,” a remainder intended to moderate unlawful movement on the trade. The hazard score is situated to a limited extent on factors identified with the gathering sending the exchange, the specific cryptographic money included, and the sum being traded.
It isn’t a major stun that BofA has recorded yet another blockchain-driven patent; to date, the bank has documented more than 20 such patent applications, including two that are planned to address constant following of information handling that covered in October 2017.