This inventor holds 59 USPTO granted patents and 2 published patent applications, primarily in Cash Handling Technology (CPC class G07F). Top assignee: Bank of America Corporation. Active years: 2009-2026.
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Years Active: 2009-2026
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Amy Baker Folk is an inventor based in Charlotte, North Carolina, who has made significant contributions to the field of transactions management. Through her extensive research, Amy has secured a total of 56 patents that center around the efficient processing and storing of transactions data.
One of Amy's latest patents is for a transaction storing and forwarding system. This system allows transactions to continue to be processed even in situations where there is a loss of communication between a cash handling device and a financial institution. In such cases, the transactions may be processed up to a pre-defined limit. These transaction limits can be based on the number of transactions or the dollar amount transacted. The system may also include measures that are specific to one or more types of transactions, as well as combinations of the above-mentioned factors.
As an employee of Bank of America Corporation, Amy has focused her inventions on the needs of the banking industry. Her expertise has been greatly valued by her colleagues at the bank, including Daniel Christopher Bohen and William Thomas Sanders, who also work in the field of transactions management.
Amy's contributions not only advance the banking industry, but they also demonstrate how innovation can lead to better systems and increased efficiency. Her inventions have the potential to improve the way that transactions are processed, leading to shorter processing times, greater accuracy, and more secure transactions.