This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: The Huntington National Bank. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Anil Chowdary Pathi: Inventor in Secure Resource Distribution
Introduction
Anil Chowdary Pathi is an inventor based in Columbus, Ohio, whose work includes technology for securely distributing resources through alternate channels. His patent portfolio includes 2 patents, and he is associated with The Huntington National Bank.
Latest Patents
Pathi’s latest patent, “Distributing Resources Through Secure Alternate Channels,” describes a system that can redirect a resource distribution request to an alternate channel. The system processes an image of a request, uses pre-extracted information such as the resource quantity, and extracts details including the recipient’s name and address. It can identify the recipient as an organization and select an alternate channel for completing the distribution.
This approach is designed to support secure and appropriate resource transfers when the original request uses a different channel. The supplied information lists the same patent description twice.
Career Highlights
Pathi’s listed work connects his inventive activity with financial services and resource distribution. His patent portfolio reflects an interest in systems that interpret request information and determine how a transaction can be completed through an alternate channel.
Collaborations
Pathi is associated with The Huntington National Bank. His listed coworkers include Timothy Gorman and Gregory A. McCracken.
Conclusion
Anil Chowdary Pathi’s patent work focuses on secure alternate-channel resource distribution, linking information extraction with decisions about how to complete a transfer.
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