This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bank of America Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jesus Alvarez Solis and a Smart Card Tamper-Detection Invention.
Introduction
Jesus Alvarez Solis is an inventor associated with Buckeye, Arizona, and Bank of America Corporation. His patent work includes a smart-card design that combines tamper detection with near-field communication.
Latest Patents
The available information identifies one patent for Solis: “Smart Card with Hard-Wired Tamper Detection System.” The invention describes a smart card with a tamper detection unit containing an embedded smart chip connected to a battery by two electrical wires and to a simplified onboard tamper alerting system by a third wire. If someone removes the chip, the wires fracture, potentially rendering the chip inoperable and triggering an alert to the card issuer. The design also includes a stripe-scrambling film on the card’s magnetic stripe. Solis is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Solis’s documented patent contribution focuses on payment-card security. The hard-wired connections are intended to make physical tampering detectable, while the alerting system can notify the issuer when the specified trigger occurs.
Collaborations
Solis is associated with Bank of America Corporation. The available information does not specify his role at the company or identify particular collaborators on the patent.
Conclusion
Jesus Alvarez Solis’s documented invention applies hard-wired tamper detection and issuer alerting to smart-card security, reflecting a focused contribution to payment-card protection.
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