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: Naomi Verma and a Smart Card Tamper-Detection Invention.
Introduction
Naomi Verma is an inventor associated with Washington, DC, and Bank of America Corporation. Her patent work addresses security features for smart cards, including tamper detection and near-field communication.
Latest Patents
Verma is associated with 1 patent: “Smart Card with Hard-Wired Tamper Detection System.” The invention describes a smart card with an embedded smart chip connected to a battery and a simplified onboard tamper alerting system through electrical wires. If the chip is removed, the wires fracture, triggering a tamper signal and rendering the chip inoperable. The system can alert the card issuer, while a stripe-scrambling film provides an additional security feature for the magnetic stripe.
Career Highlights
Verma’s listed patent reflects work on integrating physical tamper detection with smart-card technology. The disclosed design combines wired connections, an alerting system, and near-field communication.
Collaborations
Verma’s listed coworker is Jesus Alvarez Solis. The patent information provided associates her with Bank of America Corporation.
Conclusion
Naomi Verma’s smart-card patent describes a layered approach to detecting tampering and notifying the issuer, combining hard-wired safeguards with card-based security features.
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