This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Orange. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Patrick Leroy: Transaction-Security Inventor
Introduction
Patrick Leroy is an inventor based in Chatillon, France. His patent work includes a method designed to secure transactions between user terminals and transaction devices through a server. He is associated with Orange and holds 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Leroy’s patent, “Securing Transactions,” describes a method for verifying a transaction by comparing two series of codes. A server sends a first series, derived from a private key and associated with the transaction device, to that device. The server receives a second series from a user’s terminal and compares the two. If the series match, the server associates the terminal, transaction device, and transaction, enabling authorization to continue the transaction between the associated devices.
Career Highlights
Leroy’s documented patent contribution focuses on transaction security and server-mediated verification. His work is associated with Orange.
Collaborations
Leroy’s listed coworkers include Fabrice Jeanne and Christopher Georget.
Conclusion
Patrick Leroy’s patent describes a code-comparison approach for associating transaction participants and authorizing a transaction to proceed securely.
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