Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

George Kassis

Tyrone Lobban

Christine Moy

Keerthi Moudgal

Umar Farooq

Bhaskar Kishore

Scott Andrew Lucas

Stuart Hunter

Nikhil Sharma

Alexandra Prager Miller

Vishakh Vishakh

Navkiran Arneja

Vishakh

Karthik Subramanian

Matthew C Taylor

Catherine D Faulk

Ganesh Anantwar

Sophia Wasserman

Angelo Aratan

Aditya Mayur Taday

Manmeet Ahluwalia

Jitendra Bhurat

Angela Pratt

Kirsten Jones

Stoyan H Djourov

Systems and methods for using digital identity frameworks to access and interact with decentralized applications are disclosed. A method may include a proxy smart contract: receiving a trade from an authorized trader and an on-chain format of a verifiable credential, wherein the on-chain format of the verifiable credential comprises a flattened array of an authorized trader verifiable credential, a trusted entity verifiable credential, and root issuer verifiable credential; verifying, using a verifier smart contract, the on-chain format of the verifiable credential, wherein the verifier smart contract queries a digital identifier registry to verify that an authorized trader digital identifier, a trusted entity digital identifier, and a root issuer digital identifier associated with the root issuer verifiable credential are active; and in response to the authorized trader digital identifier, the trusted entity digital identifier, and root issuer digital identifier being active, executing, with a decentralized finance smart contract, the trade.

Systems and methods for using digital identity frameworks and infrastructure to access and interact with decentralized applications

Systems and methods for issuance and management of non-fungible tokens are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for issuing non-fungible tokens may include: (1) receiving, by a computer program executed by a non-fungible token as a service (NFTaaS) computer program and from a NFTaaS user interface, a minting request to mint a non-fungible token (NFT), wherein the minting request comprises content for the NFT and a plurality of NFT attributes; (2) identifying, by the NFTaaS computer program, a deployed smart contract for the plurality of NFT attributes; (3) minting, by the NFTaaS computer program, the NFT according to the NFT attributes using the identified deployed smart contract; and (4) deploying, by the NFTaaS computer program, the NFT to a distributed ledger.

Systems and methods for issuance and management of non-fungible tokens

Systems and methods for distributed ledger-based identity management are disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer-based method for managing attestations may include: (1) receiving, by a computer program executed by an electronic device for an identity consumer and from an identity provider, a notification from an identity provider server that an attestation is available, wherein the attestation may be generated by the identity provider based on authorization from a system operator and may include a chain of trust comprising an identification of the system operator and the identity provider; (2) requesting, by the computer program, the attestation from the identity provider; and (3) downloading, by the computer program, the attestation to an identity consumer electronic wallet for the identity consumer. The identity provider may commit the downloading of the attestation to a distributed ledger, wherein the distributed ledger maintains a current status for the attestation.

Systems and methods for distributed ledger-based institutional identity management

Systems and methods for space-based transactions are disclosed. A method for conducting a space-based transaction may include: (1) a first space-based device determining that it is incapable or will be incapable of providing the service; (2) the first space-based device identifying a second space-based device; (3) the first space-based device requesting capability information for the second space-based device; (4) the first space-based device that the second space-based device is capable of providing the service based on the capability information; and (5) the first space-based device executing a transaction with the second space-based device, wherein the first space-based device pays the second space-based device for the service by transferring payment from an electronic wallet for the first space-based device to an electronic wallet for the second space-based device on the distributed ledger network, and the second space-based device provides the service to the user.

Systems and methods for space-based transactions

According to another embodiment, a method for invoicing and payments in an integrated supplier network may include: (1) receiving, at a supplier interface for a payments computer program, an invoice from a supplier; (2) receiving, at a buyer interface for the payments computer program, a payment allocation for the invoice, wherein the payment allocation may be associated with a supplier attestation for the supplier; (3) transferring, by the payments computer program, funds for the payment allocation to a liquidity pool, wherein the funds are commingled with other funds in the liquidity pool; (4) receiving, at the supplier interface, the supplier attestation, and a request to withdraw at least a portion of the funds for the payment allocation; and (5) retrieving, by the payments computer program, the portion of the payment allocation to a supplier account with the integrated supplier network.

Integrated supplier networks

Systems and methods for distributed ledger-based collateral movement are disclosed. According to an embodiment, a method for distributed ledger-based collateral movement may include: (1) receiving, at a first collateral custodian computer system for a collateral custodian and from a client of the first collateral custodian, a collateral asset for a target asset held by a client of a second collateral custodian; and (2) tokenizing the collateral asset and writing a collateral token to a distributed ledger platform. The second collateral custodian receives, from the distributed ledger platform, the collateral token and releases the target asset to the first collateral custodian in response to receiving the collateral token.

Systems and methods for distributed-ledger based collateral movement

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George Kassis