Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Consensys Software Inc.

Samer Falah

Suresh Shetty

Naveen Mallela

Patrick Mylund Nielsen

Sai Murali Krishna Valiveti

Joe Vieira

Tyrone Lobban

Ankur Sambhar

Raunak Rajpuria

Debidutta Pruthibiraj Samantaray

Murali Pingali

Lawrence Charles Drake

Elizabeth Polanco Aquino

David Voell

Leticia Pui Sze Lim

Luciane Sant'Anna

Kam Sat Lee

Michael Cornell

Gene Fernandez

Tulasi Movva

Sudhir Upadhyay

Tiffany Ashley Wan

John Corwin Hunter

Palka S Patel

Michael Bellamy

Zhou Zhiyao

Felix Shnir

Chetan Sarva

Christine Moy

Amber Baldet

Srimukh Oddiraju

Coenie Beyers

Gavin Lonsdale

Akshika Gupta

Angela Pratt

Chaddy Huussin

William J Lee

Jitendra Bhurat

Trung Nguyen

Archana Manjunatha

Nicolae Leonte

Zekun Shi

Rajat Jain

Peter Munnings

Jonathan C Hallam

Gene D Fernandez

Systems and methods for enhanced organizational transparency using a linked activity chain in a ledger are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include (1) a back end for an organization comprising at least one computer processor receiving a first communication from a first entity comprising a first customer interaction with the first entity; (2) the back end writing the first communication to a ledger for the organization as a first block in a linked activity chain; (3) the back end receiving a second communication from a second entity comprising a second customer second activity with the second entity; (4) the back end writing the second communication to the ledger for the organization as a second block in the linked activity chain; (5) the back end calculating a summary score for the customer based on the blocks in the linked activity chain.

Systems and methods for enhanced organizational transparency using a credit chain

A Quorum network comprising an access controlled multi-tenant network is provided that is configured to enable access control and state isolation in a multi-tenancy Ethereum-based distributed ledger system. The access-controlled network includes one or more authenticating servers (also referred to as access controls) for providing permission control to the nodes in the network. In a standard multi-tenant network, each user of an entity (also referred to as an organization) is limited to only transacting with (also referred to as accessing) their own authorized resources. The access-controlled network utilizes an access controller to provide a singular truth for a set of managed nodes through a trusted entity (such as a Network Authorization Server).

Network multi-tenant architecture for distributed ledger systems

Distributed ledger cores are disclosed. A method for interacting with a distributed ledger core may include: (1) a distributed banking ledger in a blockchain-based distributed ledger system receiving a transaction request for a transaction from a client system; (2) a smart contract creating a pending transaction; (3) the smart contract sending a posting request for the pending transaction to a ledger interoperability service; (4) the posting generation service generating accounting movements for the transaction; (5) the posting execution service posting the accounting movements and providing posting details to the ledger interoperability service; (6) validating the posting details with a data services module; (7) the smart contract receiving a posting validation complete notification from the posting execution service via the ledger interoperability service; (8) the smart contract settling the transaction on the distributed banking ledger by writing the transaction as a new block to the distributed banking ledger.

Distributed ledger core

The invention relates to creating a secure, decentralized, cloud-based network or physical/virtual infrastructure that enables the payments industry to redefine payment processing and information sharing. The innovative network addresses key pain points by reducing payment delays and touch points, realizing faster and comprehensive payment tracking, real-time sanctions, AML and fraud management tools.

System and method for implementing an interbank information network

A method for digital coin issuance may include: receiving, at a ledger interoperability service and from a gateway communication service, a request to deposit a digital coin balance for an amount of funds for a client to a client digital coin wallet on a distributed ledger; receiving, at an omnibus account, a transfer of the funds from a client demand deposit account for the client; identifying, by the ledger interoperability service, an address for the client digital coin wallet on the distributed ledger using an address book; submitting, by the ledger interoperability service, a request to the gateway communication service to issue the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet and to generate postings for the digital coin balance for the distributed ledger; and receiving, by the ledger interoperability service, confirmation from gateway communication service of writing the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet.

Systems and method for conducting and managing cryptocurrency transactions

Systems and methods for providing data privacy in a private distributed ledger are disclosed. According to another embodiment a distributed ledger network may include a first node comprising a first node computer processor and hosting a central ledger comprising a plurality of entries for public transactions and private transactions, wherein the entries for public transactions comprise transaction payloads for the respective public transaction, and the entries for private transactions comprise a cryptographic hash digest of a transaction payload for the respective private transaction; and a plurality of second nodes each comprising a second node computer processor and hosting a public database comprising the public transactions, and a private database comprising transaction payloads for the private transactions to which the node is a party.

Systems and methods for providing data privacy in a private distributed ledger

Systems and methods for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing are disclosed. According to one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing may include: (1) receiving a plurality of transaction requests to conduct a plurality of transactions; (2) determining that a party to a first transaction of the plurality of transactions does not meet a liquidity requirement to conduct the first transaction; (3) executing a netting algorithm to identify a second transaction of the plurality of transactions that when executed allows the first transaction to execute; and (4) executing the first and second transactions.

Systems and methods for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing

Systems and methods for the application of distributed ledgers for network payments as financial exchange settlement and reconciliation are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for processing network payments using a distributed ledger may include: (1) a payment originator initiating a payment instruction to a payment beneficiary; (2) a payment originator bank posting and committing the payment instruction to a distributed ledger on a peer-to-peer network; (3) the payment beneficiary bank posting and committing the payment instruction to the distributed ledger on a peer-to-peer network; and (4) the payment originator bank validating and processing the payment through a payment originator bank internal system and debiting an originator account.

Systems and methods for the application of distributed ledgers for network payments as financial exchange settlement and reconciliation

Systems and methods for privacy in distributed ledger transactions are disclosed. In one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor for a first node in a computer network comprising a plurality of nodes, a method for generating a key directory in a network comprising a plurality of nodes may include: (1) advertising a public key for a first node to the other nodes; (2) receiving public key information from each of the plurality of nodes; and (3) generating a public key directory that associates each node in the computer network with its public key.

Systems and methods for privacy in distributed ledger transactions

Methods of ensuring that the ownership, location, and provenance of a digital asset. The method utilizing a hash value and block chain technology to validate the ownership and provenance. The hash value derived from the digital asset itself. The methods comprising a registry and predetermined formula for generating a hash value from the digital asset, ownership information, storage location, and a description of the asset.

Method for custody and provenance of digital documentation

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Staten Island, NY, United States of America

Samer Falah