Victor Sandberg

Title: Victor Sandberg and Mobile Commerce Innovation.

Introduction

Victor Sandberg is an inventor associated with Malmö, Sweden. His patent work addresses mobile commerce, focusing on how a purchase can be securely coordinated between a customer’s mobile device, a merchant, a server, and a payment processor.

Latest Patents

Sandberg is associated with 1 patent: “Computerized Method, Communication System and Computer Programs for Efficient Handling of Mobile Commerce.” The invention describes a computerized purchase process in which a customer’s mobile computing device communicates with a server to create an order. The server then asks a payment processor to reserve funds for the purchase.

To confirm that the customer is physically near the merchant, the merchant’s device performs a digital handshake with the customer’s device using short-range wireless communication. After proximity is verified, the merchant accepts the order through the server, which instructs the payment processor to capture the reserved funds. This staged process links order creation, proximity verification, and payment completion.

Career Highlights

Sandberg’s listed patent reflects an interest in practical systems for mobile payments. By combining a preliminary funds reservation with a proximity check and a later capture of funds, the disclosed method is designed to coordinate payment authorization with the customer’s presence at the merchant.

Collaborations

The provided information associates Sandberg with Pej AB and identifies Marcus Johansson as a coworker. The patent description also outlines coordination among customers, merchants, servers, and payment processors, though it does not specify the roles of particular collaborators in developing the invention.

Conclusion

Victor Sandberg’s patent presents a mobile-commerce approach that connects payment processing with short-range verification of a customer’s proximity to a merchant.