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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 02, 2025
Filed:
Jul. 21, 2023
Robert H. Thibadeau, Sr., Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Robert H. Thibadeau, Sr., Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Antique Books, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (US);
Abstract
Wallets for cryptocurrencies and other digital currencies combine multiple digital currency accounts into a wallet and manage multiple other wallets. The accounts include accounts for different cryptocurrencies, different distributed finance accounts, different credit or debit cards, and different bank accounts. Multiple other wallets may be managed from a master wallet with more limited instances of the accounts, rules for authorization, wallet activation, location tracking, copying, and destruction rules under control of specific wallets managed ultimately by the master wallet. These capabilities fit in secure storage devices for cold hard storage of the master. Different wallet copies are distributed for other cold hard storage, hot hard storage, cold soft storage or hot soft storage instances of these children wallets. With multiple wallets sharing subsets of functionality with respect to different wallet accounts, the usability, security, privacy, and versatility of wallets for digital currency is greatly improved over existing wallet offerings.