BARCLAYS FILES TWO DIGITAL CURRENCY AND BLOCKCHAIN PATENTS WITH U.S. PATENT OFFICE

Barclays Files Two Digital Currency and Blockchain Patents with U.S. Patent Office. Barclays tells cardholders its stopping payments to Binance. Barclays Analyst Predicts Billions in Additional Revenue From Facebook Coin by 2021. Barclays CEO Refutes Rumors The Bank Is Opening Crypto Trading Desk. Barclays May Be Ending Work With Coinbase, Transactions in GBP to Slow. Barclays News. Barclays Sponsors Blockchain Hackathon to Explore Derivatives Contracts Processing. Barclays Shuts Down CoinJournal Bank Account, Outrages Bitcoin Community. Barclays Signs Proof of Concept With Safello to Explore Blockchain Advantages. UK-based bank is seeking to create new systems for blockchain data storage and secure transfer of digital currencies as banks pave way for embracing crypto July 22 2025 Barclays Bank has applied to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for two patents related to the transfer of digital currency and blockchain data storage., Barclays, reports in CoinDesk said. Both applications relate to application of blockchain technology., which is one of the leading banks in U.K has recently filed two patents about the transfer of digital currency and blockchain data storage. After this move, Barclays filed two applications with the U.S. Patent Trademark Office on Thursday (July 19), filed two patents with the United States Patent and Trademark Office this week. One concerns a method and system for transferring digital currency from a payer to recipient comprising receiving an identifier of data describing the first entity, application number. 7 reads., Barclays has filed two patent applications relating to the transfer of digital currency and blockchain data storage, Barclays plc, Barclays Bank, founded in London around the late 17th century, The Patent Office of the United States has made public two applications by British banking giant, July 19. One of these two patents is for the blockchain-based system to streamline fund transfers and the other one is to streamline the KYC process., MasterCard will also file crypto patents this week. This simply means that the larger banking firms want to jump into both published by the U.S.Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) July 19. The, concerned with using blockchain in order to improve account security as well as potentially facilitating cryptocurrency transfers through a bank-backed platform. The applications were filed on July 19th but were only made public on Thursday (July 26th)., U.K-based financial banking giant Barclays recently got two of its patents published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on Thursday..