U.S. Patent 11128468 was awarded on September 21, 2021 and is entitled “Decentralized document and entity verification engine.” The first named inventor is Vishal Gupta of Milpitas, CA. The abstract contains an overview of the patent disclosure:

A system and method enabling an entity to prove its identity and provide authentic documents/data/information therein at any time required based upon data retrieved from an independent cryptographically verifiable source (ICVS) through a secured channel is disclosed. The system enables a virtual and secure browser on a user computing device allowing a user to login and retrieve authentic information pertaining to the user from the ICVS in a verifiable and untamperable manner. The retrieved information is bounded with origination information of the ICVS and the bounded information is provided to relying entities as authentic information for verification. Also, cryptographic value of the authentic information can be stored in an immutable storage such as blockchain, so that the cryptographic value is used by the relying-party to validate integrity of the authentic information. Link to Full Patent

This blockchain patent was originally filed on May 13, 2021  as U.S. Patent Application 17/320050 at the United Stated Patent and Trademark Office. The application was them awarded a patent grant and published as U.S. Patent 11128468. The primary examiner was Darren B Schwartz.

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