Title:
How to form a transaction signal
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP6168990
Kind Code:
B2
Abstract:
A method for generating a transaction signal using a first device and a second device includes generating first information dependent on a user-selected amount, transmitting the first information to a verification device and generating therefrom a signal, generating based on the first information with the verification device first verification information, transmitting the signal from the verification device to the first device where the signal is converted into a two-dimensional representation for display on the first device, recording the two-dimensional representation on the display of the first device with a camera of a second device and generating a recording signal, transmitting with the second device the recording signal, or other information dependent on the recording signal, to the verification device for generating second verification information, and generating the transaction signal when a comparison between the first verification information and the second verification information produces a predetermined result.
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Inventors:
Jürgen Wolff
Application Number:
JP2013511576A
Publication Date:
July 26, 2017
Filing Date:
May 25, 2011
Export Citation:
Assignee:
PayCash Labs AG
International Classes:
G06Q20/22; G06Q20/02; G06Q20/30; G06Q20/32; G06Q20/40
Domestic Patent References:
JP2001344545A | ||||
JP2008217497A | ||||
JP2002024730A | ||||
JP2008217277A | ||||
JP2002099716A | ||||
JP2002366870A |
Foreign References:
WO2007018119A1 |
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Einzel Felix-Reinhard
Takuya Kuno
Takuya Kuno
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