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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Director of Money and Cash Ian Woolford and Manager of Money and Cash Policy Robbie Taylor are due to appear before Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee on Wednesday, 29 May 2024 from 9:45am to 10:45am. They ...
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Crunchfish AB (“Crunchfish”) has applied for a strategically important and broad patent, protecting the use of device-agnostic trusted client applications for offline use cases in any mobile client / server system. There are multiple market segments where device-agnostic trusted client applications for offline use cases are of importance. The patent if granted will be valid for 20 years until May 2044.
Crunchfish Digital Cash AB (“Crunchfish”) has received an International Preliminary Report on Patentability (IPRP) in Chapter II of the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) for a key Digital Cash patent application PCT/SE2023/050294 with a focus on making Digital Cash quantum-safe, indicating that all claims 1 – 45 are deemed patentable. This patent makes Crunchfish Digital Cash future-proof and secured for attacks by quantum computing and extends Crunchfish extensive patent portfolio within the Digital Cash business area.
Crunchfish Digital Cash (“Crunchfish”) has received a positive International Search Report in the international patenting process for its strategically important Trusted Application Protocol (TAP) patent application. Crunchfish’s communication security protocol for mobile applications is based on TAP as it provides end-to-end integrity if internet access is available and enables communication over alternative networks if internet is not available.