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The accused products are payment systems and programming interfaces that facilitate purchases within mobile apps, through web browsers, and in physical stores via a wireless connection.
The accused product is a payment system that allows users to make purchases within mobile applications. It also enables simplified, wireless payments in physical stores by transmitting information from a user's device to a merchant's device.
The accused product is a payment system that enables purchases within mobile apps, on websites, and in physical stores using a wireless connection from a user's device. This system uses a payment API to simplify the transaction process for both in-app and in-store purchases.
The lawsuit alleges that Apple's "Apple Pay" feature infringes on the patent's claims related to wireless data transmission for purchases.
The complaint asserts that Samsung's "Samsung Pay" technology utilizes methods protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,461,828.
Monticello Enterprises alleges that "Google Pay" infringes upon the patent's system for completing purchases via a wireless link between a user device and a merchant device.