US 11620701

As a technical patent analyst, here is a concise summary of U.S. Patent 11,620,701 and the results of a search of the CAFC 2026 dockets.

Summary of U.S. Patent 11,620,701

• Title: Platform for trading assets in different currencies
• Assignee: Intercurrency Software LLC
• Inventors: Jacky Benmoha
• Filing Date: September 19, 2022
• Issue Date: April 4, 2023
• Abstract: The patent details a technology for trading assets across different currencies. It describes a three-part system consisting of a brokerage, a market exchange, and a currency exchange. This platform allows the brokerage to display all prices, quotes, and transaction settlements in a user's preferred currency. By securing a prevailing exchange rate just before a transaction, the system aims to eliminate the uncertainty of currency fluctuations that could occur at a later time, thereby giving the trader precise knowledge of the transaction's financial outcome.

Plain-Language Overview of Independent Claims

This patent has two independent claims, which define the core of the invention.

• Claim 1: Describes the main trading platform. This platform includes a trading server connected to a user's computer or device. The user selects a preferred currency (the "first currency"). The server then calculates and displays the costs and fees for trading an asset (which is priced in a "second currency") in the user's preferred currency. A key feature is that these displayed costs are dynamic and change in real-time with the fluctuating exchange rate, even if the asset's price remains stable. When the user executes a trade, the final settlement is based on a new exchange rate captured at the exact moment of the transaction. The claim specifies that the final, executed costs will not be identical to the costs that were displayed beforehand, due to this last-moment exchange rate capture.

• Claim 8: This claim focuses on the user's device (the "client machine") within the same system. The user's device runs software that sends the user's preferred currency to the trading server. The device then displays the dynamically changing costs and fees received from the server in the user's chosen currency. When a transaction is completed, the user's device receives and displays the final settlement details. Similar to Claim 1, this claim emphasizes that the final settlement costs are based on an exchange rate captured at the moment of the trade and will therefore differ from the costs displayed prior to the transaction.

CAFC 2026 Docket Search

A search of the dockets of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) for the year 2026 reveals no cases specifically referencing U.S. Patent 11,620,701. This indicates that, based on currently available public records for 2026, there is no appeal litigation involving this patent before the CAFC. Please note that this information is subject to change as court records are continuously updated.