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US 9292852

System and method for applying stored value to a financial transaction

Current assignee: AuthWallet, LLC

Added 9/23/2026, 10:10:41 PM

At a glanceNo PTAB challenges3 lawsuits on fileasserted by AuthWallet, LLC

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Patent summary

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Patent Overview — US 9,292,852 B2

Title: System and method for applying stored value to a financial transaction (source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US9292852/en).

Patent number / application: US 9,292,852 B2; application US 12/859,213, filed 2010-08-18.

Inventors: Todd R. Coulter, Mordechai E. Kaplinsky, Christopher E. Lewis, Jeffery A. Warmington.

Assignee: The excerpt lists the original assignee as FonWallet Transaction Solutions Inc, with the "current assignee" given as Authwallet LLC and Coulter, Todd Russell (the excerpt notes listed assignees may be inaccurate).

Key dates: Priority date 2008-11-08 (noted as an assumption); a priority claim from US 12/557,457 dated 2009-09-10; publication of US 2010/0312636 A1 on 2010-12-09; patent granted/publication 2016-03-22; status Active with adjusted expiration 2030-08-23 (legal status noted as an assumption, not a legal conclusion).

Purpose and plain-language scope: Drawn from the supplied text — title, prior-art keywords (transaction, stored value, customer, service, authorization request), and classification — the patent concerns applying stored value to a financial transaction. In plain terms, it relates to payment architectures and protocols, including confirmation/permission by the legal debtor (G06Q20/42), point-of-sale networks (G06Q20/20), and wireless-device payment (G06Q20/32). The keywords indicate a system/method involving a customer, a service, an authorization request, and stored value applied within the transaction.

What the excerpt does not establish: The excerpt omits the abstract, claims, and detailed description, so the precise scope, claim limitations, and operation of the invention cannot be stated. The provided source also lists litigation and assignment events; per instructions these are not researched or evaluated here, and no conclusion about validity, enforceability, prior art, or ownership is drawn. Dates marked as assumptions are presented as listed, not verified.

Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US9292852/en

Generated 10/1/2026, 9:33:44 PM

Cases on file (3)

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Current assignee: AuthWallet, LLC

No PTAB proceedings on file. This patent has not been challenged via IPR, PGR, or CBM. The absence is itself a signal — well-asserted patents eventually attract IPRs. The LLM analysis below may surface filings the ODP feed hasn’t indexed yet.

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