Press Vaisen, Korea’s First ‘Blockchain QR Card’ Patent
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Date 26-06-18
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Presenting Inclusive Financial Innovation Solutions for the Elderly and the Disabled
Vaisen, a blockchain mainnet technology company, announced on the 1st that it has completed the filing and registration of a domestic patent related to blockchain-based QR cards.
This patent contains core technologies that implement the entire process of financial transactions on the blockchain, including token issuance, operation, POS payment processing, and blockchain encryption-based withdrawals. Users can make secure payments simply by presenting a QR card, without the need for a separate electronic wallet app or complex installation processes. This is highly significant in that it can resolve blind spots in the existing financial infrastructure.
Park Jin-hwan, CEO of Vaisen, emphasized, "This patent marks a groundbreaking turning point in that it can simultaneously provide the security of blockchain technology and the convenience of physical payments," adding, "It will offer a practical solution to those with low financial accessibility."
Reporter Jeon Si-hyun jsh418@sporbiz.co.kr
Source: Hans Economy (http://www.hansbiz.co.kr)
Presenting Inclusive Financial Innovation Solutions for the Elderly and the Disabled
Vaisen, a blockchain mainnet technology company, announced on the 1st that it has completed the filing and registration of a domestic patent related to blockchain-based QR cards.
This patent contains core technologies that implement the entire process of financial transactions on the blockchain, including token issuance, operation, POS payment processing, and blockchain encryption-based withdrawals. Users can make secure payments simply by presenting a QR card, without the need for a separate electronic wallet app or complex installation processes. This is highly significant in that it can resolve blind spots in the existing financial infrastructure.
Park Jin-hwan, CEO of Vaisen, emphasized, "This patent marks a groundbreaking turning point in that it can simultaneously provide the security of blockchain technology and the convenience of physical payments," adding, "It will offer a practical solution to those with low financial accessibility."
Reporter Jeon Si-hyun jsh418@sporbiz.co.kr
Source: Hans Economy (http://www.hansbiz.co.kr)