BC Card strengthens customer protection through new security patents

BC Card is stepping up its consumer protection strategy through a series of new fintech patents aimed at strengthening the security of digital payments and asset verification, the company said Sunday. Its latest filing is a security technology designed to enable safer stablecoin transactions over public networks, as cross-border dealings with overseas digital wallet providers become more common. Until now, card payments and balance checks have largely relied on dedicated private networks with domestic wallet operators, which reduced the need for additional verification. But with global digital asset payments poised to expand in the near future, BC Card said stronger authentication systems will be essential. The newly filed patent centers on a one-time verification mechanism that authenticates external digital wallets whenever transaction requests are sent to a server. By validating both the source and legitimacy of each request, the system is designed to prevent tampering and reduce fraud risks. Separately, BC Card has also secured official state approval for its blockchain-based non-fun

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