PayPal applies for NFT marketplace patent for on-chain or off-chain asset trading

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PayPal has applied for a patent for a trading system for nonfungible tokens that incorporates advanced features such as tokenization and off-chain utility.

PayPal made major progress toward the creation of its own blockchain ecosystem with the filing of a patent application for a nonfungible token purchase and transfer system. The application, filed in March andSept. 21, describes a means of carrying out transactions with NFTs, both on- and off-chain.

The patent application, which is still pending, describes a system where a user can buy and sell NFTs through a third-party service provider. That provider is not specified, although Ethereum is mentioned in the text.PayPal envisioned using the full potential of NFTs for tokenization, going far beyond the exchange of electronic collectibles:

“The NFT in this example may represent any unique piece of digital data that can be tracked using a decentralized blockchain ledger. […] Examples of such assets include [...] digital images and videos, music, collectibles, and other digital art along with deeds to personal property, event tickets, legal documents and other real-world items.”

The system could be customized in a variety of ways. For example, it could accommodate fractionalized purchases through the distribution of governance tokens, which then could be traded themselves. In addition, a decentralized autonomous organization “associated with the service provider may be used to promote NFT liquidity through a dedicated platform.” NFTs could also earn income from royalties.Processing by the service provider could include compliance and risk management.

“Therefore, no transfer is registered on the blockchain and there is no need to broadcast the transaction to the blockchain network or pay the gas fees associated with such an on-chain transaction.”

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