MUMBAI, India, Oct. 5 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202518127531 A) filed by Leekley, Gregory, H.; Savenok, Alexander.; and Savenok, Pavel on December 16, 2025, for Blockchain-Enabled Crypto Asset Compliance System For Tracking Asset Allocation.
Inventors include Leekley, Gregory, H.; Savenok, Alexander.; and Savenok, Pavel Filed On.
The application for the patent was published on October 02, 2026, under issue no. 40/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a blockchain-enabled crypto asset system operable within a computer network environment which is configured to allow a user to control how advertisers access the user's personal data, the blockchainenabled crypto asset system comprising: a remote computer-based service system within the computer network environment, the remote computer-based 10 service system being configured to (a) connect 3rd party service/content providers to a user blockchain; (b) validate 3rd party input data to the user blockchain; (c) optimize consumption data references; and (d) enable advertisement-targeting services to interact with the user blockchain; at least one client device is configured to enable the user to interact with the user blockchain 15 and the remote computer-based service system; and a non-transitory computerimplementable application being implementable via the at least one client device and the remote computer-based service system is configured to enable the user to (a) initiate input to the user blockchain via the at least one client device; (b) input personal demographic data and data release rules to the user blockchain; 20 and (c) set data retention rules: the user blockchain provides (a) a mechanism which is configured to store and release user data for giving the user control of the user's personal data and (b) a mechanism to release the user's personal data for economic consideration, the user blockchain being configured to operate to hold a transaction ledger, the transaction ledger for tracking transactions 25 between the advertisement-targeting services and the user blockchain; and (c) a proof of transaction, the proof of transaction being usable by the user to redeem rewards offered by the advertisement-targeting services in exchange for personal data. Fig. 1
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