Samer Hamdan Falah

20210097627, Apr 1, 2021

Oct 8, 2020

17/066084

- New York NY, US
Kam Sat LEE - Westerville OH, US
Murali PINGALI - New Albany OH, US
Michael CORNELL - Delaware OH, US
Suresh SHETTY - Monmouth Junction NJ, US
Samer FALAH - Staten Island NY, US
Ankur SAMBHAR - Thane West, IN

G06Q 40/00

Systems and methods for enhanced organizational transparency using a linked activity chain in a ledger are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include (1) a back end for an organization comprising at least one computer processor receiving a first communication from a first entity comprising a first customer interaction with the first entity; (2) the back end writing the first communication to a ledger for the organization as a first block in a linked activity chain; (3) the back end receiving a second communication from a second entity comprising a second customer second activity with the second entity; (4) the back end writing the second communication to the ledger for the organization as a second block in the linked activity chain; (5) the back end calculating a summary score for the customer based on the blocks in the linked activity chain.

20200382478, Dec 3, 2020

Aug 15, 2020

16/994570

- New York NY, US
Samer FALAH - Staten Island NY, US
Patrick Mylund NIELSEN - Brooklyn NY, US
Felix SHNIR - Staten Island NY, US
Chetan SARVA - Rego Park NY, US
Gene D. FERNANDEZ - Holmdel NJ, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 9/08
H04L 9/14
H04L 9/32

Systems and methods for providing data privacy in a private distributed ledger are disclosed. According to another embodiment a distributed ledger network may include a first node comprising a first node computer processor and hosting a central ledger comprising a plurality of entries for public transactions and private transactions, wherein the entries for public transactions comprise transaction payloads for the respective public transaction, and the entries for private transactions comprise a cryptographic hash digest of a transaction payload for the respective private transaction; and a plurality of second nodes each comprising a second node computer processor and hosting a public database comprising the public transactions, and a private database comprising transaction payloads for the private transactions to which the node is a party.

20190188652, Jun 20, 2019

Feb 19, 2019

16/279137

- New York NY, US
Palka S. PATEL - Jersey City NJ, US
Luciane SANT'ANNA - Brandon FL, US
Leticia Pui Sze LIM - New York NY, US
Tiffany Ashley WAN - New York NY, US
Elizabeth Polanco AQUINO - Brooklyn NY, US
Samer FALAH - Staten Island NY, US
Sudhir UPADHYAY - Edison NJ, US
Tulasi MOVVA - Trumbull CT, US
Suresh SHETTY - Monmouth Junction NJ, US

G06Q 20/02
H04L 12/24
H04L 29/08

The invention relates to creating a secure, decentralized, cloud-based network or physical/virtual infrastructure that enables the payments industry to redefine payment processing and information sharing. The innovative network addresses key pain points by reducing payment delays and touch points, realizing faster and comprehensive payment tracking, real-time sanctions, AML and fraud management tools.

20190026730, Jan 24, 2019

Jul 20, 2018

16/040696

- New York NY, US
Huw L. Richards - New York NY, US
Tyrone Lobban - London, GB
Samer Falah - Staten Island NY, US
Christina Finizio - Hong Kong, HK
Amber Baldet - Brooklyn NY, US

G06Q 20/36
G06Q 20/06
G06Q 20/22
G06Q 40/06
G06F 21/64
H04L 9/06

In one embodiment, a method for distributed ledger-based peer-to-peer lending may include: receiving, from a first node in a network associated with one of a debt issuer or an investor, a transaction between the debt issuer and the investor, the transaction comprising a cash portion and a debt portion; generating a debt token for the debt portion; writing the debt token to a wallet for the debt issuer that is tracked on a distributed ledger; generating a cash token for the cash portion; writing the cash token to a wallet for the investor that is tracked on a distributed ledger; settling the transaction by exchanging the cash tokens from the wallet for the investor and the debt tokens from the wallet for the debt issuer; and writing the settled transaction to the distributed ledger.

20180374062, Dec 27, 2018

Jun 22, 2018

16/015709

- New York NY, US
Palka S. PATEL - Jersey City NJ, US
Luciane SANT'ANNA - Brandon FL, US
Leticia Pui Sze LIM - New York NY, US
Tiffany Ashley WAN - New York NY, US
Elizabeth Polanco AQUINO - Brooklyn NY, US
Samer FALAH - Staten Island NY, US
Sudhir UPADHYAY - Edison NJ, US
Tulasi MOVVA - Trumbull CT, US
Suresh SHETTY - Monmouth Junction NJ, US

G06Q 20/02
H04L 29/08
H04L 12/24

The invention relates to creating a secure, decentralized, cloud-based network or physical/virtual infrastructure that enables the payments industry to redefine payment processing and information sharing. The innovative network addresses key pain points by reducing payment delays and touch points, realizing faster and comprehensive payment tracking, real-time sanctions, AML and fraud management tools.

20180183768, Jun 28, 2018

Feb 23, 2018

15/903159

- New York NY, US
Patrick Mylund Nielsen - Brooklyn NY, US
Amber Baldet - Brooklyn NY, US
Samer Falah - Staten Island NY, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 9/32
H04L 9/08

Systems and methods for privacy in distributed ledger transactions are disclosed. In one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor for a first node in a computer network comprising a plurality of nodes, a method for generating a key directory in a network comprising a plurality of nodes may include: (1) advertising a public key for a first node to the other nodes; (2) receiving public key information from each of the plurality of nodes; and (3) generating a public key directory that associates each node in the computer network with its public key.

20180121911, May 3, 2018

Oct 30, 2017

15/797602

- New York NY, US
Naveen Mallela - Singapore, SG
Gavin Lonsdale - Hampshire, GB
Lawrence Charles Drake - Bournemouth, GB
Sai Murali Krishna Valiveti - Singapore, SG
Elizabeth Polanco Aquino - Brooklyn NY, US
David Voell - Little Silver NJ, US
Suresh Shetty - Monmouth Junction NJ, US
Samer Falah - Staten Island NY, US
William J. Lee - Lithia FL, US
Leticia Pui Sze Lim - New York NY, US
Luciane Sant'Anna - Brandon FL, US

G06Q 20/38
G06Q 20/10
G06Q 20/22
G06Q 20/42

Systems and methods for the application of distributed ledgers for network payments as financial exchange settlement and reconciliation are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for processing network payments using a distributed ledger may include: (1) a payment originator initiating a payment instruction to a payment beneficiary; (2) a payment originator bank posting and committing the payment instruction to a distributed ledger on a peer-to-peer network; (3) the payment beneficiary bank posting and committing the payment instruction to the distributed ledger on a peer-to-peer network; and (4) the payment originator bank validating and processing the payment through a payment originator bank internal system and debiting an originator account.

20180047111, Feb 15, 2018

Aug 11, 2016

15/234263

- New York NY, US
Kam Sat LEE - Westerville OH, US
Murali PINGALI - New Albany OH, US
Michael CORNELL - Delaware OH, US
Suresh SHETTY - Monmouth Junction NJ, US
Samer FALAH - Staten Island NY, US
Ankur SAMBHAR - Thane West, IN

G06Q 40/00

Systems and methods for enhanced organizational transparency using a linked activity chain in a ledger are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include (1) a back end for an organization comprising at least one computer processor receiving a first communication from a first entity comprising a first customer interaction with the first entity; (2) the back end writing the first communication to a ledger for the organization as a first block in a linked activity chain; (3) the back end receiving a second communication from a second entity comprising a second customer second activity with the second entity; (4) the back end writing the second communication to the ledger for the organization as a second block in the linked activity chain; (5) the back end calculating a summary score for the customer based on the blocks in the linked activity chain.