PROVIDING SECURE DATABASE

Brand Owner Address Description
REPUBLIC REALM OpenDeal, Inc. 149 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10010 Providing a secure database of financial transaction information utilizing blockchain technology; Providing financial services for the sale, development, leasing and trading of virtual real estate utilizing blockchain technology; Financial services, namely, providing crowd funding investment products in the nature of crowd funding securities; Financial services, namely, business fundraising provided over a computer network such as the Internet; investment advice in the field of crowd funding securities; financial services in the nature of an investment security; crowd funding services in the nature of providing financing from money collected from individuals; Crowdfunding services in the nature of accepting and administering monetary contributions from a group of individuals; financial investment services in the fields of issuance and provision of crowd funding securities; crowd funding investment services; investment consultation; Providing fundraising services for others via a global computer network; Providing an internet website portal in the field of financial transaction and payment processing services; Investment consultation in the fields of conducting regulated offerings of securities by means of distribution of securities to participants using an online platform or digital distribution service, with variable methods of consideration; crowdfunding services in the nature of providing financing from money collected from individuals; financial services, namely, business fundraising provided over a computer network such as the Internet; financial services in the nature of an investment security; financial advisory and consultancy services, namely, structuring and facilitation of the issuance of securities by means of distribution of securities to participants using an online platform or digital distribution service; providing an internet website investment portal that enables participating issuers to offer and deliver their securities to others by means of distribution of securities to participants using an online platform or digital distribution service;Computer services, namely, creating an on-line virtual environment for businesses seeking crowdfunding financing to raise capital, to register, announce their business offerings, to participate in discussions, get feedback from their peers, form virtual communities and engage in social networking services in the field of crowdfunding; Computer services, namely, creating an on-line community for registered users to raise capital for start-up or existing businesses and invest in start-up or existing businesses; Providing a web hosting platform for use as an online crowdfunding portal by start-up and existing businesses seeking financing from money collected from individuals; Providing a web site featuring technology that enables users to review, evaluate and invest in start-up or existing businesses and for businesses to receive financing from money collected from individuals by means of online crowdfunding; Providing a website featuring non-downloadable software for users to review, evaluate and invest in start-up or existing businesses and for businesses to receive financing from money collected from individuals by means of online crowdfunding;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system is disclosed for secure communication between an interrogator and an RFID tag. The system includes means for singulating the tag in a population of RFID tags and means for extracting from the tag, identity data adapted to uniquely identify the tag. The system further includes means for securely communicating the identity data to a secure database, means for providing authentication data by the database and means for securely communicating the authenticating data to the interrogator. The system also includes means for providing a further communication between the tag and the interrogator, and wherein at least one stream of data between the tag and the interrogator includes random data generated via a random physical process. The tag and database may each include means for maintaining a count of secure authentications. The count may be separately maintained by the tag and database and may be incremented following each secure authentication. A method for secure communication between an interrogator and an RFID tag is also disclosed.