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PayPal was granted a patent for differential client-side encryption.

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What happened

In October 2026 PayPal patented encryption for protecting information on client devices before transmission across networks and digital payment services.

Source

patents.google.comOct 27, 2026

US patent US12777027

Differential client-side encryption of information originating from a client

Abstract

A method may include allocating a number of public keys, where each respective public key is allocated to a respective entity of a number of entities; storing a number of private keys, where each respective private corresponds to a respective public key; storing one or more decryption algorithms, where each respective decryption algorithm is configured to decrypt data previously encrypted using at least one encryption algorithm of the encryption algorithms. Each respective encryption algorithm may be configured to encrypt data using at least one public key. Each respective decryption algorithm may be configured to decrypt data using at least one private key. The method may include receiving encrypted data, where the encrypted data is encrypted using a first public key and a first encryption algorithm, and the encrypted data is provided over a network.

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Signal
Patent grant

What this signalsA new patent often shows where a company is putting its R&D budget.

Grant date
Oct 27, 2026
Inventors
Daniel Manges
Tech area
networking / data transmission
Patent number
US12777027

The full record

From the Signal API record

People

  • Daniel MangesInventor

Details

Primary CPC class
H04L 63/061 (Transmission of digital information)
USPTO assignee
PayPal, Inc.
What the invention does
A method that gives different entities their own keys and encryption rules so client data can be protected and selectively decrypted by the right recipient.

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Intellectual Property
  • Research & Development
  • Cyber Security
  • Information Security
  • Privacy

Technologies named

  • client-side encryption
  • public-key cryptography
  • data transmission
  • key management

Extraction

Detected
Oct 30, 2026
signal_type
patents-company
signal_subtype
patentGrant

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