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`Claims 1-20 are allowable overthe art of record.
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`The prior art taken alone or in combination failed to teach or suggest:
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`““dentifying one or more payment accepting units in proximity to the mobile device that
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`are available to accept payment from a mobile payment application executing on the mobile
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`device, the identifying basedat least in part on an identifier corresponding to the one or more
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`payment accepting units, wherein the one or more payment accepting units are payment operated
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`machines that accept payment for dispensing of products and/or services,
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`and displaying a user
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`interface of the mobile payment application on the display of the mobile device, the user
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`interface being configured to display a visual indication of the one or more payment accepting
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`units and accept user input to (i) receive selection by a user of the mobile device of an available
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`payment accepting unit of the one or more payment accepting units and(i) trigger payment by
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`the mobile payment application for a transaction initiated by the user of the mobile device with
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`the available payment accepting unit of the one or more payment accepting units”, as recited in
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`Mei (US 20190236586 A1) discloses a payment processing method and apparatus,
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`where the payment processing method includes obtaining by a payee terminal, transaction
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`information of a payment card application, determining, by the payee terminal based on the
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`transaction information,
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`that a running environment of the payment card application is a mobile
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`terminal device; and sending, by the payee terminal, payment voucher information of the
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`payment card application to the mobile terminal device using a first communications technology,
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`wherethe first communications technology includes a short range communications technology.
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`Hence, a user can conveniently manage and view payment voucherinformation.
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`Xu et al (US 20160132870 A1) disclose a method implemented ata serverto facilitate
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`secure offline transactions. The server receives, from a client device, an authorization request
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`that includes a user identifier, first financial account information and a secure code. The server
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`authenticates the authorization request, and sendsa first transaction approval to the client device.
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`Then, in accordance with the information received in the authorization request, the server
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`facilitates a secure transaction between the client device and a point-of-sale (POS) machine
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`while the client device is offline. Specifically,
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`the server receives, from the POS machine, a
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`transaction request that includes atleast the user identifier and the security code. The server
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`retrieves the first financial account information froma memory according to the useridentifier
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`and the security code, performs a transaction operation associated with the first financial account
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`information, and sends a secondtransaction approval to the POS machine.
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`The above recited limitations provide meaningful limitations that transforms the abstract
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`idea into patent eligible. The claim asa whole effects an improvement
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`to another technology or
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`technical field. These limitations in combination provide meaningful limitations beyond
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`Case 1:24-cv-00733-MN Document 24-1
`Filed 11/15/24
`Page 9 of 9 PagelD #: 1595
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`Applic ation/Control Number: 17/654,732
`Art Unit: 3698
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`Conclusion
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`4.
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`/FRANTZY POINVIL/
`Primary Examiner, Art Unit 3698
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`August 31, 2022
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