US2013319587A1PendingUtilityA1
Paper wallet with a wireless device
Est. expiryJun 4, 2032(~5.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Ho-Jen Chueh
A45C 13/185A45C 1/06
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Abstract
A paper wallet with a wireless device has a wallet body and a wireless device. The wallet body is made of a paper template folded to form multiple pockets. The wireless device is securely mounted on the paper template and received in one of the pockets of the wallet body. Since the wireless device is preliminarily fixed on the paper template, the wireless device is free of damage caused when the paper template is being folded. Additionally, as electromagnetic wave can easily penetrate the paper wallet, the wireless device inside the paper wallet can be easily detected.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A paper wallet comprising:
a wallet body made of a paper template folded to form multiple pockets; and a wireless device securely mounted on the paper template and received in one of the pockets of the wallet body.
2 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the wireless device has:
a detection chip; and a loop antenna electrically connected to the detection chip.
3 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the paper template has:
a substrate having multiple pocket layers divided from the substrate and arranged in the form of a matrix having multiple rows and columns, wherein the pocket layers arranged in each adjacent two columns of the matrix constitute a pocket, and the wireless device is securely mounted on a top of one of the pocket layers; and a binding flange partially formed on and protruding from a perimeter of the substrate and having multiple affixing portions, wherein each affixing portion corresponds to and is formed on one external side of one of the pocket layers surrounded by the binding flange.
4 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the paper template has:
a substrate having multiple pocket layers divided from the substrate and aligned in the form of a matrix having multiple rows and columns, wherein the pocket layers aligned in each adjacent two columns of the matrix constitute a pocket, and the wireless device is fixed on a top of one of the pocket layers; and a binding flange partially formed on and protruding from a perimeter of the substrate and having multiple affixing portions, wherein each affixing portion corresponds to and is formed on one external side of each of the pocket layers surrounded by the binding flange.
5 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 3 , wherein
the pocket layers are arranged in the form of a matrix having six columns and two rows, and the wireless device is mounted on the pocket layer on the sixth column and the second row of the matrix; and the binding flange is formed around two rightmost pocket layers and has four affixing portions respectively connected with a top side and a right side of the pocket layer on the sixth column and the first row of the matrix and a bottom side and a right side of the pocket layer on the sixth column and the second row of the matrix.
6 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 4 , wherein
the pocket layers are aligned in the form of a matrix having six columns and two rows, and the wireless device is mounted on the pocket layer on the sixth column and the second row of the matrix; and the binding flange is formed around the two rightmost pocket layers and has four affixing portions respectively connected with a top side and a right side of the pocket layer on the sixth column and the first row of the matrix and the bottom side and the right side of the pocket layer on the sixth column and the second row of the matrix.
7 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 5 further comprising two slots formed through each of the two pocket layers on the first column of the matrix.
8 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 6 further comprising two slots formed through each of the two pocket layers on the first column of the matrix.
9 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the wireless device is a radio frequency identification (RFID) device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
10 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
11 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
12 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
13 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
14 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the wireless device is a RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
15 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.
16 . The paper wallet as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the wireless device is an RFID device adopted by one of stored value cards, smart cards, charge cards, debit cards and proximity cards.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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