has been developing and innovating the electronic wallet known as Iwallet

Apple has been researching and innovating the electronic wallet known as Iwallet since 2010, according to the Patentlyapple website, November 30. So far, the company has received a number of iwallet-related patents to support the characteristics of iwallet.

This week, the US Patent and Trademark Office (US Patent & trademark Office) said Apple had once again been awarded a Iwallet-related patent. This patent describes the systems and methods used to perform secure transactions. In the patent document, Apple introduced in detail the system and method of using optical codes and optical code readers to perform secure transactions. In the patent document, Apple explained the use of Iwallet's patent for the secure trading system, as well as how to safely complete the transaction in the itunes or App store via an Apple device, such as an iphone or Mac.

It is understood that as early as the second quarter of 2012, Apple applied for the patent, and submitted a code name of 20130317835 patent applications, the sole holder of the patent Binu Mathew.

According to information, as early as earlier this year, Apple obtained a iwallet mobile payment service-parental control (parental Controls), which will help parents monitor children who do not have the ability to pay, and enable their children to use stored payment information within their control.