SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTIPLE LEDGER NON-FUNGIBLE TOKENS AND MULTIPLE CHAIN BLOCKCHAINS FOR USING SAME
A non-fungible token (NFT) multiple ledger processing environment is provided in which a public processing platform providing a public ledger for processing functions (e.g., ownership transactions) associated with the NFT provides entities identifiable on the public processing platform with an owner...
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Zusammenfassung: | A non-fungible token (NFT) multiple ledger processing environment is provided in which a public processing platform providing a public ledger for processing functions (e.g., ownership transactions) associated with the NFT provides entities identifiable on the public processing platform with an ownership transaction function to a public processing platform identity with a private processing platform providing a private ledger. The NFT includes data structures for such private ledgers to include private ledger data in the pubic NFT so that private transactions in the private ledger may be completed and recorded in the multiple-ledger NFT. The multiple-ledger NFT may then be, for example, transacted back to an entity identifiable on the public processing platform (e.g., ownership change) and the public ledger may continue to be utilized. In doing so, for example, a NFT may include a primary public ledger and secondary private ledgers and the same token may be transacted between users of the ledgers without requiring destruction or re-creation of the NFT from ledger to ledger. As such, for example, NFT data may be preserved through different ledgers as the same NFT may be utilized by the different ledgers. Additionally, the public processing system may utilize multiple chains of blocks for processing with third-party processor entities, where each chain may be limited in the number of third-party processor entities used, and each chain of blocks for processing may not be able to proceed to the next block until all parallel blocks in all parallel chains are processed. |
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