IPWatch
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- By Category
- Automated Financial Transactions
- E-money and virtual cash
- Information systems
- Interactive systems
- Kiosks and self service-based systems
- Marketing systems
- Monitoring systems
- Online betting/gambling/lotteries
- Payment systems – credit, cash, payback, bill payment, E-bill
- Profiling systems
- Smart cards
- Ticketing systems
- Transaction verification
- Banking Methods & Systems
- Client/Server Architecture
- Communications
- Data Processing
- E-Commerce
- Electronic Document Handling
- Hardware
- Internet related systems and methods
- Internet Sales
- Miscellaneous
- Other Online Services
- Security
- User Interfaces
- Automated Financial Transactions
About IPWatch
The IPWATCH database is a service provided by Internet New Zealand for general public use. Use of the site is subject to the Terms of Use. To access the IPWATCH database select the 'Year' or 'Category' links on the toolbar to the left.
Internet New Zealand would like to recognise the input of Baldwins, patent attorneys, for their provision of patent research services.
For further information regarding patent law please contact Patent Attorney Julie Ballance at Baldwins.
Terms of Use
The information contained in the databases accessible through this site has been taken from files held at the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand. No information from this site may be used by commercial entities trading in the provision or use of such information.
This is an information service to bring patents in certain fields to the attention of the public. This is not a comprehensive service and should not be relied upon to determine the risk of infringing a New Zealand patent or otherwise. No warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided and it is provided "as is". A specific infringement search or watching service should be commissioned for such a purpose.
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