Dogecoin Cash, Inc. (OTC: DOGP) has filed a U.S. utility patent application covering several technologies developed for its DOGP blockchain ecosystem, according to an announcement released on June 15.
The application, filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office under number 19/707,268, seeks protection for a modular framework designed to improve Dogecoin-based application development and transaction usability.
Among the technologies included in the filing is a ZMQ-to-WebSocket bridge that enables transaction confirmation notifications in under five seconds for web and mobile applications. The patent application also covers a low-code Blocks SDK for building payment widgets and blockchain applications, a Chain-Connect Layer that supports both UTXO-based and EVM-compatible networks, and a one-command deployment system for decentralized applications using IPFS.
Dogecoin Cash said the filing expands on a previously submitted provisional patent application and reflects its efforts to build infrastructure on top of the Dogecoin network.
Chief Executive Officer David Tobias said the technologies are aimed at addressing practical challenges developers face when building applications on Dogecoin, including transaction signaling, deployment, and development tooling.
The company said it plans to pursue additional intellectual property protection as development of the DOGP ecosystem continues.
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