Wrong. I choose the option to reserve judgment until there are verifiable details.

There are no patent application records for Xtrabytes, ‘POSign’, ‘Proof of Signature’, ‘Proof-of-Signature’, Zoltan Szabo, Xtrabytes, Ltd., Dave Bergsma, or any other related and/or associated terms in the following patent and intellectual property databases: WIPO (World Intellectual Property Org), PAIR (Patent Application Information Request), CIPO (Canadian Intellectual Property Org), NIPO (National “ “), EUIPO (European Union “ “), AIPO (American “ “), IP Federation, IPO (Int. Prop. Office), EPO (European Patent Org), Google Patent Search, or Escapenet.

All of these databases are updated as of 12/26/2019 or 12/27/2019 and they all display patent applications as well as granted patents.

A possible explanation for this is the 18-month waiting period for publication of full documents. However, record of the submission should be on the sites. There are applications from just yesterday on them.

I am reserving my judgment until I see some proof. Like I have said from the beginning. All I want is proof.

Aside from this, patent-pending status (and subsequent possibility of patents) does not equate to success. There are millions of patents for things that never achieved any level of success. There‘s also numerous worthless patents.

Here’s a nice article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/toddhixon/2013/10/04/for-most-small-companies-patents-are-just-about-worthless/amp/