Patent Notice

Patent rights that may protect elements of Verinex remain the property of Prodia Systems Limited or its licensors. No warranty is given as to the scope or validity of any such rights, and no representation is made in this notice as to whether any specific feature is or is not the subject of a patent application or granted patent.

Nothing on the Verinex website, in Verinex documentation, in the Console or in any output of Verinex grants any patent licence, whether express, implied, by estoppel or otherwise. Patent licences, if any, are granted only pursuant to an executed written agreement that expressly identifies the patents and the scope of licence.

You must not use Verinex, its outputs or its evidence records to reverse engineer, reconstruct or design around patent-sensitive mechanisms, or to develop, publish or exploit a competing or substantially similar mechanism. This is a specific application of the restrictions set out in the Platform and Console Terms and the Acceptable Use Policy.

Patent application filed with the Intellectual Property Office of Ireland on 3 August 2026. This is an application only; no patent has been granted, and the absence of a listed filing elsewhere is not a representation that no patent protection exists.

Where a jurisdiction requires or benefits from patent marking, Prodia Systems Limited may publish a virtual patent marking notice at a stable URL and update it from time to time. In the absence of a marking notice, no inference may be drawn about patent coverage.

Patent licensing enquiries should be sent to Prodia Systems Limited at the legal contact below. Verinex does not provide informal opinions on the patent landscape and does not respond to speculative infringement enquiries.