METHOD FOR COMPUTERIZED WAGERING
First Claim
1. A method for operating a networked exchange in which a commodity is traded from a seller to a purchaser by an exchange processor, the method comprising:
- enabling the seller to identify the commodity for trading within the networked exchange;
enabling the seller to specify at least one mode of operation for trading the commodity within the networked exchange;
enabling the purchaser to access the networked exchange;
processing information representing a negotiation regarding the commodity between the seller and the purchaser that is facilitated by the networked exchange; and
determining whether said negotiation between the seller and the purchaser is concluded.
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Abstract
A system and method for networked exchange are disclosed. A system for networked exchange comprises an internal proxy (140); an exchange processor (120) in communication with the internal proxy (140); a database (130) in communication with the internal proxy (140) ; an external proxy (150) in communication with the internal proxy (140); and, a communications network (110) connected to the external proxy.
A method for networked exchange comprises 8 steps. Those steps are (1) specifying a mode of operations for an exchange; (2) identifying a commodity for the exchange; (3) listing information about the commodity; (4) accessing of the listing by a potential purchaser; (5) accessing the network-based exchange by the potential purchaser, (6) processing information generated by the potential purchaser, the information comprising a negotiation; (7) concluding the negotiation; and, (8) clearing the concluded negotiation.
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1. A method for operating a networked exchange in which a commodity is traded from a seller to a purchaser by an exchange processor, the method comprising:
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enabling the seller to identify the commodity for trading within the networked exchange; enabling the seller to specify at least one mode of operation for trading the commodity within the networked exchange; enabling the purchaser to access the networked exchange; processing information representing a negotiation regarding the commodity between the seller and the purchaser that is facilitated by the networked exchange; and determining whether said negotiation between the seller and the purchaser is concluded. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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