After litigation regarding U.S. Patent No. 8,843,125, Fintiv, Inc. lost its case against Apple, with Judge Alan Albright granting summary judgment of noninfringement. Fintiv failed to identify any specific "widget" within Apple's accused mobile wallet products. Following this, Fintiv voluntarily dismissed the remaining claims, indicating an intention to appeal. In addition to the patent litigation setback, Fintiv has initiated a new lawsuit against Apple, alleging corporate theft and racketeering, adding complexity to their legal battle.
On August 7, 2025, Judge Alan Albright granted summary judgment of noninfringement on most of the asserted claims of U.S. Patent No. 8,843,125, finding that Fintiv failed to identify any actual "widget" in Apple's accused mobile wallet products as required by the claims.
Following the dismissal of the patent claims against Apple, Fintiv, Inc. indicated its intent to appeal the decision, pursuing further options in the judicial system.
In response to losing the patent case, Fintiv has initiated a new lawsuit against Apple, alleging corporate theft and racketeering, diversifying its legal strategies.
Fintiv’s case has undergone multiple trips to the Federal Circuit, showcasing the complexities and challenges faced in intellectual property litigation against a major technology company.
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