Fidelity and US Bank settle Global Cash Access ATM patent dispute

Las Vegas-based gaming payments outfit Global Cash Access has settled an ATM patents dispute with Fidelity National Information Services and US Bank.

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Fidelity and US Bank settle Global Cash Access ATM patent dispute

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Global Cash Access had initiated litigation in the United States District Court of Nevada in which it alleged that the Fidelity National divisions and US Bank had infringed a patent relating to using an ATM as both a cash machine and a point-of-sale terminal.

The defendants had counterclaimed, asserting that Global Cash Access had engaged in unfair trade practices and that its patents were not enforceable.

In reaching a setlement, the parties have agreed to withdraw from all pending litigation. No cash has changed hands as a result of the settlement, the companies state. Other terms of the agreement are confidential.

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