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The proposed process carries authorized claims through WIPO formalities to payment providers. WIPO reports a manual pilot; its programme separately plans deployment.
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Pilot: 17 actions, 35 sites; 71% went offline OR removed infringing goods. These are reported composite site outcomes, not account-closure counts. Named development partners are not proved to be the two unnamed pilot providers. ER2.3 is a broader budget, not a Pay allocation.
World Intellectual Property Organization → administers formalities, notices and review requests → WIPO ALERT-PAY
Presentation assigns hosting, completeness/attestation checks, notices and review administration to WIPO; contested-merits decision rules and recipient restoration duties remain not obtained.
ALERT-PAY authorized rightsholders — design role → submit claims after first notice interval → WIPO ALERT-PAY
Diagram describes a rightsholder notice and3workingdays before WIPO application, then WIPO completeness review/second notice and another3workingdays before PSP assessment. No completeness deadline or guaranteed six-day maximum is supplied; actual/simulated-purchase conditions are not treated as universal.
WIPO ALERT-PAY → transmits claims for provider-specific decisions → Payment service providers / merchant banks
Providers choose action, if any, under existing policies; WIPO does not order automatic merchant termination. Named development providers are not the anonymous pilot identities.
World Intellectual Property Organization → reports manual pilot and composite removals → ALERT-PAY manual pilot
November2024–August2025
Reported by the cited source
Deck reports November2024–August2025 pilot, six rightsholders/two unnamed PSPs,17actions/35sites and71% sites offline OR goods removed. No closure numerator, permanent effect, causal attribution, lost revenue or independent evaluation established.
WIPO approved programme2026/27 → includes planned deployment priority → WIPO ALERT-PAY
Approved2026/27 programme names ALERT-PAY deployment. Broader result/sector sums are not allocated to this tool.
WIPO approved programme2026/27 → allocates broader result budget → WIPO Expected Result2.3 — broad budget scope
Programme allocates CHF2.858m to ER2.3, not to ALERT-PAY alone; no private PSP finance or supplier payment is established.
Financial details: value: 2,858,000; currency: CHF; kind: broader ER2.3 budget allocation; not Pay earmark; period: 2026/27
World Intellectual Property Organization → reports broader pre-IPSAS expenditure → WIPO Expected Result2.3 — broad budget scope
Reported by the cited source
WIPO reports CHF3.207m pre-IPSAS actual expenditure for ER2.3 in2024/25. It is not a Pay project cost or bank transfer; broader sector totals are non-additive context.
Financial details: value: 3,207,000; currency: CHF; kind: reported ER2.3 pre-IPSAS expenditure; not Pay cost; period: 2024/25