In August 2026, SCRYDE TECH filed a US trademark application for the Scryde brand with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). In plain terms: the brand behind the long-running MMORPG has started locking down its rights on an international level.
What actually happened
SCRYDE TECH — the company that develops and runs Scryde — submitted paperwork to register the brand in the US. The application covers both the SCRYDE name and the signature logo: a shield with a stylized S-shaped dragon. The rights are claimed for game software and online game (MMORPG) services — exactly what Scryde is.
An application is not a final registration yet
Worth being precise: filing an application is the first step, not a done deal. The paperwork has been accepted by the office and is waiting to be assigned to an examiner, and full registration takes time. But the filing itself says a lot — the company is formally claiming rights to its brand in one of the strictest jurisdictions in the world, and doing it out in the open.
11 years, now on the record
A nice detail: the application states the Scryde brand has been in use since September 15, 2015. That's documented confirmation of what players already know — Scryde has been running for more than eleven years. Not "another server that closes next week," but a project with real history now put on paper.
What it means for players
- A serious owner. Scryde is run by a company that invests in protecting its name, not an anonymous someone.
- Protection from fakes. A trademark is a tool against clones and copycats that try to ride on the Scryde name and mislead players.
- International scope. A US filing is a step well beyond the usual Russian-speaking space.
- Stability. A company that thinks about rights years ahead isn't going anywhere.
Part of a bigger picture
The US filing isn't a one-off — it's part of SCRYDE TECH's systematic work on its brand. Scryde is built as a standalone game with its own name and identity, and protecting that name is the logical next move. The takeaway for the community is simple: there's a grown-up company behind Scryde that behaves like a real brand, not a temporary project.
The short version
SCRYDE TECH has filed a US trademark application for Scryde. Final registration is still ahead, but the step matters: it backs up both the project's history (11 years of brand use) and its intent to protect the Scryde name internationally. For players, it's one more sign that a reliable company with long-term plans stands behind the game they love.