NFT token development

Non-fungible token development services

Have an NFT in mind? Create a unique NFT to sell and earn royalties

NFT token development

What's an NFT?

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are tokens that can be used to represent ownership of certain unique items. Examples of such are art, real estate, collectibles, domains, and even music.

NFTs can have only one official owner at a time, and because NFTs are on the blockchain; no one is able to modify the record of ownership.

How do NFTs work?

NFTs operate the following way:

  • NFTs have a unique identifier.
  • NFTs are not directly interchangeable with other tokens 1:1.
  • Each NFT has an owner, with this information being easily verifiable.
  • NFTs are based on the Ethereum blockchain and can be sold on any Ethereum-based NFT market.

What you could do with an NFT

Certain securities

Prove ownership

With an NFT, you can easily provide that you own it and don't have to worry about manipulation. You can sell it on any NFT or peer-to-peer market. No intermediate is required.

Money inflation

Hold or sell it

Once you buy an NFT, you can sell it and earn creator resale royalties or hold onto it forever.

Thinking of creating your own crypto?

I can earn royalties?

Yes, you definitely can. Depending on how it is structured, some NFTs will automatically pay out royalties to their creators when they’re sold. Although it is a new thing in the crypto realm, it’s one of the most powerful; as it stimulates the creation of more creators and the growth of the market. Some creators can make more than 8% every time their creation is sold.

As their work is sold from person to person, creators can sit back and relax. If you need your NFT to have a royalty program implemented into it, let us know and we can make it happen.

What are NFTs used for?

Below you will find some information, from the Ethereum website, about what NFTs can be used for:

Clicking

Digital content

Gaming items

Gaming items

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Domain names

Art

Physical items

Clicking

Digital content

Gaming items

Gaming items

globe

Domain names

Real estate

Investments

buy-back rights

Collateral

Art

Physical items

Real estate

Investments

buy-back rights

Collateral

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Frequently Asked Questions

A digital asset that represents real-world elements such as art, music, real estate, product certification and more is known as an NFT. They are bought and sold as an asset online, often using cryptocurrency, and are usually encoded using the same software as many other cryptocurrencies.
Yes, there are no restrictions on selling your NFT, you just need to pay a selling fee as well as a transaction fee to transfer money from the buyer’s wallet to yours. Digital producers aren’t the only ones who can profit from selling NFTs. Some collectors sell NFTs from their collections. If you’ve previously purchased an NFT from a creator or other collector on a marketplace, you can also list it for sale.
NFTs are blockchain-based cryptographic tokens that are one of a kind and can not be duplicated. NFTs can be used to represent real-world objects such as real estate, product descriptions, music, and many other types of goods. Any real physical goods can be “tokenized” to make buying, selling and trading more efficient and reducing the risk of fraud.
While NFTs are new and may be an unfamiliar copyright instrument, copyright law will treat them the same as any other traditional copyright preservation instrument. When an artist creates a new piece of art, they instantly receive copyright to that piece of art through an NFT.
If your NFT features a real person (living or dead, famous or unknown), the safest course of action is to license that person’s identity for use in your NFT. The practice of licensing material such as a person’s name, photograph and likeness is common, but it takes time and money.
John Watkinson and Matt Hall created their own generative series of NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain, which they called CryptoPunks. CryptoPunks were one of the first NFTs created and were initially distributed for free.
You can purchase them on crypto exchanges, marketplaces where NFTs are traded. You can also purchase directly from sellers through wallets that support NFT transactions. For example, through PTPWallet.
NFTs allow businesses to demonstrate irrefutable evidence that their company’s procedures and products are halal certified, indicating that they follow Islamic jurisprudence.
There are a few basic things to pay attention to when purchasing NFTs: Seller verification, Market platform transaction fees, Market Size and liquidity of NFTs, and the price dynamics of other NFT sellers.
What is the price of an NFT? The typical price of NFT ranges from $100 to $1,400, depending on its rarity, functionality and popularity. The price of a non-fungible token can also be affected by changes in the value of the underlying cryptocurrency.
Technically you shouldn’t do this. As stated earlier, the artist owns the copyright to each of their works in principle.
Only brand owners, including NFT trademark owners, have the right to use the brands. You are the only one who can use your NFT name for NFTs and cryptocurrencies if you have patented it.
NFTs must be stored in a non-custodial wallet. A non-custodial wallet is a wallet where you control the private keys that protect your NFTs and bitcoin. A hardware wallet without storage is more secure than a wallet with storage, which essentially means storing your NFTs on an exchange or trading platform.
Shilling/pumping is the activity of aggressively and deliberately distributing and promoting a cryptocurrency widely in order to inflate its value and use, thereby attracting new investors. The goal of these “shills,” as they are called, is to promote or sell cryptocurrency in any way possible to increase their personal earnings – sometimes using unethical means.
A person who pretends to be a customer to entice others to participate, such as in a casino, auction, or trust game. A person who promotes or praises something or someone for the sake of personal interest, personal gain, friendship, or loyalty.