NFTs are unique digital tokens stored on a blockchain (in our case - Polygon). An NFT has properties that distinguish it from other digital formats: It is non-substitutable and non-copyable. Therefore, an NFT can only belong to one owner at any specific moment.
Event organisers can issue tickets on Ontapp and each one is an NFT where they can serve as a ticket providing a unique record of ownership of a set of rights to an event. Customers can then store NFTs in a secure wallet that they can access on any device.
Blockchain technology provides a trusted source for both ticket holders and organisers.
NFT can be programmed with specidic rules. This could include a share of revenues when a ticket owner resells the NFT ticket.
Use your ticket inventory as collateral to finance an event.
Ontapp Tickets via the GET Protocol allow you to claim an NFT on the Ethereum blockchain and add them to your wallet. The holder can enjoy looking back on their tickets or sell them on to collectors.
The hardest part of reselling a ticket is trust. With NFT's, trust is baked in. No two tickets are the same and each one can be verified on the blockchain. Better yet, the resale price can be capped by the organiser so you never over pay.
Receive additional rewards from event organisers such as exclusive access forums and merchandise only available to token holders.
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