An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a unique digital asset that cannot be replaced by an identical one. Unlike a currency (fungible), each NFT has its own cryptographic identifier, acting as an inviolable certificate of authenticity.
Fundamental Properties
Uniqueness
Each token is unique. Impossible to duplicate or counterfeit thanks to the blockchain ledger.
Indivisibility
Unlike Bitcoin, you generally cannot own "0.5 NFT". It represents a whole asset.
Interactions
NFTs can interact with other Smart Contracts to unlock access rights or financial flows.
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Institutional Use Cases
For the financial sector, NFTs are not virtual monkey images, but vectors of legal and operational efficiency.
NFT as a Title of Ownership
Imagine a real estate title deed or a university diploma issued as an NFT: it is impossible to lose, impossible to forge, and instantly transferable after automatic KYC verification.
Digital Identity
Management of credentials and compliance certificates (Soulbound Tokens).
Bespoke Securities
Representation of complex derivatives or parametric insurance contracts.
Access Rights
Governance tokens or exclusive access to Premium financial services.