Neon, a company specializing in NFT sales, has just announced the installation of its first NFT vending machine. Located in the heart of Wall Street, the device will accept credit and debit cards and payments in US dollars. The goal is simple: democratize and facilitate the purchase of NFTs with this distributor for non-cryptocurrency users.
NFTs, or non-return tokens, have exploded in recent months. Simple, The NFT market weighs $22 billion today. We owe this excellent health to the attention of many brands and companies that have decided to invest in this new market, such as Adidas, Carrefour or Nike, which have just bought a brand of virtual sneakers sold in the form of NFT.
However, Neon, the American company specializing in the sale and management of NFTs, has just made a big announcement. The company launched its first NFT vending machine in New York. This project came to fruition after an upfront payment of $3 million.. According to the company’s statements, the device will be installed in New York’s Financial District, which is very close to Wall Street. The machine will accept credit and debit cards in US dollars.
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USA’s first NFT vending machine
This is also the main interest of this distributor, this allows you to acquire NFTs without the need for cryptocurrencies. When a user places an order, they receive a box with a unique code for the selected NFT that can be easily changed on the Neon platform. “Buying and selling NFT doesn’t have to be a secret, and you shouldn’t have to hold Ethereum, write a smart contract, pay fees, or bridge blockchains to participate. He reassures John Birnholtz, co-founder of Neon.
The company wanted to launch this vending machine based on the following observation: Only 2% of Americans have a digital wallet, while 80% have a credit or debit card. “We make it easier to sell digital art than physical art.” He promises. And what is your position regarding the launch of this first NFT automaton? Let us know in the comments.
Source: work wire
