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The difference between on and off-chain is whether or not all the minting process (i.e. the creating of the NFT) is carried out on the blockchain network.

On-chain minting refers to creating an NFT solely on the blockchain while having all the metadata and smart contracts stored on it.

Whereas off-chain minting means that you create your NFT and store your smart contract on the blockchain but all your data is stored on a cloud server like AWS and Google Drive.

Both methods have their pros and cons, and the best option will depend on your personal needs.

Don’t worry, we are here to guide you through the process and help you find the right fit for your project.

Of course. Our NFT Management Platform allows you to view, via our reporting dashboard, everything you need related to your digital passports. You’ll be able to see how many digital passports you’ve created, how many are reserved, and how many have been claimed at least once, just to name a few.

The NFT Management Platform (NMP for short) is an interface that enables brands to use all functionalities of the Arianee Protocol. It allows you, the brand, to create NFTs without technical knowledge, create them however and wherever you wish, and manage them at scale. And all of this can be done either using our stand-alone dashboard or by integrating our technology into your servers via our APIs and swagger.

Our NMP offers you speed, clarity, and convenience all the while allowing you to enter the world of web3 and NFTs.

A Web3 Store is an online store (like an e-shop) that is only accessible via the user’s wallet. A brand can sell NFTs or physical products. The payment can be carried out in cryptocurrency or fiat (what we call today’s money like dollars or euros) and an automatic confirmation email will be sent out once the payment is successful and the order is placed. But that’s not all though. You are also able to organize white listings, private sales, and much more. If you have an idea, we’ll do our best to support you.

First of all let’s look at what a smart contract is. Smart contracts are automated contracts that trigger certain actions when predetermined conditions are met. It works like an 'If…then' condition.

Next, let’s look at what a whitelist is shall we? A whitelist is a list of wallet addresses that enables the wallet owners - if they are on the whitelist - to access private features from a brand.

Now that we’ve seen what a smart contract is and what whitelisting means, let’s see how it all comes together.

Whitelisting with a smart contract means that when the smart contract function is called upon, it checks if the wallet address is in the whitelist and if it is the wallet owner will be part of the lucky few to receive the brand’s NFTs before the official minting (i.e. creation) process. It’s like a VIP invite to get the chance to see and own the NFTs before anyone else.

Arianee is currently deployed several blockchains, including POA and Polygon. It was deployed for the first time on a sidechain functioning within the Ethereum ecosystem (EVM compatible) called POA Blockchain because it was economically speaking accessible, with very few users, and at the time, the founders had already figured out that the Ethereum mainnet was going to be very expensive.

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We continually explore new EVM compatible chains for deploying the Arianee Protocol, offering brands diverse use cases based on their chosen network.

A web3 website is a website that enables you to connect via your wallet (either our Arianee Wallet or another one) instead of going through a third party like Google or creating a new account for example.  You’re also able to make part of the website token gated which means that you can only access the content of the page if you have the right NFT, or are in a whitelist of a raffle, for example. This means that one NFT owner could see one type of content while another NFT owner could see something different.

An Auto-dMessage campaign is an automatic decentralized message that is sent upon predefined rules:

• either when someone claims the NFT for the first time (”Congratulations you’re the first owner of this NFT”),
• or when the NFT is transferred to someone else (”Congratulations! You’re the new owner of this NFT”)
• or to both (”Welcome to the Acme Inc. NFT”).

We currently live in a world where all our messages are centralized (i.e. we use a third-party tool to have a conversation with someone, like Signal or WhatsApp). Things are moving towards a world where all our messages will be private and the content will only be seen and stored by the people talking to each other.

That’s where dMessages - Decentralized Messages - come into play.

Once your customer has claimed his/her DPP, you’ll be able to speak to them directly whether it be to market a new product, talk about an event, or just say hello. As a result, you’ll now be able to offer your community unfiltered and private one-way communication, from you to them.

That’s a great question! And our first recommendation would be to contact us to find out. Why? Well, that’s because we have all the building blocks ready to bring your project to life. Whether it is an NFT Store to sell NFTs and physical products or a Token-Gated Site to showcase all the rewards and perks associated with owning the NFT. All we need is for you to explain your project to us and we’ll create it.

Do you have a meaningful event that you’d like to store on the Digital Product Passport? Well, now you can! As one of the key featuers, you can record it on blockchain and add it to your customer’s DPP, like information about a service, an auction, a warranty, or even a new experience.

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You also need to remember that only the brand and authorized stakeholders can add events to a DPP. The owners of the DPP can’t add events to their DPP. This is great as it adds value to the product, for example, when it comes to secondhand sales,the potential buyer can rely on the DPP as the single source of truth.

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