Recap & Introduction

In the first article of this series Fractional NFT for Property Ownership: Minting the Token, we demonstrated how an NFT representing ownership of a property may be fractionalized for multiple co-owners and represented using ERC-20 tokens.

What's a Fractional NFT?

A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a proof of ownership. To prove that you own an ape from the Bored Ape Yacht Club, you would simply whip out your MetaMask wallet and show that it's right there in your wallet.

But that is if you are the sole owner of the asset. 

A Decentralized App for Minting, Viewing and Transferring Ownership of NFT-based Certificates of Authenticity for Luxury Watches. 

This is the 3rd and final part of the series of articles to demonstrate how Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) may replace paper-based Certificate of Authenticity for luxury goods such as watches.

Trading NFTs and Ensuring Its Delivery

How do you ensure that the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) that you just bought will definitely be delivered?

Let's take this question further.

A Decentralized App for Minting, Viewing and Transferring NFT-based Certificate of Authenticity for Luxury Watches

This is the 2nd part of my series of articles to demonstrate how Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) may replace paper-based Certificate of Authenticity for luxury goods such as watches.

Refer to Part 1 to learn the business logic behind how this may work.

NFT-Based Luxury Watch Certificate

Folks who trade used luxury watches know how important it is for your watch to come with a certificate. Typically in the form of a credit-card sized plastic or a folded piece of paper with a serial number, the name of the first owner, and the date of purchase, the watch certificate is an important determinant of the watch's resale value.