Influ is a platform for trading NFT digital collections. Our primary goal is to create an environment where brands can communicate and establish relationships with fans through NFTs. We provide artists, brands, and organizations with tools to transform their creative ideas into unique NFT token collections. Meanwhile, fans and brand audiences can easily and quickly purchase their favorite NFTs from our platform.

Absolutely! Everyone can register, browse, and purchase NFTs. Purchases exceeding EUR 10,000 require a verification process (KYC - Know Your Customer procedures). Such a practice arises from legal regulations aimed at preventing money laundering (AML - Anti-Money Laundering).

We invite you to visit our 'Newsroom' section, where you will find interesting articles and guides about blockchain technology and the process of creating and acquiring NFT tokens.

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Minting is one of the stages of creating NFTs. Through this process, files corresponding to digital assets are stored in a decentralized database (blockchain) and cannot be edited.

Currently, we use Polygon, a blockchain that is environmentally friendly and does not generate carbon dioxide emissions.

No, currently, all blockchains supporting smart contracts, including NFTs (such as Ethereum or Polygon), have transitioned to eco-friendly technologies. This means they no longer require energy-intensive computations to maintain the network. After transitioning from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake in 2022, the carbon footprint was reduced by 99.95%.

Yes, NFTs (non-fungible token) are legal in Poland. NFTs are used to represent unique digital items or unique rights to such items.

NFTs are not covered by specific legal regulations. Therefore, when selling or buying NFTs, one must comply with general legal provisions concerning the trading of goods and services, as well as regulations regarding personal data protection and online transaction security.

You are buying a digital record on the blockchain confirming the authenticity and ownership of a particular item.

No. Even though both NFTs and cryptocurrencies share a common history and are based on the same technology (blockchain), they represent entirely different kinds of digital assets. Cryptocurrencies are fungible (like money), meaning every bitcoin has the same value as another bitcoin and can be exchanged freely. In contrast, the essence of NFTs is their uniqueness, singularity, and the impossibility of replacing them with another item or value.

In practice, an NFT is just your own unique string of zeros and ones, confirmed by an authenticity certificate. It can be compared to a Social Security Number - there are no two that are identical.

Although many token exchanges (so-called 'marketplaces') base their operations on cryptocurrencies, purchasing NFTs is also possible without using them. On the platform influ.com you can make purchases in Polish zloty, euros, or dollars.

NFT (Non-Fungible Tokens) is a global standard. It is a digital object linked to the blockchain - a technology that guarantees transparency and public accessibility of all transactions made through it.

Currently, NFTs are the only medium used to record the digital value of items and the reality surrounding us in general. Like every new medium, NFTs are also used for various purposes by individuals, companies, and institutions that are looking for innovative ways to apply this technology.

The immense interest in NFTs over the past two years and thousands of projects using tokens naturally resulted in a wide range of quality in the resulting content and phenomena. Some of them presented no lasting value and therefore have already been verified by the market.