Now you can collect special digital commemorative coins with the Money Museum application! Try the Money Museum's first public NFT app!
With the Central Bank's world-first application, we can collect digital coin NFTs (i.e. non-fungible tokens), where the uniqueness of each acquired digital coin is ensured by the Central Bank's private blockchain.
The first NFT series available in the mobile application contains NFTs based on six commemorative versions of the 5 HUF circulation coin issued on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the introduction of the forint. These NFTs can be acquired by users by solving quizzes related to finance, coin collecting. By collecting NFTs containing all six letters of the word forint, users can participate in a sweepstakes to win special, physical coin sets.
In addition, the new mobile application will allow users to register certain special, newly issued collector's coin products on the Central Bank’s private blockchain after purchasing them, using unique QR codes on their packaging. The first product with a unique QR code can be won in the prize game of the Money Museum mobile application by collecting the NFT series "75th birthday of the HUF".
The Money Museum mobile application is available at the following links:
APPLE APPSTORE
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