NFT Art Finance (NFTART) seeks to provide a unique NFT platform that enables creators with safe and accessible tools. NFTART consists of a marketplace and creative tools ecosystem called ‘Enter’ that aims to enable artists, brands, and enterprises to securely enter the blockchain world and create for the metaverse in a seamless manner. The ‘Enter’ also provides customized solutions allowing users to create their community and be creative on the blockchain in a way that is suitable for them. The platform aims to minimize the environmental impact, feature low transaction fees, and simplify the complex technology of NFTs to make it available for anyone to use.

As per the whitepaper, the platform envisions delivering ground-breaking NFT marketplaces and tools and facilitate cooperation between creators, collectors, and traders. As a result, creators can have all they need to be completely independent and in charge of their creative content. The enter platform also aims to feature the following sub-platforms:

Further, NFTART is the native utility token of the platform built on Binance Smart Chain or BSC. The primary utility of the token is the governance of the ecosystem. It is used to get NFTs, stake, and vote on the governance proposals. NFTART can be used as the default currency to create, claim, and trade NFTs.

Emilie Agerbak launched the NFT-Art Finance project in the first quarter of 2021. Agerbak serves as the cofounder and the chief growth officer of the platform. She is a music producer, artist, crypto enthusiast, and digital nomad from Norway. Agerbak also holds six years of experience working as a music producer with Alfheimr Records.

NFTART has a maximum total supply of 10,000,000,000,000,000 tokens.