NFT Collection

An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a unique, one-of-a-kind digital collectible. Think of it like a rare stamp or collectible coin — except its value can move much faster. Its certificate of ownership is recorded on a blockchain, which proves who owns which token: the same NFT cannot have two owners at the same time, and no two pieces in an Edition share the same combination of traits.

Not at all — you don’t need to know anything about crypto. In practice:
• You pay with your credit card (or with Apple Pay and Google Pay), just like on any online shop.
• The marketplace creates a wallet for you, linked to your email address: nothing to install, no passwords to write down.
• Behind the scenes, your payment first buys the small amount of cryptocurrency needed, and that then pays for the NFT. You never see that step.
The card option appears only on the items where it is offered — check the item page on OpenSea or Rarible.
Illustrated guide: OpenSea help page (in English).

Yes. Like a trading card or a piece of art, you can resell your NFT on compatible platforms (OpenSea, Rarible, etc.). Its value depends on rarity and demand.

Some generated characters may appear on merchandise, especially in the upcoming app 'Make my animal a Woundipet'. Unlike most well-known NFT collections, the contract is designed to allow that kind of use. NOTE: Ownership and license are two different things: the license concerns how the images and characters may be reused, while ownership concerns only the NFT itself.