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The customer was looking for a one-stop solution where he could easily collect and sell unique NFTs. He wanted to establish a marketplace where the list of collectibles might be shown. He also planned to include a function that would allow users to monitor the activities of each NFT. Building such solution without creating performance or server issues was a huge challenge.
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iFour Techolab Pvt. Ltd., a reputed Custom Blockchain development company, created a platform where users may create unique NFTs, bid on them, and sell them effortlessly. Our specialists employed an updated technology stack to create a solution with a marketplace that presents a list of NFT collectibles without any server difficulties.
This platform allows users to discover, collect and sell extraordinary and unique NFTs exclusively on the site. Presently, it has a collection of around 10000 unique Bored Ape NFTs i.e., unique digital collectibles traded using Ethereum blockchain.
The solution provides a marketplace where users can easily buy or sell NFT with payment methods like crypto (ETH) and credit card payment.
This tab dispalys the transactional activities of each NFT. Users may check the trading history and can examine every detail of NFT such as edition, purchase type, owner transfer, transaction hash, so on.
When a user purchases NFT, the payment details together with the transaction hash is shown on the platform's activity tab. Here the user may inspect the blockchain transaction by clicking on the transaction hash.
When a user clicks on the transaction hash, they are redirected to https://etherscan.io/ , where he can verify for NFT transfer.
A glimpse over the functionality it provides
Users need to signup and signin to proceed activities
Users can buy, and sell NFTs effortlessly
Users can see transactions done in the Activity tab
Users can bid on the NFTs that are in the auction
Users may like NFTs
Users may filter the marketplace by NFT status, price range, and minted time (new to old)
Users can choose a category of NFTs in the marketplace
Users can verify and check transaction information by transaction hash generated in the activity tab
Users can search NFTs in the marketplace with an id of NFT
Conclusion/ResultsiFour Technolab, a renowned Node.js development company in USA, built a digital marketplace for NFTs that allows users to effortlessly collect, bid on, and sell NFTs in the auction. The site provides a list of collections and includes an "activity tab" where users may view detailed NFT transactions.
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