Credit Suisse launches the NFT collection to support women's football – Bits Media

The largest bank of Switzerland Credit Suisse, together with the Swiss Football Association, launches a NFT collection to support women's football. NFT will be released on the Ethereum blockchain.

The collection includes 756 digital art portraits of women's players Switzerland and will be sold with 11 July by 31 August exclusively through the Credit Suisse CSX application. The author of the works is the Swiss artist Daniel Filippelli (Daniela Filippelli).

NFT will be divided into three parts: "Unique" (1 NFT for a player), "Rare" (5 different NFT for a player) and "limited" (30 different NFT for a player). In this way, A unique collection will have a total 11 NFT, Rare collection - 55 NFT, A limited collection - 690 NFT.

The unique collection will be sold by 10 000 Swiss francs every, Rare collection - by 3 500 Swiss francs apiece, and limited - by 150 Swiss francs. Payment will be accepted exclusively in Swiss francs, and NFT will be stored in the CSX application.

“Each purchase supports the promotion of women's football, At the same time, all pure revenue will go to the players of the national team and individual projects to promote talented young football players ", - says in the statement Credit Suisse.

This is not the only Credit Suisse project in the field of blockchain and cryptocurrencies. At the beginning of the year, the Swiss platform for managing cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets of Taurus attracted $65 Milln in the round of financing, who was headed by Credit Suisse.