Swiss Credit enters the NFT field and will collaborate with the Swiss Football Association to launch an Ethereum-based NFT series.
2023-07-04 00:47
Odaily News Credit Suisse (CS) has partnered with the Swiss Football Association to launch an Ethereum-based NFT series to support Swiss women's football.
According to information on the Credit Suisse website, this NFT series includes 756 digital art portraits of Swiss women's national team players and will be exclusively sold through Credit Suisse's CSX application from July 11th to August 31st. This move marks Credit Suisse's entry into the NFT field.
In February of this year, Credit Suisse led a $65 million Series B financing round for Swiss digital asset company Taurus. Taurus is also a technical partner in the NFT market of Credit Suisse's CSX application.
Specifically, Credit Suisse utilizes Taurus-Capital for the issuance and lifecycle management of the Swiss Football Association NFTs, and utilizes Taurus-Protect for secure storage of the NFTs. According to the statement, these NFTs have been deployed on the Ethereum blockchain network through Taurus' infrastructure.
In previous news, in March of this year, Swiss Bank acquired Credit Suisse through a 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion) all-stock deal. (The Block)
According to information on the Credit Suisse website, this NFT series includes 756 digital art portraits of Swiss women's national team players and will be exclusively sold through Credit Suisse's CSX application from July 11th to August 31st. This move marks Credit Suisse's entry into the NFT field.
In February of this year, Credit Suisse led a $65 million Series B financing round for Swiss digital asset company Taurus. Taurus is also a technical partner in the NFT market of Credit Suisse's CSX application.
Specifically, Credit Suisse utilizes Taurus-Capital for the issuance and lifecycle management of the Swiss Football Association NFTs, and utilizes Taurus-Protect for secure storage of the NFTs. According to the statement, these NFTs have been deployed on the Ethereum blockchain network through Taurus' infrastructure.
In previous news, in March of this year, Swiss Bank acquired Credit Suisse through a 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion) all-stock deal. (The Block)
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