W3WED.io Launches Revolutionary Blockchain Marriage Service with NFT-based Rings

Feb 19, 2023

W3BNDZ LLC, the company behind the innovative W3WED platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of its blockchain-based marriage service on Valentine's Day 2023.

United Arab Emirates - February 19, 2023 —

W3BNDZ LLC, the company behind the innovative W3WED platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of its blockchain-based marriage service on Valentine's Day 2023. The platform offers a revolutionary way for couples to formalize their relationship through digital blockchain marriage, using NFT rings as a symbol of their union.

W3Wed.io offers a simple and straightforward process that can be completed in just a matter of minutes. To get started, couples need to register on the platform and connect with their partner by exchanging codes. Then, they can choose a witness, a ring, and add small text vows if they wish. The platform enables couples to exchange NFT rings and create a record of their marriage in the blockchain, which will be stored in a multisig wallet on the platform.

The marriage certificate is recorded on the Polygon network and will be publicly available, ensuring that the record remains safe and secure. The NFT ring also contains basic marriage information and is stored in the couple's multisignature wallet on the platform. W3Wed.io has a scanner tool that allows anyone to view information about any NFT ring owner, making it easy to find out the status and history of any ring owner.

W3Wed.io offers several types of NFT rings to choose from, each of which is unique. Initially, the platform will offer rings without stones, but in the near future, users will be able to decorate their rings with symbolic stones, which will be valued in wrapped bitcoin WBTC. In case of divorce, the ring owner can return the ring to the platform and receive its full value in wrapped bitcoin, minus smallest fee.

prototype of NFT ring for w3wed.io by DALL-E

The W3Wed.io platform also offers an opportunity for influencers to become a witness, which is an excellent opportunity to take care of their community. Users can invite someone as a witness, generate a link for them to join, and even charge an additional fee for their services.

"As creators of the culture of Digital Weddings, our primary goal is to make our service accessible, free, and with minimal restrictions. Our mission is to bring hearts together and make this service available for anyone who wants to love and be loved," says Yury Reut, founder of W3Wed.io.

On February 14th, 2023, interested couples can join the waitlist by registering on the platform. The plan is to charge a waitlist fee of $20 for those who join the waitlist from February 15th until the start of the service in March.

W3Wed.io's innovative blockchain marriage service is a game-changer, offering a safe and secure way for couples to formalize their relationship digitally.

Love and be loved with W3WED.

Contact Info:
Name: Yury Reut
Email: Send Email
Organization: w3wed.io
Address: United Arab Emirates
Website: https://w3wed.io/

Release ID: 89090466

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