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Chronicle, a “digital collectibles marketplace,” has announced a secondary marketplace, auctions, and crypto integrations. Simultaneously, Chronical has announced that it will enable payments from USDC, the dollar-based stablecoin issued by Circle.
Launched last year, the NFT platform targets a global market that offers “authenticated” digital collectibles from the world of entertainment and pop culture. Chronical is currently promoting the “Immortal NFTs” for the Puppy Bowl in advance of the Super Bowl.
Regarding the secondary marketplace, the digital exchange is scheduled to go live on February 16th. Chronical will take a 5% transaction fee for every sale on the platform.
Chronicle notes that is has also partnered with Onfido, the global identity verification and authentication provider, for its KYC [know your customer] solution which performs biometric verification, for user onboarding.
“These new offerings represent a significant milestone in Chronicle’s growth, and open up new opportunities for our community of fans to engage with their favorite brands and entertainers, and more efficiently monetize their collections,” said Tim Glover, CEO and co-founder of Chronicle.
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By: JD Alois
nftnewstoday.com
