NFT

Introduction

EQ Hub's NFT service is a service that allows users to create an NFT Project, a smart contract based on ERC-721, by simply entering information, and create various NFTs through the smart contract.
In EQ Hub, NFT refers to Non-Fungible Tokens known as NFTs, which are assets created through smart contracts that comply with ERC-721 standards.
The NFTs you create on the EQ Hub can be used to indicate the unique originality and ownership of the metadata.

Through the EQ Hub NFT service, you can create your own NFT Project and issue various NFTs with simple information input.

Glossary

This is a glossary of terms to help you understand when using the NFT service.

Term	Description
ERC	ERC (Ethereum Request for Comment) is the name of an official protocol that proposes improvements to the Ethereum network, and the number written after ERC means the serial number of the proposal registered in ERC.
ERC-721 (NFT)	It is a standard specification of NFT (Non-Fungible Token) defined in EIP. Also referred to as the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Standard. Unlike tokens that follow the ERC-20 standard, tokens issued using ERC-721 are non-fungible, and all have their own value.
NFT Project	It means NFT smart contracts created by users and is based on ERC-721. Users create various NFTs (ERC-721 Tokens) using the NFT Project.
Metadata	It is the data that puts the address pointing to digital files such as pictures and videos in a token and mainly includes data that wants to ensure its uniqueness and originality by using the non-replaceable characteristics of NFTs.
Mint	It means the act of creating NFTs through smart contracts. In EQ Hub's NFT service, Mint means the creation of NFTs in the NFT Project.