Link Event to Digital Passport

Introduction

The event feature enables a Blockchain wallet, usually from a brand, to create an event on the blockchain. An event is linked to one and only one NFT. An event aims at enriching the history of a digital passport.

Workflow

The event request is initiated by a blockchain wallet, usually from a brand.

An event will be composed of a title, description, media, and links. To integrate this content, you need a compliant file - Event Schema.

Only an authorized wallet can access content, the issuer, and the current digital passport owner. An event can be accepted or rejected by the issuer or the current digital passport owner.

An accepted event cannot be detached from the digital passport, and a rejected one is destroyed. Once accepted, the event may appear in the digital passport history and the digital passport issuer can send a message to this digital passport.

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To learn more about the digital passport history and messages, check out Read Digital Passport History & Send Message.

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Fees

Creating & sending an Arianee Event is free for validated sponsored identity.

However, when the recipient digital passport and user accepts the Arianee Event, the stable price in fiat currency is 0.1 USD payable only in $ARIA20 by the issuer.

Extra fees may apply if the digital passport issuer outsources the digital passport creation to a third party or uses an external software.

Interface

Builder - Link an Event

The event creation can be done using API integration with Arianee SDK or directly at the blockchain level interacting with smart contracts. The event issuer can develop its own interface, outsource the development to a third party, or it can use an external interface such as the Arianee NFT Management Platform.

End-users - Accept an Event

Owners may consult and accept/reject events in the digital passport history on the Ownership Account web application, or any compatible interface.

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Our team tips

• A service was operated on the product. It must be recorded.
• The product lives a notable event in its lifecycle.