A token whose units are not interchangeable, so one of them can stand for one particular thing. On this site it has mostly been used for tickets, certificates and badges, cases where what matters is that a specific holder can show a specific item.

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NFT — ArcBlock builds decentralized identity, user-owned data, Blocklet infrastructure, and AI-native application systems.

How a Service Verifies an NFT-backed Request

ExplainerMar 10, 2026

How a Service Verifies an NFT-backed Request

Follow an NFT presentation from DID Wallet to a resource service, and see how identity, issuer trust, current ownership and permission scope become an authorization decision.

ExplainerFeb 24, 2026

Managing Domains, Storage, and App Access from a Wallet

How DID Wallet lets people select storage, present domain rights, and prove app access, while each resource service retains responsibility for permissions and execution.

ExplainerFeb 10, 2026

How ArcBlock Uses NFTs to Represent Application Resources

Start with selecting a storage space in a wallet. See how ArcBlock connects NFTs, identity, and verifiable credentials to real services, with distinct rules for domains, software licenses, and application access.