NFT marketplace for everyone!

Minting fees are less than a dollar on the Binance smart chain, compared to Ethereum’s high minting prices. For example, it cost between $30 to $200 to mint an NFT on Ethereum. However, on Orica it costs way less.

Yes, you can! Orica is the marketplace offering this privilege to its artist. Artists can mint as many NFTs as possible and pay the minting cost after making a sale, without bothering about paying the minting fee upon mint.

Simple sign up using a BNB compatible wallet, an email address, or any social media account, available on the sign up page.

After sign up, you can start buying NFTs using your bank card or by funding your BNB compatible wallets for payment. And, of course, you can make payment using the Orica native token (ORI).

Orica token is the native token of the Orica platform. Similar to a sovereign region’s currency. The Orica native token is used for all transactions on the Orica marketplace. Examples of this use are transaction and mining fees, making purchases, bonuses, and rewards for competition.

Users with an Orica compatible wallet can use the Orica token. Anyone who wants to make a purchase, mint an NFT, or fund an initial NFT offering (INO) can use an Orica token.

Orica is the platform that uses a Proof of Art (PoA) verification standard to verify NFT creators and collectors. This process involves attaching users’ social media accounts to their Orica account to give insight into an artist’s history. The rationale is that users can dig up the social media handle of NFT publishers to see if their history outside Orica is consistent with their auctioned works on Orica.

Orica is the marketplace with the Proof of Art (PoA) verification standard. This serves as an extra check to see if a self-acclaimed creator’s identity is consistent with their published works, to mitigate fraud ultimately.

This is the use of a known social media account to prove the user’s identity and history. This is to help other users know who’s work they are about to pay for. The rationale is that users can dig up the social media handle of NFT sellers on Orica to see if their history outside Orica is consistent with their minted NFTs on Orica.