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World’s First NFT Vending Machine launched in New York by Neon.

World’s First NFT Vending Machine launched in New York by Neon.

businesswire reports that Neon, the NFT and digital collecting platform has launched the world’s first NFT vending machine in New York City’s Financial District. Located just off Wall Street, the machine accepts USD credit and debit cards then dispenses a box with a unique code inside it for the chosen NFT, which is easily redeemable on the Neon platform. With no cryptocurrency, crypto wallet or specialized knowledge required, Neon has built a simple accessible way to buy, sell and trade NFTs in the real world. The vending machine is open 24 hours a day.

“Our goal is to support artists and creators by letting them sell digital art to everyone, and to help anyone who wants to become a collector. Giving people the choice to use vending machines and an easy online platform that decouples cryptocurrency from NFT participation means we can engage the widest possible audience.”

Jordan Birnholtz, CMO and co-founder of Neon

Neon’s NFT vending machine is located at 29 John St. in New York, NY.

About Neon
Neon is an NFT marketplace and gallery built on the Solana blockchain. Delivering the world’s first NFT vending machine, set up in New York City, and the easiest-to-use online platform, Neon is the fastest way to buy, sell and show off NFTs—no knowledge of cryptocurrency and crypto wallets required. Collectors and creators just sign up with an email address and use U.S. dollars via a credit or debit card to participate. Using the Solana blockchain for fast transaction times, cheap fees and vast improvement in energy and environmental efficiency, Neon is built for global demand and scale. Neon is supported by a distributed team based in the United States. Find out more at neonapp.com.

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