The licensed Swiss crypto bank SEBA has launched a platform for storing non-fungible tokens (NFTs). According to The Block.
SEBA’s top executive Urs Bernegger noted the rising number of NFT holders who prefer centralized custodial services.
“They don’t want the key, because they don’t know how to store it and how to handle it. They are more afraid of doing something wrong with the key than handing it to a bank,” Bernegger explained.
According to him, the platform will allow SEBA’s clients to store any NFTs on the Ethereum network, including tokens from popular collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, CryptoPunks and others.
“We could create a collectors’ club and help them come together, for example. We have ideas, but at the outset we will lay the groundwork — secure NFT storage,” Bernegger added.
Earlier, SEBA closed a Series C financing round of 110 million CHF (~$120 million). It was led by Altive, Ordway Selections, Summer Capital and DeFi Technologies.
Back in December 2021, SEBA released a gold-backed token.
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