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Create your account in the SIGBRO app.
More details can be found on their website.
Alternatively you can create a so-called Cold Storage account. This is advised for collectors and accounts that will hold NFTs or other crypto tokens of great value. It is the absolute safest way to keep your NFTs as the wallet's private key will never touch a device that is connected to the internet.

You can buy IGNIS tokens on an exchange.
Send them to the account you imported or created with SIGBRO.
You can also use the SIGBRO Faucet and get some free transactions.

Yes you can.
If you don't want to buy cryptocurrency, you can get free transactions every month in the SIGBRO Club.

No.
Your blockchain account is generated directly from the passphrase, so it can therefore never be changed.
If you want another passphrase, you must create a new account. You have to send the NFTs and all other tokens in your existing account to the new account address.

Don't panic. Not even the slightest bit.
The NFT (like everything else in your account) is not kept in the app but on the Ardor blockchain.
This means, you can access your NFT from anywhere, and from any wallet you decide to use, as long as you know the passphrase (private key) to your account with the NFT. Download SIGBRO to another phone, import your passphrase into the app, and you are back in business.

If you think someone saw or stole the passphrase to your account, transfer everything in it to another account you control, NOW!
Anyone who has the passphrase can access your account and make transactions from it.
If your passphrase was not stolen but you cannot find it but have access to the account in the SIGBRO app, immediately make a backup of your passphrase.
If you cannot find your passphrase and can not access the account in the SIGBRO app or anywhere else, then you have lost everything in it. There is no way to access your account.

NFT stands for Non Fungible Token.

We issue only NFTs from acclaimed artists and partners.
Partners can choose from a range of advanced features that you will not find anywhere else.

1. Buy with fiat
2. Buy with cryptocurrency
3. Tradable
4. Represents a physical artwork
5. Artwork can be claimed
6. NFT comes with extra claimable content

You can buy them where they are listed or on the second market.
New listings (NFT drops) are announced in our newsletter and on Twitter.
Second market listings and sales can happen on NFT marketplaces such as Open Sea, where everyone can move their NFTs via the bridge or on auctions sites or auction houses, eBay, Christie's, or other.
Before you buy on the second market, always make sure to check in the explorer (nft.tknze.com) if the physical artwork the NFT represents has been claimed. If it has not, no problem. If it has, make sure you can trust the seller to give you the real artwork.

In the TKNZE explorer.
Ardor-based NFTs can also be seen in the SIGBRO app.

In the TKNZE NFT explorer.
You can also see it for yourself in the blockchain, if you, for example, run the Ardor NRS Client.

A way to transfer NFTs between blockchain networks.
Your wallet is what makes it possible to claim your artwork.
Yet, some of you might want to trade the NFTs on marketplaces on the Ethereum network.

In the TKNZE NFT explorer.
If you own the NFT, you will see it in the wallet or account where it exists.

All NFTs that are issued by the TKNZE issuing account have been validated by us. So, first check that the issuing account is ours, ARDOR-YBAT-B7PY-LPNV-BPXRW.
Next, check who the NFTs were issued "for". Click that account and you will be directed to a website or social media account that belongs to the artist or rightful owner of the artists rights to issue the NFT and sell it/the artwork. The "for" account ID will be visible on the website or SoMe page.

No.
TKNZE NFTs and the blockchain they live on consume very little energy.
They are issued on the Ardor blockchain, an eco friendly Proof of Stake blockchain.
When you move an NFT via the Polygon Bridge to the Ethereum (EVM) network, it's another matter though. Ethereum uses Proof of Work like Bitcoin.