Blockpass is a decentralized event management system that ensures a secure, transparent, and trustless ticketing experience.
With blockchain technology at its core, users can seamlessly purchase tickets with full confidence, knowing that their transactions are immutable and verifiable. Event organizers benefit from a tamper-proof system that prevents fraud, scalping, and unauthorized resales. Every ticket is securely stored on the blockchain as an NFT, providing authenticity and ownership verification.
By leveraging smart contracts, our platform enables real-time ticket issuance, automated pricing adjustments, and seamless secondary market trading—all while maintaining transparency and fairness. Whether you're hosting concerts, conferences, or exclusive events, our decentralized ticketing system revolutionizes the way tickets are issued, sold, and validated.
- Customizable Smart Tickets: Each ticket is an NFT with programmable traits like seat numbers, access levels (VIP, General, etc.), and event perks.
- Dynamic Metadata: Update ticket attributes on-chain (e.g., location, time changes) without reissuing new tickets.
- Soulbound Option: Enable non-transferable tickets (Soulbound NFTs) for exclusive access control.
- Trustless Refunds: Users can claim automated refunds if an event is canceled, with instant on-chain execution.
- Resale With Time-Locks: Ticket transfers can have time-based restrictions (e.g., non-transferable 24h before event).
- Multi-Currency Support: Buy tickets with ETH, USDC, MATIC, or native tokens to eliminate banking delays.
- Gas-Free Transactions: Integrate Gasless Transactions (meta-transactions) to enhance user experience.
- Token-Gated Sales: Require users to hold a specific NFT or token to access exclusive ticket presales.
- Proof-of-Attendance (POAPs): Issue special attendance NFTs for future discounts, VIP access, or exclusive content.
- Dynamic Perks: Holders of specific event NFTs can unlock future ticket discounts or loyalty bonuses.
- Cross-Platform Integration: NFT tickets work across multiple blockchains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.).
