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# Post-Event NFT Collectibles

## What is a GET Protocol NFT Collectible?

The days of tickets going straight into the trash after providing entry access are soon to be over. Using GET Protocol's white-label, each NFT ticket is claimable as a digital collectible. 

Collectibles offer new avenues for connection, storytelling and revenue and can be displayed and exchanged on decentralised marketplaces such as [OpenSea](https://opensea.io/collection/get-protocol). When a ticket is scanned at an event, the collectible is automatically sent to the user's wallet address over the Polygon network.

As GET Protocol's collectibles are still in a fledgling stage, we're constantly looking to expand the possibilities and creative process around this exciting new avenue.

## How does an attendee claim their NFT?

You can read more about the 3 step claim process on our website here:

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## Is there a showcase of GET Protocol NFT Tickets?

Our showcase site is available here: <https://www.nft.get-protocol.io/showcase>


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