As mentioned before, the information on the artworks registered within the ARTIC platform are recorded in the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) standards, which are based on consumer considerations when purchasing the artwork. Here, an NFT refers to a unique digital asset in which the recorded token cannot be replaced by another, and de-facto is an irreplaceable token minted on the Ethereum network within ERC-721 or ERC-1155 standards. Please, do note that ERC-20, on the other hand, is a utility token that can be considered as fungible, an opposite of ERC-721 token. Non-Fungible Token is a token with each unique value, which is incompatible with other tokens. ARTIC uses NFT to give back the ownership over the artworks to their creators, who have previously experienced difficulties to protect their ownership and to enable reliable transactions.