Indian Railways to issue NFT tickets on Polygon for rare festival
Indian Railways has partnered with Chaincode Consulting to issue NFT-based tickets for the MahaKumbh Mela festival, integrating with the Polygon blockchain for scalability.
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Indian Railways has partnered with Chaincode Consulting to issue NFT-based tickets for the MahaKumbh Mela festival, integrating with the Polygon blockchain for scalability.
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