Moving an event collectible to Cardano
You have likely handed out a scannable code for a digital badge before: a QR code, a claim page, something to prove somebody was there. The setup at your table does not change much. What changes is what the attendee walks away with, and what you can see about it afterwards.
What changes for the organiser
You still create a campaign, generate one code per attendee, and print them on cards or stickers. The difference is what is behind the code: instead of a badge with no further use, you choose whether to hand out ADA, your own project's native token, or an NFT collectible when you set the campaign up. Pricing is per successful claim, published on the pricing page, with nothing owed on a code nobody scans.
What changes for the person claiming
An attendee scans the code with a Cardano wallet app: one they already have, or one they download at your table. The reward lands in that wallet, and what they receive is theirs to keep, move or spend, not a record sitting in somebody else's system. Somebody with no wallet and no crypto background can finish the whole thing standing at your table.
Comparison
POAP issues its badges on Gnosis Chain. Onboard.Ninja issues on Cardano, using CIP-99, the Cardano standard for onboarding claims. What an attendee receives is not limited to a commemorative badge: it can be ADA, your own token, or an NFT, decided per campaign. After the event you get a report on how many codes were claimed and how long it took, and, where the reward was a token, whether the wallets that claimed it did anything with it afterwards. Pricing is public on the pricing page before you talk to anyone.
Bring your next collectible to Cardano.
Create a campaign in the app, or tell us about your event and we will walk you through it.