French Post starts selling its NFT stamps on Binance

The French post office Groupe La Poste will sell its first-ever collection of non-fungible tokens on the Binance crypto exchange. This was reported by the exchange on Twitter.

.@GroupeLaPoste arrive sur Binance NFT.
Elle a choisi la plateforme @TheBinanceNFT pour propulser sa collection #NFT
Par ailleurs, La Poste reversera les fonds à la @CroixRouge.
La collection est désormais disponible sur la plateforme NFT. 📩https://t.co/4ljPB7g6Kf pic.twitter.com/IWOm29pu5O

— Binance France Officiel (@LeBinanceFR) June 17, 2022

The NFT collection «Visages de France par les facteurs» consists of ten photos taken by French postmen back in 2021. Back then, the post office launched the «Visages de France par les facteurs» initiative — the idea was for postmen to take photos of everyone they come into contact with on a daily basis. A total of 4000 photos were taken, 10 of which were turned into NFTs this year. You can buy any non-fungible token until June 27 on the official Binance NFT website.

According to the organizers, all the funds raised from the sale of the collection will be donated to the Red Cross charity. In addition to the French post office, the Emirates Post Group of the United Arab Emirates is also moving with the times. The UAE has developed the world’s most expensive postage stamp collection in honor of the country’s 50th anniversary — each physical stamp in the collection has its own NFT counterpart.