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India's First Blockchain Marriage
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February 23, 2022
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Recently, an Indian couple, got married through a blockchain wedding, marking the first digital wedding in India. The couple immortalized their vows using a smart contract on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain the same day of their civil marriage in court. Anoop Pakki, a "digital priest, " officiated the couple's digital wedding. Pakki minted the couple's non-fungible token (NFT) that contained an image of the bride’s hands wearing her engagement and wedding rings and the text of their marital vows. The couple's NFT was minted on the OpenSea platform, currently the largest NFT marketplace. The husband, Narasipuram said, "We read out the vows, and after receiving the blessings of our digital priest, I transferred the NFT to my wife's digital wallet," similar to the groom putting the ring on his bride. The groom stated that the wedding's transaction is "a permanent, immutable and public record of our commitment to each other on the ETH blockchain."
India's First Blockchain Marriage
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