MONISH KUMAR

About Me

I’m an Advocate, so my profession demands out-of-the-box thinking to be successful, which led to this first one-of-a-kind collection. I was following this NFT, Crypto, and Blockchain technology and was very impressed. So, I wanted to create an NFT collection, but the problem is that there are lots of bots generating NFTs. I also tried the bots but was not satisfied with the results. Furthermore, I wanted to create a unique NFT collection for myself, which led to this collection.

THIS NFT COLLECTION IS NOT FOR SALE

https://opensea.io/collection/will-and-testament

WORLD'S FIRST GOVERNMENT REGISTERED NFT COLLECTION

To be recorded in government records and published in the world's largest digital marketplace (open sea).

This Nft collection is given a unique document number which can be viewed on the official government website.

The NFTs in this collection are on stamp paper, each stamp paper bearing a unique identification number issued by the government and supplied by the stamp vendor appointed by the government.
Each stamp's paper value is mentioned.
A unique identification number is given to each stamp paper.
The date of purchase of the stamp paper is mentioned.
The stamp vendor's details and signature are mentioned on the stamp paper.
The state in which the stamp paper was issued is mentioned.
The name and place of the person purchasing the stamp paper are mentioned on the stamp paper.
The government seal is also stamped on the stamp paper.
Marking: ( Silver line ) to identify if the stamp paper is original or a scanned copy.
A hologram sticker is also issued with a unique number and government emblem on it.
The document's registered number and other particulars that are mentioned in the government records can be viewed here for tracking the document.
Each NFT is given a unique page number by the registration department.
The sub-registration office location, book number, document number, and year the document was registered are mentioned.
Sub-registrar seal and signature for the authenticity of the document.

STAMP PAPER

A stamp paper is an A4 (foolscap) piece of paper that is pre-printed with a revenue stamp, the same as the one printed on currency notes or postal stamps. These stamp papers are generally issued by the government and usually carry a specific value.

UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (UIN):

UIN is a unique system-generated number mentioned on the stamp paper. Anybody, having a Unique Identification number, can check the authenticity of the stamp paper.

UIN USED IN THIS COLLECTION:

AR228169

AR228168

AR228167

AR228166

AR228165

AR228164

STAMP VENDOR ISSUING DATE

The date on which the stamp paper was issued by the government-authorised vendor to the purchaser.

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STAMP VENDOR DETAILS

The Licensed Stamp Vendors are appointed by the Inspector General of Registration, 120, Santhome High Road, Chennai-600 028 and the Licensed Stamp Vendors are under the direct control of the Inspector General of Registration.

THE STATE ISSUED THE STAMP PAPER.

This stamp paper is issued in Tamil Nadu.

THE NAME AND CITY OF THE STAMP PAPER PURCHASER.

The name and city of the stamp paper purchaser are to be registered with the government through the stamp vendor to find the original owner of the stamp paper.

SEAL

To double-check the authenticity of the paper.

MARKING

( Silver line ) to identify if the stamp paper is original or a scanned copy.

HOLOGRAPHIC STICKERS WITH UNIQUE NUMBER

Holographic stickers are stickers that have been printed on material that has a special iridescent-like effect. They have a rainbow sheen that, when covered in ink, provides a “holographic” background with a unique identification number

The official seal of the Government of India is based on the capital or pillar head of the Ashoka pillar at Sarnath. The Ashoka pillar has four lions. On a horizontal strip below each lion, there is a wheel or chakra. We can view only one of these chakras at a time.