Iterati
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  • Introduction
    • What is Iterati
    • What We Offer
      • Tag
      • Tokenize
      • Engage
      • Analyze
      • Sell
  • How It Works
    • Physical Authenticity Labels
    • Certificates of Authenticity
    • Creator Management Platform
  • Getting Started
    • Create Your Account
    • Enroll a Collection
      • Enroll a Physical Collection
      • Enroll a Digital Collection
    • Set Up Your Collection
      • Configure Your Storefront
      • Add Collaborators
      • Add Your Artworks
      • Define Tap Experience
    • Purchase Authenticity Labels
    • Certification Process
    • Connect Your Bank Account & Get Paid
  • Additional Information
    • Glossary
    • FAQ
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Key terms and concepts

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Iterati Label

The Iterati physical authenticity label is an encrypted, non-cloneable, NFC based authenticity label which creators attach to their physical artworks as part of the certification process. Labels are tamper-evident and cannot be removed/reattached to another object after initial application.

Certificate of Authenticity

Iterati's Certificates of Authenticity are digital descriptors/profiles linked to every physical label that contain metadata about the label and its associated physical artwork. Certificates of Authenticity are stored using a decentralized data store called the .

Collection Enrollment

Enrollment is the process of adding a new collection to the Iterati platform, either by importing an existing NFT smart contract or deploying a new custom NFT smart contract through Iterati.

Collection

A collection is a logical grouping of artworks. Traditionally, artworks that share a common aesthetic, theme or are meant to be displayed together are grouped into collections. On Iterati, artworks within the same collection are minted to the same smart contract and share a single storefront, which creators are able to customize with collection-level metadata.

Artwork

Adding an artwork to Iterati can be thought of as creating a digital profile for a physical artwork. This digital profile contains text and image based metadata that gets seen by collectors who tap its associated NFC label.

Certification

Certification describes the process of attaching an Iterati NFC label to a physical work and linking that NFC label to a digital profile on Iterati with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Underlying Technologies

NFC

NFC or Near-Field-Communication is a short-range wireless communication protocol, typically requiring a distance of 4 cm or less to initiate a connection. NFC lets you share small payloads of data between an NFC tag and powered devices like modern smart phones.

AES-CMAC

AES-CMAC, based on the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), is a highly secure method for verifying the authenticity and integrity of information. It generates a unique code (or tag) for data, making it extremely difficult for unauthorized parties to alter or forge the data without detection. Iterati labels use AES-CMAC to ensure every NFC tap is authentic.

IPFS

Ceramic Network

Non-Fungible Token (NFT)

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique cryptographic assets on a blockchain with unique properties and metadata that distinguish them from each other.

The (IPFS) is a decentralized file system for storing and discovering content over a peer-to-peer network of nodes.

The is a decentralized data network built on top of IPFS enabling applications to upload, mutate, and index data stored on IPFS nodes.

Ceramic Network
Interplanetary File System
Ceramic Network