Built on Bitcoin's blockchain, offering decentralization, transparency, and long-term immutability.
Operates on centralized systems, vulnerable to technical outages or corporate decisions.
NFTs ensure tickets remain fully traceable, with customizable resale rules (e.g., price caps, royalty splits).
Event organizers have limited control over tickets once issued, especially resale.
Offers fair pricing models where organizers retain control of ticket pricing and profits.
Often criticized for enabling exorbitant dynamic pricing.
Lower fees, with ticket revenue going directly to organizers/artists.
High fees (20%-30%) cut into profits.
Tickets double as collectibles or unlockable content for fans, offering more value beyond event access.
Primarily focused on ticket issuance without broader NFT utility.
Fully customizable NFTs with branding, perks, and interactive features.
Limited design or branding options for tickets.
Blockchain ensures every ticket's legitimacy and traceable resale history.
Scalping and fraud are persistent issues.
Supports community building via NFTs that provide long-term benefits (e.g., fan rewards, exclusive content, merch discounts).
Focuses solely on ticketing.
Artists set prices and sell directly to fans.
Fans purchase tickets securely using Bitcoin.
Tickets are issued as NFTs for transparent ownership.
Automate minting for the organizer after the NFT is designed and approved
Secure your place to own a limited-edition BitPass NFT.
Whitelist members get priority access to NFT sales.
Enjoy special discounts on fees and ticketing benefits as a founding member.
Shape the future of BitPass with direct input as an NFT holder.