• The Swiss women’s national team and a group of digital artists have created 756 portraits.
• Collectors of these NFTs will have the chance to meet and greet the brilliant athletes.

Credit Suisse has taken a giant leap in its support of women’s football in Switzerland by releasing an NFT art collection in collaboration with the Swiss Football Association (SFA). This partnership has two main goals. The first is to increase awareness of the sport. And second is to help the national team and upcoming young women’s football talent in the country financially.

Credit Suisse and the SFA want to use non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to transform the intersection of art and sports. Thus, paving the door for exciting new possibilities.

Moreover, Credit Suisse’s foray into the exciting realm of NFTs is evidence of the bank’s determination to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving digital financial services industry.

Chance to Meet Athletes

In a groundbreaking effort, the Swiss women’s national team and a group of digital artists have created 756 portraits of each player. That fans and art lovers may see and purchase to help fund the development of the sport.

According to the bank’s website, the NFT collection will be sold only via the CSX app beginning on July 11 and running through August 31. The head of digital assets at Credit Suisse, Daniel Gorrera, emphasized the thoughtful design decisions taken to streamline the user experience and facilitate interaction with the developing NFT ecosystem.

This partnership not only gives the public a fresh and exciting way to experience art, but it also paves the door for the creative use of digital assets in alternative business and funding models.

The benefits of owning a piece from the NFT collection transcend beyond the domain of cyberspace and into the real world. A press statement claims that collectors of these one-of-a-kind NFTs will have the chance to meet and greet the brilliant athletes whose work is included in the series.

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