What does Visa’s Creator Program have to offer through the NFTs?

Payment giant has revealed its creator program for selected business owners to help expand their operations

Undoubtedly the digital world is on the verge of a boom, and digital assets have an important role in its making. It becomes crucial for businesses and creators to go digital in order to expand throughout the all-new space. The creators and businesses feel insecure in trying out the space being a newbie, but they can have a solution in the form of a helping hand with reliable and firm expertise like VISA. 

Payment Giant has a creator program in which it has plans to support selected small business owners in 

various fields, including music, film, fashion, etc., in expanding their operation with the help of digital assets like non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The take of giant payment firms is clear and forward when accepting the new age techs, and so is following along with blockchain and related innovations.

As Cuy Sheffield, head of crypto at Visa said that NFTs have a lot of potential to become a powerful creator economy accelerator. Through the Creator Program of Visa, they want to help the new generation of micro and small businesses to explore new spaces and tap into new mediums to get an edge in digital commerce. 

So, what the Creator Program of Visa is all about. It’s a one-year program designed to provide a complete immersed experience related to the NFTs world along with the support related to technical and product mentorship, access to leaders’ thoughts, one-time stipend, community building, and exposure to clients and partners of Visa, etc. 

Visa mentioned one of the first participants in the Creator Program, Micah Johnson. Last year, the former second baseman at Major League Baseball launched his NFT character, Aku. 

As per Visa, citing the Influencer Marketing Hub’s data, the so-called creator economy has reached a market size of more than $100 billion estimated. 

Its official website stated that Visa was founded sixty years ago with the aspiration to be an unimaginable space beyond checks and cash. Visa has extreme contempt at its core for moving money electronically and instantly anywhere in the world. 

When the internet came, most people were skeptical of world wide web utilities in its early days, and despite this insecurity, it’s a massive leap of faith to enter your credit card on a website. Visa has managed to gain the trust, and now it has jumped to NFTs to the present day.

Steve Anderson is an Australian crypto enthusiast. He is a specialist in management and trading for over 5 years. Steve has worked as a crypto trader, he loves learning about decentralisation, understanding the true potential of the blockchain.

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