Bep-721
| BEP-721 is a Binance Smart Chain standard for tokens. It defines a standard interface for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), allowing for the interoperability of NFTs across different applications. The standard was proposed by the Binance team in March 2021. The BEP-721 standard defines an NFT as a data structure that contains: - A unique identifier - A set of properties - A set of rules The unique identifier is used to identify the NFT, and the properties and rules are used to define the behavior of the NFT. The BEP-721 standard also defines a set of methods that must be implemented by all NFTs. These methods include: - get_owner - transfer - approve The get_owner method is used to get the owner of an NFT. The transfer method is used to transfer an NFT from one address to another. The approve method is used to approve another address to transfer an NFT on behalf of the owner. The BEP-721 standard is designed to be extensible, allowing for the addition of new methods and properties as needed. The BEP-721 standard is important because it provides a standard interface for NFTs that can be used by different applications. This allows for the interoperability of NFTs across different applications. The BEP-721 standard was proposed by the Binance team in March 2021. |
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