ICYMI: Coinbase’s VP of product demos user experience for forthcoming NFT platform
what the user experience will be like for the crypto exchange’s forthcoming non-fungible token platform.
Saxena posted a video Wednesday narrating the process to buy an NFT on Coinbase’s forthcoming platform. Users can find a verified NFT collection, select a specific NFT they want to buy, then purchase the token using a connected Coinbase wallet or self-custody wallet. “We have made it super simple to go through a buy flow. Users will be guided through a step-by-step buying process, with clear information available to them about what they need to do at each step. Switching and using the right wallet will be a breeze during the buying process,” Saxena further explained on Twitter.
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