DNFT is a patent pending technology which is also protected by trademark and copyright. NFT traditionally represents assets tokenised via blockchain technology. These assets are mainly held on centralised servers which are prone to centralised mismanagement and failures whereas DNFT (DeFi Non Fungible Tokens) holds assets on decentralised networks like (https://ipfs.tech) which nullifies centralised risks. Additionally, DNFT has introduced a distinctive fusion of the artistic value found in a regular NFT with DeFi assets, which is backed by the tokens used for minting them (currently minting rate is 0.1 BNB plus blockchain fees).

The Matic (or any crypto) used to mint the DNFTs are stored in the DeFi contracts (“asset backing"). The users can burn the DNFTs (a process of minting new DeFi - Asset Backed Tokens (ABTs) called DBX by permanently destroying the metadata of the digital art locked in the DNFT they own). In return the user will receive 1Million DBX ABTs in their wallet for every DNFT burned. The DBX token can be used for exclusive rewards and other benefits offered by production houses from time to time (e.g. to buy movie tickets or exclusive deals offered to DNFT holders from time to time or traded for other cryptos). Similarly, the burning will also increase the artistic value of the remaining limited edition DNFTs as the number of limited edition DNFT for that specific art are further reduce after each burning.