A "digital election" where only membership-NFT holders can run for office and vote, held entirely online. A new way to invite residents and fans into the planning and operation of communities.
The visual for the membership NFT (e.g. a digital citizen card) that grants candidacy and voting rights. Existing NFT collections can also be reused.
An item image to distribute to those who voted or supported a particular candidate. Different items per candidate are also possible.
Log in to T&T and complete the "Basic setup" and "Collection setup". From here, set up the "Membership NFT" that grants voting rights and the "Voting events".
In Admin → Token issuance, click "New". Choose "Simple" and "Delivery URL", then proceed to detailed settings. On the next screen, upload material A — the membership-NFT image — adjust the settings, and click "Save changes". The token is now ready to issue.
Open Admin → Token list and find the NFT you just created. Copy its delivery URL or QR code, and use it to distribute, transfer, or sell the membership NFT.
Once candidates are confirmed, create a voting event per candidate. From Admin → Events → New, enter the candidate's name, platform, and other details.
After creating the event, restrict voting to membership-NFT holders. Find "Holds at least one token" in the settings, check the box, and save.
Create the item to distribute to voters or supporters. From Admin → Items → New, choose "Belonging" as the item type and upload material B.
Open the event page from Step 3 again and configure "Reward item". Select the image you uploaded in Step 5 and click "Save changes".
Publish the voting event page, and membership-NFT holders can cast their votes. Bulk-export the voting event URLs as CSV for convenience.
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Holders of the Niigata Prefecture Sanjo City–endorsed NFT "Tsubame-Sanjo Master Guardians" were positioned as "digital citizens", and Japan's first digital mayoral election was held — with candidacy, public debate, and voting all conducted in metaverse space and on Discord.
Candidacies were accepted from December 1–5, 2025; the public debate was held on December 20 in a metaverse space; and voting took place on a Discord server from December 21–22. The elected digital mayor holds, for one year, planning rights for the digital-citizen DAO, naming rights for Virtual SANJO, and decision rights over the space's design.
「Drawing on the uniqueness and trustworthiness of NFTs, we found the system convenient — it not only prevented fraud such as multiple voting, but also let us tally the results smoothly.」
Place QR codes around town for check-ins — sparking exploration and new visits in as little as 30 minutes.
Combine paper flyers with smartphones to extend dwell time to several hours, boosting visits to shops and restaurants.
