Indonesian National Post Office Launches First NFT Postage Stamp Featuring Cenderawasih Bird

Historic NFT Stamp Unveiled

Marking a Milestone in Philately

In a groundbreaking move, the Indonesian National Post Office has unveiled the country’s first Non Fungible Token (NFT) postage stamp, showcasing the exquisite bird of paradise, Cenderawasih.

Collaboration with Indonesian Ministry

Pos Indonesia, in collaboration with the Indonesian Ministry of Communications and Information, introduced this innovative NFT stamp on the occasion of the 79th anniversary of the Indonesian Post in Bandung.

Unique Features of the Stamp

Symbolic Bird of Paradise

The NFT stamp, valued at approximately $9.90, displays the stunning image of the Cenderawasih bird, renowned for its vibrant multi-colored feathers and native to the Indonesian island of Papua.

Limited Edition Release

The NFT stamps are being issued in limited quantities in the form of a booklet, creating a unique collector’s item for enthusiasts worldwide.

Embracing Digital Philately

Engaging the Younger Generation

Director of Pos Indonesia, Faizal Rochmad Djoemadi, aims to spark interest in stamp collecting among the younger digital-native demographic by offering NFT stamps as a modern take on traditional philately.

Hybrid Approach to Collection

In a forward-thinking approach, the NFT stamp will also be available in physical form, allowing collectors to enjoy both digital and tangible versions of this exceptional piece. Interested buyers can access the stamp through the Indonesian Post’s website via a QR code link leading to a Google form for ordering.

Regional Pioneers in NFT Stamps

Joining Neighboring Countries

With this launch, Indonesia joins the ranks of Thailand and Malaysia as the third Southeast Asian country to introduce NFT stamps, paving the way for a new era of digital collectibles in the region.