Bandi - K-Culture Fan Collectibles Marketplace with KRW Checkout

Home, marketplace search, drop page, collection page, item page and the fan's vault. Buying runs from the drop queue and bot check through checkout to order status, and owners can list an item from its page.

Card and easy pay items are held in Bandi's vault and sell for KRW; wallet items sell for ETH with a KRW estimate and the rate time. The Bandi fee is 2.5% on the KRW rail and 2% on the wallet rail.

A card-bought item can be refunded within 7 days if it was not listed, transferred or used, and cannot move to an external wallet for 7 days. Checkout holds the item for 10 minutes.

8 collections from 7 artists across 4 labels, 8 drops, 8 holder benefits and 84 active listings, with creator royalties from 5% to 8% and 32 items carrying a wash-flagged trade.

Not a Virtual Asset by Accident

FSC guidance says unique NFTs used mainly as collectibles are generally not virtual assets, but very large series, divisible NFTs or NFTs used as payment may be. Every collection needs a recorded classification review, with editions capped at 1,000 per design and 10,000 per collection by client policy.

Fans Without Wallets

Most fans pay by Korean card or easy pay in KRW, so Bandi holds their items in custody. Holding a spendable KRW balance could bring in electronic financial transaction registration, so KRW sales settle through the payment gateway to the seller's verified bank account instead.

Owning the Token, Not the Art

Under the Copyright Act, buying an NFT transfers the token while the rights holder keeps the copyright, portrait and publicity rights. Fans need to see what they may do with the artwork before they pay, in Korean and English.

Age, Refunds and Market Integrity

Buying and selling need an identity-verified account aged 19 or over, the E-Commerce Act sets a 7-day withdrawal right with a digital content exception, card buys invite chargeback fraud, and wash trades and bots can fake prices and empty a drop in seconds.