Day charters and ferry crossings, paid in NAUTI
Your day at sea, booked on Polygon
Charter a luxury yacht or a sports boat for the day, or reserve seats on a scheduled crossing. Browsing needs no wallet; you pay in NAUTI when you book.
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- Fleets
- 13
- Marinas
- 4
- Countries
- 4
Pictured: Saint Anthony, Miami Beach, United States. From the NautiCoin catalog.
Two ways onto the water
One booking app sells both. Searching is free and needs no account; you connect a wallet only at checkout.
Day charters
A luxury yacht or a sports boat for the whole day. Pick a date from the boat's own calendar and pay for it in NAUTI.
- Full-day charters, one or several days
- One QR pass covers every charter day
- Cancel or move your dates yourself
Ferry crossings
Seats on a scheduled sailing between two terminals, paid through the same booking contract a charter uses.
- Choose a fare class and name each passenger
- Bring a vehicle, a pet or cargo
- Delays are emailed to everyone booked
From browsing to boarding
Four steps, and only the third one needs a wallet.
Browse with no wallet
Search the fleet and the ferry timetable, open any listing and fill in the booking. Nothing asks for a wallet or an account until you book.
Book your day
Pick a charter date or a sailing. The booking app holds it for you while you pay, so nobody else can take it mid-checkout.
Pay in NAUTI on Polygon
Connect a wallet, approve NAUTI and pay through the booking contract. The booking is confirmed once your payment settles on chain.
Board on a QR day pass
Your pass arrives by email as an image and a PDF. It is valid all day, so you can go ashore and come back aboard on the same code.
From the fleet
Boats featured from the live catalog. Open one to see its calendar, its marina and its price in NAUTI.
Why book with NautiCoin
A charter or a crossing, paid in NAUTI and settled on Polygon. No broker holding your deposit, no confirmation that depends on someone replying to an email.
- NAUTI on PolygonPayment you can look up
- You pay through the booking contract, not a broker's invoice. Every payment and refund leaves a transaction hash on Polygon that anyone can check.
- Settled, then confirmedConfirmed by the money arriving
- Your booking is confirmed once your payment settles on chain, not when a form is submitted. Your ticket is issued the moment it does.
- QR + PDF e-ticketOne pass for the whole day
- Your QR day pass is emailed as an image and a PDF. It works all day, every day of the charter. Go ashore and come back aboard on the same code.
- From your accountChange plans without asking
- Cancel or move your dates yourself from your bookings page. You see any fee before you sign, and a cancellation refunds you in the same transaction.
NAUTI, the token you pay with
An ERC-20 token on Polygon. Every value on this list is a constant of the deployed contract, not a policy anyone can change by editing a page.
Maximum supply, fixed
100,000,000NAUTI
The whole supply is minted once, to the treasury, when the contract is initialized. There is no mint function and no burn function, so the figure does not move.
The proposed tokenomics, and the status of each part of it, are set out on the full token page and in the whitepaper.
- Ticker
- NAUTINauti Coin
- Network
- Polygon AmoyA test network
- Standard
- ERC-20With EIP-2612 permit
- Decimals
- 18The usual ERC-20 precision
- Minting and burning
- Neither is possibleNeither function appears in the contract's ABI
- Upgradeability
- UUPS, by the contract admin roleA fixed supply is fixed against this implementation
- Unit price
- None is setNo approved issuance price or valuation exists
- Contract
- 0xC15513D2…3b55CA77View it on the block explorer
Polygon Amoy is a test network. This is not the production contract, and NAUTI held on it has no value.
What NAUTI does today
Settlement
It pays for a charter or a crossing
You approve NAUTI once, then pay through the booking contract against a booking identifier the backend generated. The same rails carry a day charter and a ferry ticket.
BookingPaid
It leaves a payment record anyone can check
Your payment emits an event on Polygon. The backend confirms the booking only after it reconciles that event, so a confirmation is always backed by money that actually arrived.
Cancel and move
It settles a change, in the same transaction
Cancelling a paid booking refunds you within the transaction that cancels it. Moving your dates is priced from a notice-period schedule you see before you sign.
Questions, answered
The short version. The booking app's FAQ goes into payments, passes and changes in more detail.
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