A business card that outlives the meetup.
VeMeet started as a small, personal project: a way to hand someone a card at an event and know it wouldn't end up in the bottom of a bag by Monday.
VeMeet is the project we wanted to exist the last time we walked out of a meetup with a pocket full of cards we'd never look at again. Paper cards get lost. Contact exchanges over a phone screen feel transactional. And every "add me on LinkedIn" is a promise that rarely gets kept.
VeChain gave me the missing piece: a chain fast and cheap enough that minting an NFT on the spot, at an event, for free, is actually realistic, plus a kit that lets someone log in with a Google account and never see the words "seed phrase." So the card itself became the idea: mint it once, hand it over as a link or a QR code, and let the person receiving it claim a real copy into a wallet they control.
VeMeet is built as a focused, founder-led project, not a platform racing to do everything at once. We'd rather ship one thing well, handing someone your details, than a dozen things that never quite convince anyone.
Last updated August 2026
What we build around
Own it, actually
Your card lives in your wallet, not behind our login screen. If VeMeet disappeared tomorrow, your card wouldn't.
The handoff should be instant
A good business card exchange takes five seconds. Ours takes one scan and one tap; everything else is us staying out of the way.
Crypto-native, not crypto-only
Half the people claiming a card have never held a wallet before. We built for them first, not for the people already comfortable with gas fees.