FACT, Inc. announced it has begun development to integrate Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) within its blockchain technology platform, allowing users to create and trade NFTs for physical assets. NFTs are digital tokens that prove the authenticity and ownership of a digital asset ranging from art to music offerings a new-age method of buying, selling and collecting digital assets. While the NFT craze has been limited to digital assets, FACT's forensic technology creates the immutable link needed to tokenize physical asset to the NFT. Their proprietary imaging system links each asset to a provenance record within the FACT blockchain database. These records store all the necessary documentation for seamless creation of NFTs of a tangible object or a digital recreation of the object with programmable smart contracts to secure transactions. FACT offers users and collectors with the unique ability to buy, sell, and trade physical artworks and collectibles through NFTs on any of the growing number of trading platforms. Users specify the terms and conditions through smart contracts and FACT embeds all documentation for streamlined sales with near instantaneous execution. FACT's service offerings will include the creation of the token, smart contract integration, and dozens of optional terms and conditions. Each NFT is customized to the client's specifications featuring any number of complex mechanics such as usage analytics, royalties, and value enhancements. Consistent with FACT's mission, robust immutability programs come standard to ensure the properties, terms, and access remain unchanged. Further measures to prove scarcity and security include restricted specified displays, capped supply, and usage restrictions. NFTs can be created to represent the entire asset, sections of the asset which can be offered as a standalone item, collectible set or through fractional ownership. Additionally, FACT plans to offer brokerage services, NFT valuation, and facilitate sales through various channels including online NFT platforms, auction houses, and dealers.