NSFW.app Launches New Fan Platform

NSFW.app Launches New Fan Platform

LONDON — Following several months of beta testing, NSFW.app has launched its mobile and desktop premium social media platform.

The platform enables creators to share "legal, uncensored content for their admirers whilst allowing them to retain 100% of their earnings," a rep explained.

"Alongside free teaser images and videos, admirers can pay for premium content using international crypto and card payments via blockchain wallets," continued the rep. "Creator and admirer privacy and anonymity is ensured using these decentralized payment solutions. The latest changes are further supported with an international third-party Know Your Client solution, fully integrated into the creator sign-up process."

"The goal is to revolutionize how adult content is marketed and consumed, bringing the admirers closer to the creators," the rep added.

In addition to immediate crypto withdrawals, the rep said, the platform offers "no nasty surprises or adult names on either fans' and creators' bank accounts. The biggest and more enticing USP is the 0% fee to creators. This is all backed by a professional leadership team with decades of experience working within the adult world, using their deep industry connections."

Marketing and Talent Manager Mark Hassell noted that the NSFW.app team aims to help creators become "fully empowered with full control of their content and 100% payment of their revenue."

"Unlike traditional content-sharing platforms, we do not charge creators for content earnings. We have a duty of care which we take seriously by sponsoring and working as partners with mental health organizations such as Pineapple Support and SNAP," he added. "Creators are an important and integral part of our team; they tell us they feel empowered with a voice, surrounded by a positive and respectful global community, and feel listened to with an attentive and dedicated customer support channel protecting them from abuse, all within a global platform."

Further features to be added in the coming months include livestreaming and direct messaging.

"NSFW.app welcomes all forms of positive, consensual, creative expression in an easy-to-use, sleek and sexy platform, whilst rewarding the main element of the site — our creators," Hassell said.

Creators can sign up at NSFW.app; follow the platform on Twitter.

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