How it works
Four steps from tile to certificate.
1. Choose your tile
Open the map and pick any free tile outside the reserved center. The map shows the current price and how many tiles are left at that price. You can buy more than one tile, and neighboring tiles can be merged into one picture. Tiles are not held for you while you decide, so the first confirmed payment gets the tile.
2. Pay in USDT
Press buy, and you get a payment page with a wallet address and the exact amount. You have 60 minutes to pay. Fees are paid by the buyer, and the total is shown before you pay. You can send the payment from any wallet or exchange, even on behalf of someone else, which makes tiles easy to give as gifts.
While the payment page is down for maintenance, send the tile numbers to personlandquestions@gmail.com. We reply with the amount and the address, and the order is handled by email. The price is the one shown on the map.
Before you pay, check three things:
- You are 18 or older.
- You are sending USDT on the TRC20 network, to the address on the payment page, or to the address in the reply if the order was placed by email.
- The amount received equals the amount shown. If you pay from an exchange, add its withdrawal fee.
Other coins, other networks and look-alike tokens do not count as payment, and they are not refunded.
3. Get your Certificate of Ownership
When the payment is confirmed, your tile is assigned to you, and a PDF certificate arrives by email, sent only to the address you bought with. If you bought several tiles together, one certificate lists them all. A receipt follows.
4. Make it yours
Add your name, a picture and a message to your tile. If you want, ask to be listed in the public registry. Entries are made only with your written permission, and you can withdraw it any time.
What your certificates look like
The Certificate of Ownership shows the tile numbers, the owner's name, the date of purchase, the owner's email and the certificate number.
The Souvenir Citizen ID shows the name, a picture, the tile number, the date of issue and the certificate number.
The Certificate of Title, Profession or Skill records a title or a skill in the holder's own words.
Every certificate has a notice that it is an entertainment souvenir and not a passport, visa, identity card, diploma, licence or court paper.
Optional extras
Written requests to the direct-line email, priced on the site at the time of request:
- Souvenir Citizen ID (on request, after payment)
- Certificate of Title, Profession or Skill (on request, after payment)
- Souvenir currency for your tile (on request, after payment) Second phase
- A place in the registry (free, with your permission)
The direct line is id@person.land.
Buying a tile, a certificate, a Citizen ID, or a place in the registry each has its own rules.