# All about info codes

Indigo's info codes used to be raw-text hard-encoded QR codes, meaning they required the owner to have a web- or app-based QR code reader to decode them. However, our info codes have since been radically reworked. Now, the QR code encodes a link to a .txt file stored in IPFS, a decentralized hosting system. Anyone can scan an Indigo Motors Info Code NFT, or follow the link in the NFT's description, to access an Indigo's info sheet.

Indigo Motors Info Codes are only minted as NFTs after someone wins an auction for an Indigo vehicle's first sale. (In other words, the Indigo vehicle in question must be sold by idgodeployer, Indigo's deployer wallet account on OpenSea.) They're then sent from the deployer to the winner's wallet address at no charge.

Information in these info sheets is model-specific, with the exception of certain entries. The following entries are serial number-specific:

* The wallet address of the first owner of the specific Indigo vehicle associated with that info code
* The date of delivery of the associated Indigo vehicle to the first owner's wallet, in UTC
* The sale price of the associated Indigo vehicle (the price that won the auction), in ETH
* The serial number of the associated Indigo vehicle, and
* that vehicle's specification, abbreviated. The specification refers to the specific combination of traits for a specific Indigo vehicle, excluding the serial number itself. For example, the specification of Indigo GT #1 is RRRZ, meaning the primary color, secondary color, and roof are painted Devilish Red, while the brake calipers are Peerless Black.

Indigo's info codes have one trait, and that is "code number." This makes the serial numbers easier to match with an Indigo vehicle and eliminates the need to read the code to match them. The code number for Indigo Latrodectus 400 #1's info code will be C13, since that vehicle is serial number 13.


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