FAQ

No. Your wallet creates the collection and your account is the treasury, so minted NFTs land in your wallet directly. We hold only the supply key, which lets us mint on your behalf and does nothing else.

Mint new NFTs into your collection, up to the maximum supply you set. That is the whole list. It cannot move, sell, burn, or freeze anything, and it gives no access to your wallet or funds.

If you want a hard ceiling, set a finite maximum supply when you create the collection. The network enforces it.

Most often: not enough HBAR in your wallet for the network fee, or an allowance that has run out. The error message will say which.

Failed items are skipped, not lost. Reopen the mint dialog and the batch resumes — anything already minted is skipped automatically, so you are never charged twice for the same NFT.

No. Royalties are part of the token’s fee schedule and are fixed when the collection is created. If you want them, enable them at creation. See Fees for what that costs.

An allowance authorises spending HBAR up to a limit you choose. It cannot exceed that limit, cannot touch your NFTs, and can be revoked from your wallet at any moment. It exists purely so you are not clicking through a popup for every action.

Your collection and NFTs live on Hedera and your artwork lives on IPFS — neither depends on us being online. You would keep everything. The supply key would become unusable, meaning no further minting into that collection, but nothing already minted is affected.

You set the supply, price, start time and any stages. Buyers mint directly from the drop page. We take 2.5% of each sale; the rest goes to you, and resale royalties keep paying you afterwards if you enabled them.

No. See Privacy.