If your contract is deployed, you can access it immediately by going to mint.fun/contract address.

Mint buttons will show up automatically after people start minting.

Yes! If you are the contract deployer, connect your wallet to mint.fun and you will be able to add mint option buttons manually from your project page settings. It is best to verify your contract on Etherscan before this step.

No, it doesn’t matter what you call the mint functions, mint.fun will pick them up automatically.

No, just leave the number as a parameter in the mint function. You can set that parameter on mint.fun or it will be picked up automatically.

Upload your allowlist at lanyard.org (an open source allowlist standard we built) and we will only show your project to people on the list (or we will show the relevant options to people on the list, and any public mint options to everyone else).

The typical mint.fun user mints 5x more NFTs than other wallets! Mint out faster by promoting your mint.fun page – and promote your own project site, too!

mint.fun currently supports Ethereum ERC-721 and ERC-1155 contracts. If you want us to support other blockchains or formats, please DM us on Twitter about it.

The faster your project is minting, and the more wallets participating, the higher the project will climb in the Trending section.

Pro-tip: when people mint your project directly from mint.fun, it boosts your ranking on the Trending page even more. So be sure to share the link to your mint.fun page with your community even if you have your own project site.

mint.fun is built by the team at Context.

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