Of primary mint proceeds
CONFIGURATION REQUIRED Wallet transactions disabled
MINT DOCUMENTATION
The current system, in one place.
Plain language product, legal, security, data, and testnet documentation aligned to the finalized Mint platform as of August 29, 2026.
Public documentation boundaryAddresses, wallet secrets, private operating procedures, and unfinished beta implementation details are intentionally excluded.
ERC 2981 on supported sales
Mint remains noncustodial
Mainnet gates remain open
Product scope
Finalized platform surfaces, beta boundaries, economic settings, and the remaining testnet acceptance work.
Legal and user safety
The rules, privacy treatment, risk disclosures, and support process users should understand before connecting a wallet.
Security model
Noncustodial wallet design, role separation, transaction review, feature gates, cooldowns, signed claims, and incident controls.
Testnet operations
What is enabled, what remains disabled, and what must be reconciled before a feature can move beyond testnet.
Chain data
How finalized events, ownership, marketplace activity, profiles, points, and leaderboards are derived and where delays can occur.
Developer boundary
Public product behavior is backed by Workers, D1, RPC services, contract artifacts, environment validation, and release gates. Secrets and privileged keys are never documentation content.
Code readiness, testnet deployment, legal approval, security review, and mainnet authorization are separate gates. A feature is live only when its public status and feature flag say it is live.