Terms built for informed approval.

By accessing Mint, connecting a wallet, creating a collection, or submitting a transaction, you agree to these Terms. You must have legal capacity to enter this agreement and may not use Mint where access to NFT or digital-asset services is prohibited.

Final age, residency, sanctions, and geographic eligibility rules will be inserted after jurisdictional counsel review and enforced before mainnet access.

Mint is designed as a non-custodial interface. You control your wallet, keys, assets, and transaction approvals. Mint will never ask for a seed phrase or private key. Blockchain transactions are initiated by you and cannot ordinarily be reversed by Mint.

Every primary mint has a creator-set price and is subject to a 2.5% platform fee on mint proceeds. Mint does not offer zero-priced free-mint phases. Network gas is separate. Every production transaction must display the contract, network, item or collection, quantity, price, platform fee, royalty information, and estimated gas before wallet approval.

Collections specify a fixed 15% ERC-2981 creator royalty. ERC-2981 communicates royalty information but does not force every marketplace to pay it. Actual royalty payment depends on the marketplace executing the secondary sale.

Creators must own or possess all necessary rights to artwork, metadata, names, descriptions, and linked content; provide accurate collection information; avoid deceptive or infringing content; secure creator and administrator wallets; and comply with applicable tax, consumer-protection, sanctions, securities, intellectual-property, and other laws.

Wallets, RPC providers, Arweave, block explorers, bridges, marketplaces, and blockchain networks are third-party systems. Their availability and conduct are outside Mint’s control. A displayed listing, collection, or verification indicator is not an investment recommendation or guarantee of authenticity, value, or legal status.

Soft staking is a controlled testnet beta and may remain disabled. An NFT stays in the user wallet, but a finalized ownership transfer ends position eligibility. Mint does not promise that an external application can technically freeze an ordinary NFT inside a wallet.

Pool creators are responsible for reward funding, token permissions, and accurate pool terms. Token or point rewards may be delayed, paused, exhausted, changed after a disclosed cooldown, or unavailable. A low pool notice is not a guarantee that any claim will be paid.

Profiles, points, rankings, achievements, skins, accolades, verification, and popularity indicators are product features. They may be recalculated, corrected, reset, removed, or kept in beta. They do not create ownership rights, compensation rights, investment rights, or a promise of future value.

You may not exploit the service, bypass access controls, submit malicious files or contracts, manipulate markets or activity metrics, impersonate others, infringe rights, launder funds, evade sanctions, distribute malware, or use Mint for unlawful activity.

NFTs and blockchain transactions involve substantial technical, market, liquidity, custody, tax, and regulatory risk. Mint does not provide investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Read the separate Risk Disclosures before approving any transaction.

Beta features may change, fail, or be withdrawn. Mint may restrict access to protect users, comply with law, or respond to security incidents. Smart contracts described as immutable cannot be modified after deployment. Frenzy is not live, and profile Skins and Accolades remain a separate beta unless their public status changes.

The service is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis to the fullest extent permitted by law. Final warranty exclusions, liability limits, indemnity language, dispute procedures, governing law, operator legal name, and service address require jurisdiction specific counsel approval before these Terms can govern a mainnet release.

Product support and incident guidance are available through the Support & Incidents page. Do not send private keys, seed phrases, or passwords.