How It Works - Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about claiming your NFT and funding your wallet.

Welcome – Let’s Talk About Your NFT

Think of this page as a friendly conversation between you and our team. You’ve seen the NFT, you’re interested, but you might be thinking: "Is this real? Why do I need to fund my wallet? Where does my money actually go?" Here we answer those questions clearly. The NFT itself is free, but the blockchain always requires a small network (gas) fee to mint and deliver it to you. That’s why we ask you to fund YOUR OWN wallet – not to pay us, not to send money away, but simply to give your wallet enough balance to complete the transaction on the blockchain. If you want a transparent, step‑by‑step explanation of how to safely mint, keep full control of your funds, and end up with a verified NFT in your own wallet, you’re in the right place. Read on and we’ll walk you through everything just like we would in a one‑on‑one chat.

How The Claim Process Works

Follow these simple steps to claim your NFT

1

Choose Your NFT

Browse our collection of available NFT airdrops on the homepage. Look at the Latest Drops and Trending sections. When you find an NFT you want, click the 'Claim Now' button to start the process.

2

Verify Your Email Address

Enter your email address. We will send you a 6-digit verification code. Check your inbox (and spam folder) for this code. Enter the code to prove you own this email address. This helps us contact you about your claim status.

3

Enter Your Wallet Address

Provide your cryptocurrency wallet address. This is the address where you want to receive your NFT. Make sure you enter the correct address because this is where your NFT will be sent. We support wallets like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, and other EVM-compatible wallets.

4

Wait For Our Team To Review

After you submit your claim, our team reviews it. This review process usually takes between 2 to 4 hours. Sometimes during busy periods, it can take up to 24 hours. We check your wallet to make sure it meets our requirements and is not a bot.

5

Receive Approval Email With Funding Amount

Once approved, you will receive an email. This email contains very important information: the exact amount of cryptocurrency you need to have in your wallet. Our system calculates this amount based on current network conditions. Read this email carefully.

6

Fund Your Own Wallet Account

This is the most important step to understand: You will add money to YOUR OWN WALLET. The same wallet address you gave us when claiming. You are NOT sending money to us or anyone else. You are putting money into your own personal account. You keep full control of these funds. The money stays in YOUR wallet.

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Complete The Minting Transaction

Once your wallet has the required funds, you can complete the minting process. The funds in your wallet will be used to pay blockchain network fees (called 'gas fees'). These fees go to the blockchain validators who process your transaction - not to us. After the transaction completes, your NFT will appear in your wallet.

Understanding Account Funding

This section explains exactly what happens with your money

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You Are Funding YOUR OWN Wallet Account

You are NOT sending money to anyone else

Let us be very clear about this: When we ask you to fund your wallet, we are asking you to put money into YOUR OWN cryptocurrency wallet account. This is the exact same wallet address that you provided when you submitted your claim. The money goes into YOUR account. You maintain complete ownership and control over these funds at all times. We never touch your money.

How Account Funding Works - Simple Explanation

1

We Calculate The Amount You Need

After we approve your NFT claim, our system looks at the current blockchain network conditions. We calculate exactly how much cryptocurrency you need in your wallet to complete the minting transaction. We then send you an email with this exact amount.

2

You Add Funds To Your Own Wallet

You take the amount we specified and add it to YOUR wallet. This is your own personal wallet account - the same address you used when claiming. You can add funds by transferring from a cryptocurrency exchange (like Binance or Coinbase), or by sending from another wallet you own, or by purchasing crypto directly in your wallet app.

3

You Complete The Mint Using Your Funds

Once your wallet has enough funds, you return to complete the minting process. Your wallet will ask you to approve a transaction. When you approve it, the network fees (gas fees) are paid from your wallet to the blockchain validators. Your NFT is then minted and sent to your wallet.

Common Questions About Funding - Clear Answers

Where exactly does my money go?

Your money goes directly into YOUR OWN wallet account. It is the same wallet address you gave us when you claimed. The funds sit in YOUR wallet. You own them. You control them. We do not receive any of this money.

Am I paying you or sending money to someone?

NO. Absolutely not. You are NOT paying us. You are NOT sending money to any other person or company. You are simply adding funds to your own personal cryptocurrency wallet account. Think of it like putting money in your own bank account - the money is still yours.

What are the funds used for?

The funds are used to pay 'gas fees'. Gas fees are charges that blockchain networks require to process transactions. When you mint an NFT, the blockchain needs to record this on the network. The validators (also called miners) who do this work get paid the gas fee. This fee goes to them, not to us. Every blockchain transaction requires gas fees - this is how all cryptocurrency networks work.

Who has access to my funds?

Only YOU have access to your funds. Your wallet is protected by your private key or recovery phrase, which only you know. We cannot access your wallet. We cannot take your money. We cannot control your funds in any way. You are the only person who can authorize transactions from your wallet.

What happens if I put more money than required?

Any extra money stays in your wallet. Since it is YOUR wallet and YOUR money, you keep everything. Only the gas fee amount is used for the transaction. The rest remains in your wallet and you can use it for other things or withdraw it whenever you want.

How do I add money to my wallet?

There are several easy ways to add funds to your wallet: (1) Transfer from a cryptocurrency exchange - if you have crypto on Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, or any other exchange, you can withdraw it to your wallet address. (2) Send from another wallet - if you have another crypto wallet, you can send funds from there. (3) Buy directly in your wallet - apps like MetaMask and Trust Wallet allow you to buy cryptocurrency using your credit card or bank transfer.

Is this safe?

Yes, this is completely safe because you are only funding your own account. You maintain full control. Your private keys stay with you. We never ask for your private key or recovery phrase. The only thing you do is add funds to your own wallet and approve a transaction - standard operations that millions of people do every day on the blockchain.

Visual Summary - Remember These Key Points

account_balance_wallet Your Wallet - Same address you claimed with
payments Your Money - Goes into your own account
lock Your Control - Only you can access it
verified_user Your Ownership - The funds belong to you

You are funding your own account. You are not sending money to anyone. The funds stay in your wallet under your complete control.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the NFT really free? expand_more
The NFT itself is free - we do not charge you for the NFT. However, blockchain networks charge 'gas fees' for processing transactions. These fees are paid to network validators (miners), not to us. You need to have funds in your wallet to pay these network fees when you mint your NFT.
Why do I need to fund my wallet? expand_more
You need funds in your wallet to pay blockchain gas fees. When you mint an NFT, the blockchain processes this transaction and charges a fee. This fee comes from your wallet and goes to network validators. Without funds in your wallet, you cannot complete any blockchain transaction.
Why was my wallet rejected? expand_more
We may reject wallets that are brand new (created very recently) or have no transaction history. This is a security measure to prevent bots and ensure fair distribution to real users. If your wallet was rejected, try using a wallet that has some history of transactions.
How long does the review take? expand_more
Most claims are reviewed and processed within 2 to 4 hours. During very busy periods, it can take up to 24 hours. You will receive an email when your claim status changes, so keep an eye on your inbox.
What wallets do you support? expand_more
We support all major EVM-compatible wallets including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, and many others. If you are on a mobile device, we recommend using your wallet's built-in browser for the best experience.
Where will I see my NFT after minting? expand_more
After you complete the minting transaction, your NFT will appear in your wallet. Most wallets have an 'NFTs' or 'Collectibles' section where you can view your NFTs. You can also see your NFT by connecting your wallet to NFT marketplaces like OpenSea.
Can I sell my NFT after I receive it? expand_more
Yes, absolutely. Once the NFT is in your wallet, you have complete ownership. You can keep it, sell it on NFT marketplaces, trade it, or do whatever you want with it. It is your digital property.
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Need More Help?

If you still have questions after reading this guide, our support team is here to help you. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Last updated: 2025-12-03

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