Mint a piece

Open a collection’s mint page, pick how many you want, and tap Mint. The piece lands in your wallet and shows up under My pieces. For where the checkout flow below stands on testnet today, see What’s live right now.

What the page shows

• Cover art, the collection name, the creator and a link to the contract.
• Trust pills:
  • Art is showing or Hidden until reveal
  • Set fixed before minting, if the creator locked in the set before the sale
  • The resale royalty, such as 5% resale royalty
  • Art can still change or Art locked forever
  • Paused, when the creator has paused minting
• How many pieces are minted and how many are left.
• The phase that is open now, or the next one to open, with its price and limits.
• One line just for you, such as “You can mint · 4 left for this wallet”, or the reason you can’t.
• A quantity picker, your total, and a note that a small network fee is added.

Who can mint

You can mint when all of these are true:

1. A phase is open.
2. Pieces are left, in the collection and in this phase.
3. Your wallet is on the list, if this phase has one.
4. You are under this phase’s limit per wallet.
5. Your wallet holds enough for the price and the network fee.

The page checks these before you tap. If one fails, the Mint button stays off and the line above it says why.

How a mint works

1. Sign in. Google, Apple and email are at the top of the list. A wallet is made for you.
2. Choose a quantity. For a paid mint, you see the price, KURV’s 5% primary fee, and the creator’s chosen share of what’s left before you buy.
3. Tap Mint. You confirm once. Payment and mint go out together as one operation, with your network fee taken from the same balance — there is no separate “approve first” step.

A free mint shows KURV’s $0.25 per-piece service fee before you mint, unless the creator has chosen to sponsor it. See Fees for the full schedule and Gas and network fees for how the one-operation flow works.

You get the next piece in line. You can’t choose which one.

If something stops you

What you see	What it means	What to do
Connect a wallet to mint	You are not signed in.	Tap Connect wallet and sign in.
This page is for Base. Switch to it to mint.	Your wallet is on another network.	Tap Switch networks.
Checking whether this wallet is on the list…	Not an error. The page is checking the allowlist.	Wait a moment.
We could not check the list for this phase just now	The list check did not answer.	Reload in a moment.
This wallet is not on the list for this phase	This phase has an allowlist, and your wallet is not on it.	Wait for a phase that is open to everyone.
You have already minted your N for this phase	You minted as many as one wallet can in this phase.	Wait for the next phase.
This phase has sold all N it was given	This phase hit its cap. A later phase may open more.	Wait for the next phase.
Every piece has been minted	The collection is sold out.	Browse the collection on Explore, or trade with another collector.
The creator has paused minting	The creator has stopped minting for now.	Come back later.
This phase opens at…	No phase is open yet. The button counts down.	Come back when it opens.
This sale has ended, or the creator has not opened a sale yet	No phase is open, and none is coming.	Nothing to mint here right now.
This wallet holds less than the price	You don’t have enough USDC for this quantity.	Add funds, or mint fewer.
This wallet has too little for the network fee	You can’t cover the network fee.	Add funds, then try again.
You cancelled the transaction in your wallet	You didn’t send it. Nothing was charged.	Tap Mint again when you’re ready.
The network rejected the mint	The mint failed. Only the network fee was spent.	Check the phase is still open, then try again.
Confirming…	Not an error. The chain is writing your mint.	Give it a few seconds. Don’t mint again until it finishes.

If a mint takes longer than usual, it may still go through. Open the transaction link before you try again, so you don’t pay twice.

After you mint

The page says Minted! You got #N and shows your piece with a link to the transaction. You can tap Share or Mint another. The piece also shows up under My pieces.

Free mints

A free mint has a $0 piece price. KURV’s $0.25 service fee is charged per piece minted, not per transaction, so four free pieces cost $1.00 in total:

Free pieces	KURV service fee
1	$0.25
4	$1.00

The creator can choose to pay this fee for you. Network costs are separate. See Fees for the full schedule, and read Risks and disclaimer before you mint.