Launch your collection
Launch takes your generated collection and puts it on Base. The wizard has seven steps. You check everything on one review screen, then confirm. For which contract testnet actually launches today, see What’s live right now.
The seven steps
Section titled “The seven steps”- Wallet. Sign in. This wallet owns your collection.
- Collection. The name and size come from the collection you generated. You set the ticker, the royalty on resales and the wallet the money goes to. If you leave that last one empty, it is your sign-in wallet.
- How they get one. Pick a sale method. Cards marked “Not built yet” can’t be launched.
- The price. Set what a piece costs, the limits, any allowlist and when each phase opens.
- Files. Use the files you published on the Generate page, or paste the links. Choose to reveal at launch or run a mystery mint with a holding image.
- Review. Read the list of what will be done, then confirm.
- Live. Your collection is out. Open its mint page.
Every collection launches on Base. There is no network picker. Each collection gets its own contract.
What happens when you confirm
Section titled “What happens when you confirm”The launch goes out as one operation, with the network cost taken care of as part of it. If it is interrupted, you can pick it up where it stopped. Nothing is created twice.
The review screen lists each part before you start. It only shows the parts that apply to your settings:
- Create the collection. Always there.
- Set up the sale. Always there.
- Link your art, or Seal your art for a mystery mint.
- Lock in the fingerprint. Proves the set was fixed before anyone minted. Only there if you add a fingerprint.
- Add the collection details. A mystery mint waits until reveal for this.
- Show the art, or Set the holding image for a mystery mint.
After launch
Section titled “After launch”| Can change | Permanent |
|---|---|
| When the sale opens and closes | The contract and its address |
| Paused or open | The collection size |
| Mystery to revealed, once | The fingerprint, once locked |
| Freeze. After it, art and details never change |
Prices, limits and allowlists can’t be edited in the app after launch. Plan your phases before you confirm.
Reveal, check every piece on the mint page, then freeze. You can’t freeze before you reveal. There is no way back from freeze.
Fees at launch
Section titled “Fees at launch”You set your royalty on resales in the Collection step, and your primary share when you configure the sale.
| Setting | Rule | Can change after launch? |
|---|---|---|
| KURV primary fee | 5% of each paid primary sale | No |
| Free mints | $0.25 per piece to KURV, instead of the 5% | No |
| Your primary share | 0–50% of what remains after KURV’s 5% | No |
| Your collection royalty | 5–10%. Zero is not allowed, free mints included | No |
| KURV launch charge | None | — |
- On a paid sale, the rest after KURV’s 5% and your share goes to the collection’s backing.
- Your royalty is one fee on each resale. It is split 50% to you, 25% to the vault and 25% to KURV.
- Buyers see your share and your royalty before they buy.
- Network costs are separate from all KURV fees.
Example: a piece sells for $100. KURV takes $5, so $95 remains.
| Your share | You | Backing | KURV |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0% | $0.00 | $95.00 | $5.00 |
| 25% | $23.75 | $71.25 | $5.00 |
| 50% | $47.50 | $47.50 | $5.00 |
The most you can set is 50% of $95, which is $47.50. Not 50% of $100.
This shows how one payment is split. It does not set the floor by itself. On KURV, “floor” means the vault floor: the backing each piece carries. It is not a market price, and it can change.
See Fees for the full schedule. Backing and the vault floor carry risk: read Risks and disclaimer before you launch.
Related
Section titled “Related”Testnet only. Nothing here is financial advice. Read Risks and disclaimer before you mint, buy or sell back. Back to kurv.fun.