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As of 19 September 2026. This is the one page on this site that changes as KURV ships. Every other page describes the finished design. When something here moves from “coming” to live, this page updates — not the rest of the docs.

testnet.kurv.fun runs on Base Sepolia, with test money only. These work now:

FeatureStatus
Sign in with Google, Apple or emailLive on testnet
Bring your layers and generate a collectionLive on testnet
Publish your filesLive on testnet
Launch: fixed price, mystery mint, pay in your tokenLive on testnet
MintLive on testnet
Browse a collection’s piecesLive on testnet
Send a piece to another walletLive on testnet
Edit your profile, connect X, share a linkLive on testnet
FeatureStatus
The vault: sell-back, vault resale, the vault floorComing with the new vault contract
The fee schedule described in FeesComing with the new vault contract
Trading between collectorsPlanned
Rising and falling auctionsPlanned
Picking a specific piece to mintPlanned
Editing prices, limits or allowlists after launchPlanned — the contract allows it on a regular collection; the app has no screen for it yet
Freeze happening automatically at revealPlanned. Reveal and Freeze are two separate steps today
Forever storage on ArweavePlanned
LAYR, the AI layer sidekickPlanned (Phase 2)

Some early testnet collections still show a Sell back button from an older test vault. That test vault runs different, obsolete rules: a different sell-back fee, and it burns the piece instead of holding it as inventory. It is not a preview of the vault described in The vault and the floor, and the launch wizard no longer offers it.

testnet.kurv.fun launches on Base Sepolia through the earlier NFTDrop test contract, which has no vault and no primary split. It lets a creator set a resale royalty of 0–20%, not the final 5–10% range.

KURV is moving every action onto a single flow: one signature, one operation, no separate approval step and no network fee to find.

  • On it now: launching a standard collection and the dashboard controls.
  • Not yet: minting, launching a collection with a vault, and selling back to the vault. These still send ordinary transactions, one at a time, and each needs a little test ETH. When an invited tester claims test funds, the faucet sends a little test ETH along with the test USDC, once a day per wallet, so you never have to find or handle ETH yourself.
  • This flow is checked in code and in tests, but has not yet run end to end against Coinbase from the app. If a press fails before anything is sent, nothing is charged.

Testnet fees are test-contract fees, not the schedule in Fees:

  • Mint fee: 2.5% of the price, and only when the build has a fee recipient set. With no recipient, it’s 0%.
  • Old test vaults: a sell-back costs 3% of the vault’s payout. KURV takes 20% of the royalty money a test vault sweeps in. Creators can take up to 25% of each mint.
  • Publishing: testnet still charges 1 cent a piece here, though publishing itself carries no KURV fee.
  • Test money only. Base Sepolia’s USDC and ETH have no value.

Our public Discord link is not set yet, so the Report a problem row in the account menu is not showing. Until it is, use the steps in the tester guide to write down what happened by hand.

No KURV token has launched. There is no ticker, no contract address and no buy link. Anything using the KURV name elsewhere is not ours.

KURV has not launched on Base mainnet. Nothing on this site is live there, and nothing here is a promise of when it will be.

Read Risks and disclaimer before you mint, buy or sell back.

Testnet only. Nothing here is financial advice. Read Risks and disclaimer before you mint, buy or sell back. Back to kurv.fun.