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  • 👋Introducing LYNC
  • Products
    • LYNC Account Abstraction SDK
    • LYNC Account Abstraction WebGL SDK
    • Metamask Wallet
    • LYNC Metamask PC SDK
    • OKX Wallet
    • LYNC In-Game Marketplace SDK
    • NFT Fetcher
    • No-Code Smart Contract Deployer
    • EVM Lootbox SDK
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
        • Creating a new lootbox
        • Opening a lootbox
        • Claiming rewards
        • Whitelisting users using lootbox
        • Lootbox admin functions
        • Useful information functions from LyncLootBox class
        • Multicall : opening and claiming multiple lootboxes in a single transaction
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
        • Example code for creating a new lootbox
        • Example code for opening a lootbox
        • Example code for claiming a lootbox
    • Launch your products on Telegram
      • Configure Your Telegram Bot
      • Deploying Your Product on TG
  • APTOS
    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Aptos
      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
        • Unity
        • API
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
    • LYNC Unity Aptos SDK
    • Keyless Accounts
      • Configure Your OIDC Provider
      • Integrate Keyless in Unity
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
        • Send generic transactions on Aptos
    • LYNC Social Login SDK on Aptos
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
      • Types Used in the Methods Provided by the SDK
      • Other Specification
    • LYNC Aptos Lootbox
      • Getting Started
      • Creating a Lootbox
      • Opening a Lootbox
      • Claiming the Rewards
      • Conclusion
  • Movement Labs
    • 📇Indexer
      • How to run index custom data?
      • Example Queries
        • Get Token Info
        • Get Token Balances
        • Get NFTs Owned by an Account
    • NFT Deployer
    • LYNC Social Login SDK on Movement
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
      • Example Codes in React & TypeScript
      • Types and Enums Used in the Methods Provided by the SDK
      • Other Specification
    • LYNC Unity Movement SDK
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Movement
      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
  • Supra
    • LYNC Paymaster - Supporting Supra L1
      • How to Register on LYNC Dashboard
      • How to Create Paymaster
      • How to Fund the Paymaster
      • Module & Function Whitelist
      • How to Integrate Paymaster
        • JavaScript/ TypeScript
    • LYNC Unity SUPRA SDK
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
  • Fuel
    • LYNC Unity Fuel SDK
    • LYNC NFT Deployer
      • Introduction
      • Getting Started
      • Deploying Your NFTs
        • Launch Your Entire Collection
      • Troubleshooting and FAQs
    • LYNC Fuel Lootbox
      • Getting Started
      • Creating a Lootbox
      • Opening a Lootbox
      • Claiming the Rewards
      • Conclusion
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
    • Fuel Marketplace NPM SDK
      • Getting Started
      • Using the SDK
        • Using hooks to get the marketplace data
        • Using services provided by the SDK to list, buy, and manage tokens
        • Some useful functions provided by the SDK
        • Error codes for the SDK
        • Interfaces and Enums provided by the SDK
      • Support
  • Metis
    • Wallet Creation and Transaction APIs
      • Pre-requisites
      • Integration
        • API Overview
        • Create a new wallet
        • Get already created wallet
        • Mint NFT transactions
  • NPM Packages
    • Marketplace
      • Hook: useAllCollectionNFT
      • Hook: useAllBuyNFT
      • Hook: useAllOwnerNFT
      • Hook: useNFTDetails
      • Hook: useAllNFTForRent
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  • Provide Collection Details
  • Choose Contract Type
  • Input Metadata and Supply Details
  • Share and Manage the Claimer Page
  • Find the Claimer Page for Your NFT Collection
  1. Fuel
  2. LYNC NFT Deployer
  3. Deploying Your NFTs

Launch Your Entire Collection

This "Collection" option is used when you're deploying a full set of tokens, rather than a single item. Collections allow you to group multiple tokens under a single deployment, making it easier to manage and launch a series of related digital assets.

Provide Collection Details

  • Upload an image that represents your collection. This is often a visual that represents the essence of your entire collection and will be displayed on the claimer page that will be created for your collection where users can mint the tokens.

  • Enter a unique contract name and unique symbol for your collection. This contract name will be used as an identifier of your collection and will be displayed on the claimer page along with the contract address and collection image.

Choose Contract Type

  • Non-Fungible NFT Contract (1/1 NFT) - Ideal for digital assets that are unique and not interchangeable. Each token is distinct and has its properties. Nonfungible tokens are a variant of the ERC-721 on EVM standard.

  • Semi-Fungible NFT Contract (Multiple Editions) - This contract type is suited for digital assets where multiple copies or editions of the same item exist. Semi-fungible tokens allow for a single contract to manage multiple types of tokens.

Input Metadata and Supply Details

  • Provide the URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) for the token metadata. This URI points to where the metadata for each digital asset is stored, usually on a decentralized storage network like IPFS (InterPlanetary File System).

  • Set a limit on the number of assets that can be minted per wallet address.

  • Specify the total number of digital assets available in your collection.

  • Enter the cost required to mint each asset. This is the price that users will pay to acquire an asset from your collection.

Once you’ve filled in all the details and reviewed them, click on the "Deploy" button. This will initiate the process of deploying your collection on the Fuel blockchain. This involves paying a deployment fee (gas fee) and will make your collection available for minting by users.

By following these detailed steps, you'll be able to effectively deploy your collection, ensuring all necessary information is included and configured correctly.

Share and Manage the Claimer Page

Find the Claimer Page for Your NFT Collection

  • After deploying your collection using the Fuel NFT Deployer, go to the "Your Contracts" section on your dashboard.

  • In this section, you will see a list of all the contracts you've deployed. Look for the specific collection contract you want to share.

  • Each collection will have an associated Claimer Page URL. Click on this URL or copy it to access the Claimer Page for your collection.

  • The Claimer Page URL is the link you’ll share with your community, friends, or customers. This URL directs users to a page where they can interact with your collection.

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Claimer Page for Non-Fungible (1/1) NFTs
Claimer Page for Semi-Fungible (Multiple Edition) NFTs