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How to create a NFT using NFT Issuer in Coin98 Super Wallet

What is NFT Issuer?

NFT Issuer is a feature in Coin98 Super Wallet that lets users easily create NFTs, such as graphics and collectible cards, without coding or blockchain expertise. Simply upload an image, pay the network fee, and Coin98 Super Wallet handles the rest.

How does NFT Issuer work?

NFT Issuer works by taking the image and metadata you provide, then creating the NFT on the network you select after you confirm the transaction and pay the network fee.

What do you need before minting an NFT?

  • Coin98 Super Wallet installed and ready to use.

  • An NFT image to upload.

  • A wallet address for minting and storing.

  • Enough native tokens to cover the network fee and confirm the transaction.

  • A name and description for the NFT.

How to create an NFT on NFT Issuer

Step 1: On the Home screen, click on the Discover icon => switch to the Services tab

Step 2: Scroll down or search for the NFT Issuer

Step 2: Select the wallet address and the network which you wish to issue tokens. The address receiving the issued tokens. The system will automatically fill in the connected wallet address but you can still use another wallet address.

In this example, we chose the Viction (VRC25). Next, select the wallet that will receive the issued NFTs and be responsible for the gas fee payment.

Step 3: Click on the Logo icon, and choose the image you want to mint from the library.

Step 4: Fill in the following information:

  • Name: The name of the NFT

  • Description: The story of the attributes behind the NFTs. Something you want to highlight about your NFT.

  • Then click Create.

Step 5: The system will ask you to pay a network fee to issue tokens. Please prepare enough fees for this step. If you agree, click Confirm on the pop-up Confirmation Message.

If successful, your NFT will display in the NFT tab on the main home screen.

To check your minting history, select the History icon, and click on the minted NFT which will redirect you to Block Explorer to view your NFT information.

How to check the NFT after minting?

If minting succeeds, your NFT appears in the NFT tab on the main Home screen. To review minting history, click History (clock icon) and open the minted NFT to view its details in the block explorer.

Key terms

  • NFT Issuer: A feature in Coin98 Super Wallet that allows users to mint NFTs.

  • Wallet Address: The blockchain address that receives the minted NFT.

  • Network Fee: The fee charged by the blockchain network to process the minting transaction.

  • Minting History: A record of NFTs created through NFT Issuer.

  • Block Explorer: An external tool used to view on-chain transactions and NFT details.

Risks and considerations

  • NFT minting requires a network fee, so make sure the selected wallet has enough balance before you confirm the transactions.

  • Review the NFT name, description, and image carefully before minting, because those details are submitted as part of the minting transaction.

  • Choose the correct chain before you create the NFT.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need coding knowledge to use NFT Issuer?

No. NFT Issuer is designed so you can mint a simple NFT by uploading an image and filling in basic details.

What does the network fee cover?

The network fee covers the blockchain transaction required to mint the NFT on the selected network. This fee is charged by the blockchain network itself and is not collected or controlled by Coin98.

How do I check minting history?

After successfully minting, your NFT will appear in the NFT tab of your app. You can also verify it on the blockchain explorer by:

  1. Searching for the blockchain explorer of the network and entering your wallet address to view all on-chain activities.

  2. Opening NFT Issuer → History, selecting the minted NFT, and viewing its details on the blockchain explorer.

What should I do if I do not have enough balance for the fee?

Add enough balance to the selected wallet before you try to mint again.

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