Onchain means consequences.

You are responsible for safeguarding wallet credentials and reviewing every request. Transactions may be irreversible. A wrong address, wrong network, malicious approval, compromised device, or lost key may permanently lose assets.

Contracts may contain defects or behave unexpectedly despite testing. Immutable contracts cannot be patched. Network upgrades, integration errors, malicious receiver contracts, or composability with third-party contracts may produce loss or failed transactions.

Gas varies and may be charged even when a transaction fails. Every primary mint has a creator-set price and is subject to the disclosed 2% platform fee on mint proceeds. Mint does not offer zero-priced free-mint phases. Secondary marketplace fees must be shown before approval when trading is enabled.

Mint collections communicate a fixed 15% creator royalty through ERC-2981. Royalties are not guaranteed: marketplaces may ignore, reduce, avoid, or otherwise decline to enforce the royalty standard.

An NFT is a blockchain token and does not automatically transfer copyright, trademark, commercial-use, or other intellectual-property rights. Linked content may become unavailable. Arweave uploads are intended to be permanent and may be difficult or impossible to remove.

NFT prices can be volatile, manipulated, illiquid, or fall to zero. Displayed floor prices, bids, volume, ownership, verification, popularity, or creator information may be delayed or inaccurate and are not guarantees or recommendations.

Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, bridges, sequencers, RPC providers, wallets, storage networks, block explorers, and marketplaces may be interrupted, exploited, congested, reorganized, or discontinued. Mint does not control these systems.

Attackers may create counterfeit collections, malicious links, fake support accounts, or deceptive approvals. Verify the domain, chain ID, collection contract, token ID, price, recipient, and permissions directly in your wallet and a trusted explorer.

NFT laws and tax treatment vary and may change. Access or transactions may be restricted by location, sanctions, asset characteristics, or user status. Users are responsible for applicable obligations. Mint requires a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction marketplace review before mainnet.