Whitelist (WL) Mint
A WL mint lets only registered wallets mint. It usually needs a proof or signature, so there's one more thing to prepare than a public mint.
💡 Mint modes (Instant·Safe·Spam), scheduled start, and many-wallet handling → Mint Modes explained
Easiest path — OpenSea / Transient WL
For OpenSea/Transient launchpad WLs, Nogada handles the proof automatically.
- Tasks →
+ New task→ target OpenSea Drop or Launchpad. - Paste the link and the phase auto-detects → select the WL (allowlist) phase.
- Select your WL-registered wallets. (Check which wallets are on the WL with Whitelist check on the [Wallets] screen first.)
- Fill RPC/gas → Create → Run.
General steps (common to all WL mints)
- Make sure the app is the latest version (bottom-left).
- Create the task and check the log first — Run it to confirm the log message looks right.
- Stop and Run again 3–5 minutes before mint time — projects sometimes change settings at the last minute; this reloads the latest data.
- Prepare manual minting as backup — if minting starts but your task log doesn't change to "pending" within 5–10 seconds, mint manually on the project site.
💡 Check WL wallets: [Wallets] → select wallets → Whitelist check to see which wallets are on a drop's WL in advance.
Custom contract WL (advanced)
A self-contract WL (not a launchpad) usually has a per-wallet signature/proof. In that case:
- If the operator provides separate instructions (module/hex), follow them.
- Or you must obtain your exact proof and put it in the arguments/hex (harder).
⚠️ The most common WL mistakes are trying with a non-WL wallet or a wrong proof. Always verify with the log before running.
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