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Intermediate7 minutes
Understanding Your Card NFT
Learn about your unique card NFT and what it represents.
1
View Your NFT
Your Card NFT is automatically minted to your wallet when you claim your card. You can view it in any NFT wallet or marketplace.
- The NFT is minted to the wallet you used to claim the card
- You can view it in MetaMask, OpenSea, or any NFT-compatible wallet
- Each card has a unique Token ID
- The NFT serves as proof of ownership
2
Understand Ownership
The NFT proves that you own the card, but it's separate from your private key. The private key is required to access card details.
- The NFT proves ownership of the card
- The private key is required to decrypt and view card data
- You need both the NFT and private key to fully use your card
- Transferring the NFT does not transfer access to card details
3
Transfer Considerations
You can transfer your Card NFT to another wallet, but remember that the private key is separate and must be transferred separately if you want to give full access.
- NFT transfers are done through standard NFT transfer methods
- The private key is not transferred with the NFT
- If you transfer the NFT, the new owner will need the private key to access card details
- Only transfer the NFT if you trust the recipient with your private key
4
NFT Metadata
Your Card NFT contains metadata that includes information about when it was created and its unique identifier.
- The NFT metadata is stored on-chain
- It includes the creation timestamp
- The Token ID is unique to your card
- This metadata cannot be changed or deleted
💡 Pro Tips
- Keep your NFT in a secure wallet
- Don't transfer the NFT unless you understand the implications
- Remember that the NFT and private key are separate
- The NFT is proof of ownership but doesn't grant access to card data