Gasless Minting

Explaining the cost-free option on Mintable!

What is gasless minting?

Gasless minting allows you to create an NFT on the Ethereum blockchain without paying gas fees or submitting a blockchain transaction yourself.

Instead of sending a transaction, you simply sign a message — and that’s it. Your item is minted, ready for sale, and fully on Ethereum mainnet.

🚀 This makes it easier than ever for new users to enter the NFT space — no ETH required, no wallet friction, no surprise fees.

🧠 How Does It Work?

When you use gasless minting on Mintable (powered by Mintology):

  • You sign a message instead of submitting a blockchain transaction

  • Your NFT is created and stored as a real ERC-721 token on Ethereum

  • There is no gas fee for the creator — ever

⚠️ Since there’s no on-chain transfer yet, your NFT won’t show in your wallet right away — see below.

🔍 Why Doesn’t My NFT Appear in My Wallet?

Most wallets detect NFTs by watching for Transfer events on the blockchain.

Since gasless minting doesn’t emit a transfer event until the item is bought or manually transferred:

  • The NFT won’t show up in your wallet immediately

  • It does exist — you can see it on Mintable, and even on Etherscan

  • You can still transfer it to yourself to trigger a wallet-visible event, or manually add it

✅ Is It on Ethereum Mainnet?

Yes! Gasless minting is done directly on the Ethereum mainnet, not an L2 or sidechain.

Your NFTs are:

  • Fully ERC-721 compliant

  • Viewable and tradable on any platform that supports Ethereum NFTs

  • As real as any other NFT — just minted smarter

📊 Fees Comparison Table

Ethereum Chain

Store Name

Mintable Gasless Store

Your own Mintology Store

Traditional Store

Traditional Minting

Fees

Free

Mintology Cost

  • Gas for Store Creation

  • Gas Per Mint

  • Gas for Store Creation

  • Gas Per Mint

Batch Minting

No

No

Yes

No

Royalties from Secondary Sales

No

Customizable

Yes - adjusted to your preference

No

Mintable's Fees

2.5%

2.5%

Dependent

Dependent

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