Creator & brand drops
Premium mint experiences, phased pricing, and post-drop holder portals with indexed ownership.
NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES
Mint sites, allowlists, reveal mechanics, marketplaces, and media pipelines—ERC-721 and ERC-1155 on EVM with wallet UX and contract security from our Karachi Web3 practice.
NFT launches break when IPFS pins vanish, allowlists leak, or the mint button works on testnet but not under load. NASBIX builds NFT platforms end to end: contracts, mint frontend, indexer-backed galleries, and ops runbooks for reveal day—so creators and brands focus on community, not firefighting RPC errors.
We deliver collections, membership passes, gaming assets, and white-label marketplaces on Ethereum and L2s where fees fit your audience. Product UX aligns with our Web3 products practice; contract patterns with smart contract development and audit prep when treasury or royalties are on the line.
Creators, brands, and product teams—not one-off contracts without a frontend.
Premium mint experiences, phased pricing, and post-drop holder portals with indexed ownership.
Token-gated content, events, or SaaS perks—with wallet linking that support can troubleshoot.
List, bid, and settlement flows with fees and royalties visible before signature.
Scoped to supply, chain, and go-to-market—not a generic OpenSea clone.
Mint, pause, withdraw, and royalty hooks—EIP-2981 or custom—with test coverage and verification plan.
Phases, allowlists, merkle proofs, and wallet states tuned for mobile and desktop mints.
IPFS pinning, arweave options, batch uploads, reveal switches, and broken-link monitoring.
Listing, buying, offers, and collection pages backed by indexers—not wallet-only RPC reads.
Supply, holders, volume, and treasury views for ops during and after drop.
Load testing, RPC failover, status page hooks, and hypercare window for mint day.
NFT incidents are public forever—we design for compromised metadata, bot mints, and signing scams targeting your domain.
Testnet dress rehearsals with real wallets—then a timed mainnet cutover checklist.
Contract, mint site, metadata pipeline, and launch support for a defined collection size.
Secondary trading and collection discovery on your brand domain—with scoped chain support.
Ongoing collections, feature work, and contract upgrades after first launch.
Fix metadata, mint failures, or contract issues on a live project with minimal downtime.
Products, contracts, and wallets from the same practice.