• How can I create an NFT?

  To create an NFT, you need a digital asset or creation of any kind which is yours. To mint an NFT on the NFTICALLY platform, you have to follow the below step by step guide. Step 1: Sign up using your Wallet. Preferably MetaMask. Step 2: Go to "My Collections" by clicking on the User icon Menu on the top right corner. Step 3: Click on "Create Now" button to create your first collection. Step 4: Fill the details of your collection. Step 5: Once the Collection has beenPopular

• How to sell my NFT?

  To sell an NFT, you need to first create an item inside your collection and then mint it by putting it on sale. To sell an NFT on the NFTICALLY platform, you have to follow the below step by step guide. Step 1: Go to your collection page & click on "Add Item" button. Step 2: Add the details of your digital asset for which you want to mint your NFT & then click on "Save" Step 3: Go to the newly created item and then click on "Sell" button. Step 4: Since this will be your fPopular

• What is on-chain royalty? In which cases the creator will not receive the royalty?

  Royalty is the way for creators to be rewarded in the secondary market sale. If you have set for, e.g., 10% royalties in a collection while creating it & set the royalty wallet, you will be rewarded 10% of the sale proceed in every trade in the secondary market in your mentioned royalty wallet. NFTICALLY started supporting on-chain royalties as per EIP-2891 from Dec 10, 2021. What does on-chain royalty mean? On-chain royalty means that your rSome readers

• What all fees is charged on NFTICALLY while selling NFTs?

  Before putting up any asset on sale, it is important to be sure about all the fees and commissions that may be levied on a particular asset sale. If you have been wanting to put your collections on listing, and are confused about the various fees and charges that might be levied, then we have got you covered. We understand your concern as an NFT seller, and thus would want you to be completely aware about all the possible transaction charges. Hence, we are providing a breakup of different feesSome readers