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Signature Drop

Deploy Signature Drop

The Signature Drop contract uses the ERC721Astandard to release a collection of unique one-of-one NFTs for your community.

It also includes signature-based minting capabilities, which allows you to grant users the ability to mint NFT(s) based on a custom set of criteria, checked on-demand.

You lazy-mint your NFTs by uploading the metadata and configuring a single claim phase, laying out the rules for how your users can claim NFTs fromyour drop; such as an allowlist, release date, or delayed reveal.

Learn more about signature-based minting

Use Cases & Examples​

You could use the Signature Drop contract to:

  • Release a gas-optimized PFP Collection where each NFT has a different combination of traits
  • Allow users that meet certain criteria to be able to claim NFTs from your drop
Video: Build An ERC721A NFT Drop with signature-based Minting
Guide: Release An ERC721A NFT Drop Using the Signature Drop Contract
Guide: Simultaneous Allowlists using Signature Drop

Smart Contract Design​

For a detailed exploration of how the signature drop smart contract works, why it was built, and it's limitations, visit our Signature Drop Design Doc!

Signature Drop Smart Contract Design Document

Creating & Configuring the Signature Drop​

Learn how to create and configure your smart contract using the dashboard.

Creating a Signature Drop Contract​

Deploy the signature drop contract to any of our supported networks using the button below.

Lazy Minting NFTs​

Lazy minting is the process of uploading your metadata for your NFT(s) without minting them yet.

This is useful for when you want other wallets to mint NFTs from your drop into their own wallets.

To lazy mint NFT(s), click Create to lazy-mint a single NFT, or Batch Upload to lazy-mint multiple NFTs at once.

Create or Batch Upload Buttons

To get started, you can use one of our example files for CSV or JSON metadata.

Guide: Batch Upload NFT Metadata

Delayed Reveals​

Delayed reveals allow you to reveal the contents of the NFT to the user later at a specific date and show a placeholder asset in the meantime.

  • Reveal upon mint: Collectors will immediately see the final NFT when they complete the minting.
  • Delayed Reveal: Collectors will mint your placeholder image, then you reveal it at a later time.

You have the option to add a delayed reveal to a batch of NFTs after you batch upload them.

Select Delayed Reveal

Setting the Claim Phase​

A claim phase is a set of conditions that define when and how your users can claim an NFT from your drop.

The signature drop contract only supports one claim phase, (this claim phase can be edited later).

Within a claim phase, you can define:

  • When the claim phase will start
  • How many NFTs do you want to drop
  • How much do you want to charge per NFT
  • What currency do you want to use
  • Which wallet addresses are allowed to mint (allowlist)
  • How many NFTs can be claimed per transaction
  • How many seconds do wallets have to wait between claims

To configure the claim phase, click the Claim Phases tab and Add Claim Phase.

Add Claim Phase Button

Contract Metadata​

To configure the image, name, and description of the contract, click the Settings tab:

Contract Metadata

Royalty & Platform Fees​

From the Settings tab, you also configure the royalty fee, primary sales recipient and platform fee.

Royalty and Platform Fee