Since we’ve launched an NFT project ourselves, we know first hand how frustrating it can be to need something that doesn’t exist yet. Luckily for you, we have an incredible team of engineers that can quickly build solutions to your problems. If you need something custom built, send us an email at hey@heymint.xyz and we’ll take it from there! And yes, that’s free too.
Other allowlist platforms have been hacked and users have tragically lost all their assets because they were accustomed to connecting their wallets and signing messages.
We believe that requiring wallet connections for a simple allowlist is outdated and unnecessary, so we replaced it with a much safer process.
Instead of connecting a collector's wallet directly to Hey Mint, we verify wallet ownership via OpenSea - if a user can prove they can sign into OpenSea with their wallet, we can verify they own it.
No more wallet connections - no more scams.
Part of what makes allowlists so useful is the ability to specify certain requirements like a minimum ETH/SOL balance and ownership of various NFTs.
To help keep user assets safe, collectors will be able to verify ownership of one wallet that meets allowlist requirements, without ever connecting that wallet to Hey Mint, and join an allowlist with a second wallet address that doesn’t have valuable funds in it.
This way, even if a minting wallet is compromised, NFTs and other assets remain safe.
A rug pull is everybody’s worst nightmare. Collectors are hesitant to join new projects for fear they will be scammed. For the first time ever, we help increase collector trust by providing third party verification that project creators are legitimate.
We accomplish this by allowing creators to privately verify their identity with us via Stripe Identity. Choose to remain publicly anonymous if you wish, but give your collectors the reassurance they crave that you are legitimate and your project is safe to mint.
We’re paying for this identify verification ourselves, and display a prominent verified with Stripe Identity badge on projects with creators that went through this process.
To claim this badge, project owners submit a selfie that matches their government ID. This is then checked against Stripe’s global databases for any discrepancies and red flags.
Not much at the moment! Both Hey Mint and Premint offer the same features for running allowlists - the primary difference is Premint costs 1 ETH to use, whereas Hey Mint is entirely free.
Allowlist management is also only the first of Hey Mint's many product offerings. Our goal is to create a comprehensive toolbox of everything a creator needs to launch their NFT project - entirely for free.
Products coming soon down the pipeline include the ability to easily create smart contracts and minting websites for an NFT project, no coding experience necessary, as well as the ability to easily conduct airdrops and snapshots of holders. Stay tuned!
Yes: Hey Mint will not gain permission to make any transactions from your wallet.
Yep! Our team (Mai & Ben) has been actively helping onboard people into the Web3 space for years. Not only have we launched our own NFT project, we also have a Discord community with 25k active members, we’ve created the best selling course on NFTs, and have been featured by many reputable publications! Our team has very experienced silicon valley engineers who care a lot about security: our projects have never been hacked or exploited in any way!
We’d love to build it for you! Not to brag, but our team is incredibly fast & we’re thrilled to help make a product that people really need in this space. Email at hey@heymint.xyz if you need something we don’t currently offer!