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Use this page every time you prepare a mint. MintDash is an FCFS/public-mint execution dashboard, not a bot that discovers and mints projects without your instruction.

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The complete workflow

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	A["Add or select drop"] --> B["Choose mint stage"]
	B --> C["Create task"]
	C --> D["Select wallets and quantity"]
	D --> DA["Optional: verify delegation"]
	DA --> E["Choose route, gas, and timing"]
	E --> F["Resolve calldata and eligibility"]
	F --> G["Preflight and simulate"]
	G --> H["Confirm maximum spend"]
	H --> I["Arm or execute"]
	I --> J["Broadcast, confirm, and review"]

Before you begin

• Confirm the official contract address, chain, mint page, price, supply, start time, wallet limit, and allowlist rules from the project's official source.
• For direct execution, fund each minting wallet with mint value + estimated gas + a safety buffer. For delegated batches, fund the operator wallet for the full displayed batch cost.
• Confirm the wallet is eligible for the selected stage. A valid allowlist signature or proof normally belongs to a specific wallet.
• Never paste a private key into a chat, browser form, or project website. Import keys only through MintDash's wallet-vault flow.

1. Add wallets

1. Open Wallets.
2. Choose Import for an existing wallet or Generate for a new one.
3. Give each wallet a clear label.
4. Verify the displayed address before funding it.
5. Use Wallet operations → Distribute if available, or fund wallets manually.
6. For direct execution, leave enough ETH in each wallet for mint value and gas. For a delegated batch, fund the operator wallet for the full displayed exposure.

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Private keys are stored through the encrypted wallet vault and signing is performed by workers. If the vault key changes, previously imported wallets may fail to decrypt and must be safely re-imported.

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2. Add a drop

1. Open Drops → Add drop.
2. Paste the official contract address.
3. Select the correct chain.