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Mint wallets hold real assets. Use dedicated low-balance wallets and treat every imported private key as highly sensitive.

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Recommended wallet model

• Use separate mint wallets instead of a main treasury or valuable collector wallet.
• Keep only the amount required for the planned mint and fees.
• Sweep NFTs and remaining funds through deliberate wallet operations after confirming every address.
• Label wallets consistently so task selection is unambiguous.

Private keys

• Import only through the MintDash wallet-vault interface.
• Never send a key through chat, email, Discord, screenshots, logs, or support tickets.
• Do not store plaintext keys in task notes.
• If exposure is suspected, stop using the wallet and move assets to a new secure wallet.

Signing and authorization

Each wallet signs its own transaction. A project-issued proof, signature, or ticket may be bound to:

• Wallet address
• Stage or campaign
• Chain and contract
• Quantity or allocation
• Price
• Expiration

Reusing authorization outside those bounds can fail and may violate the project's rules.