The mint transaction flow
Quick answer
The site validates phase, allowance and balance, fetches an allowlist signature if needed, and asks your wallet to sign one mint transaction. The contract re-verifies signature, timing, limits and payment before minting.
A mint on Elevate is a single transaction from your wallet to the collection's contract. The site validates as much as it can before asking you to sign, and the contract enforces everything again on-chain.
Who this is for
Collectors who want to know what they are signing, and developers integrating with the contracts.
Step by step
- 1You connect a wallet and open a collection page.
- 2The page loads the current status from the contract: phases, minted counts and how many you have already minted.
- 3You choose a quantity and click Mint.
- 4The site validates that the phase is active, that you have allowance left and that your balance covers price plus gas.
- 5If the phase is an allowlist phase, the backend issues a signature for your address.
- 6The transaction is prepared with the mint call and, if needed, the signature.
- 7You confirm in your wallet.
- 8The contract verifies the signature, the phase timing, your wallet limit and the payment amount.
- 9The contract mints the tokens and updates the collection's counters.
- 10The page watches the transaction and shows the result.
- Site pre-checks (phase, allowance, balance)
- Allowlist signature (if needed)
- Wallet signs one transaction
- Contract verifies everything again
- Tokens minted, counters updated
Good to know
- Status is refreshed immediately before minting so you never sign against stale numbers.
- Gas is estimated before you confirm.
- Transactions are monitored until confirmed — typically one to two blocks.
- If a transaction fails, the page explains why: phase closed, limit reached, insufficient funds or invalid signature.
- Every transaction is visible on Taostats EVM Explorer.
Written and maintained by the Elevate team. Last updated . Corrections: reach the team on the official Discord.
Related
- How to mint an NFT on Bittensor EVMThe ten user-facing steps from wallet setup to verifying your minted token.
- On-chain status and real-time dataPhase status, mint counts and wallet allowances are read from the contract, not a database.
- The Elevate collection contractOne ERC-721A contract per collection, with phases, royalties, transfer lock and reveal built in.
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