Frequently Asked Questions

NeXus is a professional Solana NFT launchpad that helps creators create, prepare, and launch NFT collections on Solana. We provide Web3 tools, IPFS storage, and seamless wallet integration to make NFT creation accessible to everyone.

Creating an NFT collection is easy! Just click the "Create" button in the navigation, fill out the collection details (name, description, and upload your images), and follow the step-by-step process. Our platform handles all the technical complexity for you.

Currently, NeXus supports Solana blockchain. We focus on Solana because of its low transaction fees and fast processing times, making it ideal for NFT creators and collectors.

Yes, you need a Solana-compatible wallet (like Phantom) to create collections, mint NFTs, and interact with the platform. Wallets are required for blockchain transactions and to prove ownership of your NFTs.

Creating a collection on NeXus is free! However, you will need to pay Solana network fees (gas fees) when minting NFTs. These fees are minimal compared to other blockchains, typically costing just a few cents per transaction.

Once you've created your collection, you can mint NFTs directly from your dashboard. Simply select your collection, choose how many NFTs you want to mint, and confirm the transaction with your wallet. The minting process is handled automatically by our platform.

Yes! You can update NFT metadata using our tools page. This allows you to fix errors, update descriptions, or refresh your NFT information. However, some updates may require additional network fees.

All NFT images and metadata are stored on IPFS (InterPlanetary File System), a decentralized storage network. This ensures your NFTs are permanently accessible and not dependent on any single server.

NeXus provides various tools including Snapshot (to capture collection states), Trade (for NFT trading), Airdrop (to send NFTs to multiple addresses), Update NFT metadata, Burn NFTs, and more. Check out our Tools page for the full list.

You can reach out to us through our Discord community, X (Twitter), or GitHub. We're always happy to help with any questions or issues you might have. Because support is important (and we actually care about our users).