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The platform

An NFT launchpad, a cross-chain marketplace, wallet tools, and — under its own name, Stashed — a shop builder.
It was, until August 2026. The domain didn’t change — exclusivo.one still works, and your collections, wallets and links are unaffected.
Retired in July 2026. The old /p/{project} hubs are gone — those links now take you to your profile if you’re signed in, or the home page if not.Shop dashboards are a different thing entirely and are still very much here.
The shop side, running as its own business at stashed.one. Same platform underneath, different brand and different audience.
No. Stashed works fine without one, and you can launch and trade collections without ever opening a shop.
With a wallet, Solana or EVM. You sign a message, never a transaction. You can link several wallets to one profile.

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Launching

No. No application, no waitlist, no approval. You pay the chain and deploy.
Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Ink, ApeChain, Abstract and Robinhood Chain. → Chains
Chain fees only. No subscription, no listing fee.On Solana that’s Candy Machine rent — most of which you get back when you close it — plus storage. On EVM it’s deployment gas, which varies enormously: Ethereum is expensive, Base and Ink are cheap.
Yes — the layer generator handles trait rules and rarity weights. Your full-resolution artwork is built when you launch.
Yes. You can also gate a phase on holding a token — though that’s borrow-proof-able, so use an allowlist if the gate genuinely needs to hold.
No. It’s been hardened and it’s covered by tests, but nobody independent has reviewed it. Worth knowing before you put real money through it.

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Buying and selling

The buyer pays, on top of the listed price. Royalties are separate and go to creators. → Fees
Because showing you only our own listings would show you a floor that isn’t real. Most of them can be bought without leaving the page.
Yes — card buys USDC, that gets swapped, and the purchase runs normally. Works on every chain.One-step card checkout only works on OpenSea and Magic Eden listings. Ours settle through escrow, which a card provider can’t fill. → Paying by card
An EVM listing is a signed order, and it stays fillable until it’s cancelled on-chain. If the delist transaction didn’t go through, hiding it on the page didn’t cancel it. → Selling
On Solana, in escrow — you can take it back any time before it sells. On EVM it never leaves your wallet.

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Shops

29amonthor29 a month or 290 a year, plus 5% of each order. Card processing is whatever Stripe charges you.One plan. Anything you’ve read describing a “3–5% fee” or three tiers is out of date.
Physical things, downloads and services, in one catalogue with one checkout.
Yes. Solana and EVM checkout are built in alongside Stripe.
Automatically. The confirmation email links to a download page — links last 30 days with 5 downloads per file, and signed-in customers can always re-download from their account with no limit. → Digital products

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Building on it

Two, and they’re different things.Marketplace API (/v1) — public, no key, read-only. Collections, floors, listings, sales.Store API (/api/v1) — API key, scoped. Your own shop’s products, orders and customers.→ API
Yes, on the Store API. → Webhooks
For the public marketplace API, at /v1/openapi.json.