Selling NFTs

If your shop sells NFTs, an extra NFT group appears in the dashboard. It sits at the bottom of the sidebar. Selling collectibles is a different job from running a shop, and three rows most shops will never touch don’t belong next to Products. If yours doesn’t sell them, the group isn’t there at all.

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What’s in it

Mint connects a Candy Machine to your shop so customers can mint from your storefront. Editions and Listings both work, but they’re hidden. The launch wizard has taken over creating collections on both Solana and EVM, and it’s a much better path. They’re greyed out instead of removed so it’s clear they exist and aren’t forgotten.

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For anything more than linking a mint

Use the launchpad. It handles both chains, multi-phase sales, allowlists, token gates and generating artwork from layers.

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Why these pages look different

They keep the EXC look — near-black and lime — rather than the Stashed palette. That’s on purpose. Stepping into collectibles should feel like walking into a different room, and painting these pages to match the rest of your dashboard would remove the only signal that you have.

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Different fees apply here

NFT sales use the marketplace rates — 3% on Solana, 2% on EVM, paid by the buyer — not your shop’s 5%. → Marketplace fees