Getting started
Mintboard shows every NFT holder only the mints they can actually enter, and when their own window opens. Behind it, City Bot runs your community's raffles and giveaways in Discord, and delivers the winners to the projects offering the spots.
Nothing to connect, nothing to sign. Mintboard reads public blockchain data. It never asks anyone to connect a wallet, sign a message or share a seed phrase, and neither does City Bot.
Pick your path
| You are… | Start here |
|---|---|
| A holder checking what you have won | Check a wallet, then read For holders |
| A holder getting your Discord role | Verify your wallet |
| A holder showing off your diamond hands | Your holder profile, then read Profiles |
| A project with a mint and spots to give | For projects |
| A community that wants its own board and bot | For communities |
| A developer who wants to run or extend it | For developers |
The pages you will use
- Open now: every raffle and giveaway you can enter today. No wallet needed to look.
- Coming up: every mint the community holds spots in, and what is still open.
- Check a wallet: paste an address and see only the mints it qualifies for, the tier, the reason, and your own countdown.
- Your holder profile: your diamond-hand badge, hold rate, keys and every spot you have won, on one shareable page.
- Community profiles: a community's hold rate, its recent mints and whether they minted out.
- Collections: the projects on the board, and how their allocations have been held.
- Project dashboard: where a project manages its listing.
- Admin: where a community runs its raffles and giveaways.
The one rule
A mint appears only if the wallet reading it qualifies: a spot it was drawn, or an asset it holds, read fresh from the chain. Not on the list? Not on your board. That is why holders can trust it instead of asking "am I on the list?" in chat.