Mint
After the mint
Tell a task what each wallet does with what it mints: send it to one wallet, list it, or sell it to an offer. It happens on its own, the moment each wallet's own mint confirms.
The three actions
| Transfer to Wallet | Sends everything the wallet minted to one address — editions in full. |
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| List on OpenSea | At Floor lists at the collection's floor but never below your Min Price — if the floor is lower, it lists at your min. Fixed Price lists at the price you type. Duration is 1 to 90 days. |
| Accept Best Offer | Sells each NFT to its best offer if you'd receive at least Min You Receive, after fees. Sale Max Fee and Sale Priority (gwei) set the sale's gas; leave them blank for the fast market price. |
- Transfer can't be on with the other two — it moves the NFTs away. Turning it on switches them off.
- Accept + List: sells what an offer at or above your minimum will take, and lists the rest.
- Prices are in the collection's own currency. Once OpenSea says which, the labels show it — Min Price · ETH, or · USDC, · USDG.
What it needs
| API Key Group | Your OpenSea keys, for listing and offers. An OpenSea task's own key group is filled in for you. |
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| NFT Contract | Contract tasks only: the NFT, if it isn't the contract you call. Leave it empty when it is. |
Approval is done ahead. Listing or selling needs OpenSea approved for the collection. Each wallet approves when the task is armed, so the listing after the mint is instant. On an Instant trigger — or a fire time that's already passed or under 45s away — there's no time for that, so it approves just before listing instead.
How it runs
- Every wallet on its own. A wallet starts the moment its own mint confirms; it never waits for another wallet.
- Accepting an offer is raced. When the task arms, the collection, the gas and the collection's offers are made ready, and the offers are watched live once mints land. The moment a wallet's mint confirms it goes for the best offer above your minimum, tries again every 0.3 seconds while OpenSea catches up with the new NFT, and sends the sale through all your RPCs at once.
- Listing waits for OpenSea to see a fresh mint: it starts 5 seconds after the mint and retries every second for up to 30 seconds.
- Wallets don't fight over offers. The wallets of a task share the offers: a unit one wallet takes isn't handed to the next — it moves on to the next offer above your minimum.
- Stale offers are skipped. If a sale fails because the offer was filled or cancelled, that offer is dropped for every wallet and the NFT tries the next one, as long as it clears your minimum. What's left is listed (if List is on) or kept.
- Through your proxies. Each wallet's OpenSea calls go through a proxy — the task's group, or your others. If that proxy can't connect, the call goes direct.
See what happened in a row's Details: approved, listed at what price, sold for how much, or why not.
Not for bundles or Solana tasks — the column doesn't show there.